Yukemurino-Yado Biwanso

It's very nice because it's close to tourist attractions. And there are many good tourist attractions nearby, such as a toy museum. There is plenty to see Also, I heard that this is my first time going to a hot spring. The staff was kind and helpful, including how to wear a yukata and how to use the hot springs. I said I had a wound on my toe, so they even gave me a bandage. I don't know when I'll go to Wakura Onsen again. If I have the chance to visit again next time, I will definitely come back again. May you prosper

Japanese-style room, great atmosphere, facing the sea! ♨️Very comfortable, a place worth visiting again! Plus, breakfast and dinner are also delicious!

It was a cozy and beautiful accommodation. It was even better because it was available at a low price. In particular, the staff were very kind and friendly. It was a great experience.

I got a coupon for Nanao City, so I came all the way here. Coupons are nice for us who are not eligible for prefectural discount. It's been a long time since I came to Wakura Onsen, and I stayed at Biwanso for two nights. After arriving, I went to the lobby lounge to check in and had Japanese sweets and matcha green tea. The room is a 10 tatami mat Japanese-style room with a wide veranda, and Mr. Nakai told me that there is no screen door in the window so that you can enjoy the ocean view. A friendly waitress helped me adjust the length of my yukata and gave me local tourist information. After dinner, when I returned to my room, I was given a new set of cold water and a used tea set. While there are many inns where everything is as it is, it is nice to have a proper inn. The bath is a large public bath, and the open-air bath has an unobstructed ocean view. It is a salty hot spring. For women, there were organic body shampoos, shampoos, treatments, and even shampoo bars. It also has a brand new shower head. There is a cold water machine in the wash area, and amenities are also available. I used a Dyson hair dryer. My spouse also said, "I like the bath." We had dinner in a beautiful private room that was built several years ago. It is said that there are private rooms with various interiors designed by designers. Dinner is mostly set, and some items will be served later. A chukkaman is also provided, and it is good to be able to light the pot whenever you like. Alcoholic beverages are ordered using a tablet. It was my first time ordering a tablet at an inn. Dinner was good. Yellowtail and sweet shrimp sashimi were fresh and all items were delicious. 300cc of local sake starts at around 1000 yen, and I ordered several bottles. The glass of cold sake was very beautiful, and the sake felt more and more delicious. In the private room, there was a very private feeling, and I was able to eat slowly. We had breakfast in the same room. My wife was also impressed by the beautiful breakfast. I had the rice porridge first. It was my first time to have a hot spring egg with salt. The waiter at the restaurant was a veteran and efficient, but there was hospitality. After breakfast, coffee, tea, and juice were served at the lobby lounge, and coffee was also made into iced coffee. The hospitality, food, and hot springs were all good, and I was very satisfied with my stay.

The view from the open-air bath was very nice, with the moonlight reflected on the surface of the water at night and the sunrise in the morning. The sea can be seen from the room, and the room is spacious and easy to use. I went to Nagisa Drive Highway and Iwaomon, but I was blessed with the weather and it was the best memory.

The food was good. It was a building that you can imagine that it must be an old inn. There was also a large bath. Family friendly.

We used special room 822 for a family trip. The entrance of the room was wonderful and full of special room feeling, but the toilet in the room was not cleaned and the area around the urinal was so dirty that urine was scattered. This alone made me feel distrustful of hygiene, the food was dirty, the glasses were dirty, and the dressing room in the bathroom was the worst because my hair was falling. The comforter on the Western-style bed was thin and too cold for my elderly parents, so I asked them to bring me a comforter later, but I was told by the phone that they would bring it as a service, and I didn't understand what it meant. The food was not delicious at all. The accommodation fee was 31000 yen, but it was too disappointing. It is a level of 10000 yen or less. I was at a loss with a nearby hotel and chose Biwanso, but I really regret it. What are the positive reviews? No way.

The staff, from the entrance to the check-in, the guidance to the room, and the waiter at the restaurant, were all very pleasant and calm, so I was able to spend a relaxing time. It seems that the room was changed from the city side to the sea front room, and I was able to see the superb view. Also, I am grateful that the whole building is non-smoking ~ The public bath was also well maintained. The hot water is a little hot, but I enjoyed it slowly while feeling the wind in the open-air bath. As for the meal, the waiter's guidance, explanation, and timing are wonderful, and I am very satisfied with both dinner and breakfast. I think it's a pretty good system to be able to order drinks on a tablet. The check-out was also smooth, and I was impressed that the proprietress and the young proprietress waved to us until we could no longer see our car. Wakura Onsen this time was a very satisfying stay for two days and one night. Next time, I would definitely like to be indebted to Biwanso.