Hikage Onsen

The hotel is traditional and distinctive, the environment is quiet and beautiful, the hot spring is very good, and there are many family baths that can be reserved for free, the room is spacious and tidy, the breakfast and dinner are rich and delicious, and I will definitely stay again next time

Although it is an old building, it was well cleaned. Despite the small number of employees, they were meticulous. The food is exceptionally delicious. The open-air bath is truly a hidden hot spring!

It was my second visit. There is nothing around, and it is a hidden inn. Meals can be served in a private room, and many hot springs can be reserved for private use, so it's perfect for those who want a quiet environment. I would like to visit again and again.

The response of the employees, the way they explain, the way they talk, they are very good and there is nothing to complain about. bottom. I would definitely like to stay again and will definitely go again.

The room and futon smell like an old man. I've stayed here several times, and there are some rooms that have this smell that bothers me. Even Febreze can't remove it. I'm concerned about whether the linen is washed properly. Also, after paying the bill and drinking coffee, there was no one there when I left, so I took my shoes out of the shoe rack in the back and went home. It seems like they are only concerned about welcoming you. Is this also the case in special rooms? I read a review that day-trippers seem to only take care of guests, but that's not the case. I think it's standard to feel casual on the way home. It's a shame because the bathroom is great.

It was closed shortly after I visited 8 years ago and reopened in 2017 under a new company. I visited again for a day trip bath. It has been beautifully renovated and the rooms are modern and luxurious. The bath in the bathroom has a bathtub of about 41 degrees and a sleeping bath. The open-air bath was slightly hotter at 43 degrees. The spring quality is a sulfur-containing, sodium-chloride hot spring that is slightly heated and fed directly from the source. The bathroom and open-air bath felt nostalgic, almost the same as in the old days. It was a good hot water that is effective for the body with sulfur ingredients. I absorbed a little too much hot springs and felt tired from the hot springs. It seems that the sulfur content has become a little thicker than before by excavating a new source. It was a good hot spring with a free-flowing source standing in the mountains of Yatate Pass.

Stay in a special room that costs about 45,000 yen per person per night. The indoor bath is satisfactory, but it is not easy to use just because the room is large, and there is no differentiation from other guests. Is it possible to find such value in simply having a large room and an indoor bath? ? Even though the dinner is delicious, there is no explanation for each dish, and the impression is that the service noodles are tongue-in-cheek. Reservations are required for the open-air bath, so there is no discrimination from other guests. The location from the airport is also bad, and I will never go there again. By the way, Bourou Noguchi in Hakodate, which I went to just before, was half the price and had three times better service.

I visited by car from Tokyo. It was a wonderful hot spring inn that far exceeded my imagination. In my travels so far, I haven't found a place that is much better than it looks in the photos. I've been to Nozawa Onsen and Shima Onsen Sekizenkan, but I was able to soak comfortably in the three types of hot springs. In addition, the food was more than I expected and I was impressed. When I hear about dishes that make use of local ingredients, I get a rustic image, but everything is ingenious, and I was more impressed than a Hakone cuisine ryokan. Because the inn is in the mountains, we were sometimes worried about insects, but even though it was old, it was clean and I was able to spend a comfortable time. It was my first family trip in two years, but I was able to create the best memories. Thank you very much.

The appearance is that of a hot spring resort in the Showa era. In fact, the building is from the early Showa period, and it seems that there are people who stay for several nights like a spa. There is absolutely nothing around the area, and the road leading from the main road to our hot spring looks like a wild animal road, which is quite unnerving. What is worth mentioning is the quality of the spring water, which emits a unique smell that you have never experienced before in your life. The milky-white water is based on sulfur, and it has a faint cypress-like smell mixed with it. It's true that the lukewarm water seems to be effective against all kinds of illnesses. You can experience it for 600 yen.