Motoyu Magokuro

A hot spring hotel worth experiencing. Take the Nohi bus from Takayama, get off at HO41, and the hotel is next to the platform, which is very convenient. The waiter explained in detail. I stayed here for two nights, and basically took a private bath. No reservation is required, and I can take a bath every time I go. It is very comfortable. The private bath is generally recommended to take 30 minutes, which is enough time. The food is very good. Dinner and breakfast are very rich and varied. Since I stayed for two nights, the store prepared a completely different recipe very carefully the next day, which is good. At noon, we went to the nearby Mokka Mokka for lunch. It is a very quiet restaurant with good food and affordable prices. The hotel has free coffee from 8 to 10 am every day, and you can take a bath from 2:30 pm. Most of them are Chinese tourists. The return trip is also the same platform, 10:15. Today, due to heavy snow, the bus was 15 minutes late, but basically everyone was able to get a seat. Overall, we had a very happy two nights.

I just had breakfast and left the hotel. Luckily, I booked the cheapest Japanese-style room a week before departure. The hotel is well maintained, the room is standard, the service is really meticulous, and there are all kinds of small details that make you feel at home. But the most attractive thing is that their hot springs have a hot spring smell (I said it was sulfur, my teammates said it was iron). It was very comfortable after soaking. I personally feel that the outdoor bath has a unique flavor, especially since it has just snowed in the past few days. The view outside the window when I woke up early today made me feel that it was worth it. If you are not in a hurry and the weather is good, I suggest going to Shinhotaka. You can be in the snow country on the top of the mountain by flying for half an hour and taking the cable car.