Akagi Onsen Hananoyado Yunosawakan

I walked from the parking lot, but I was at a loss. The scenery from the open-air bath and the sound of Tamadare Falls are great. The blue maple was also dazzling, and it was a bath that made me want to stay forever. In the open-air bath at night, the lights are so large that they look like bats, and the facilities are quite old, so it's pretty scary if you're alone. The room was spacious and easy to use, but the sheets and pillowcases smelled of bleach, and my skin, which had been soaked in the hot springs, was dried out. I was worried. The breakfast has a lot of items, but the quantity is very small. The main dish was just two pieces of thin tofu in warm soy milk, no grilled fish or meat, and I had no choice but to fill myself up with white rice. I don't dislike simple meals, but I was disappointed when I thought about the price. There are some nice old places, but there are many places where the wallpaper is stained or peeling, and the dressing rooms are moldy and the faucets are rusty, so there are many places that look like ruins. When I got there, it looked a lot different than the picture.