Hotel Sansui Bihadanoyu

I had read reviews on various sites saying that since it's a day-trip hot spring, bathing time is short and that shampoo and other amenities are not provided, so I didn't have high expectations. It certainly seemed a little early that you could only take a bath until 10pm, but the front desk explained to you to bring your own shampoo and bath towels, and there was shampoo, conditioner, and body soap in the bathroom of your room. The set was prepared in a basket, so it was convenient to take to the public bath. The hair dryer costs 100 yen, so if you plan on using it, it's a good idea to bring some change. I was very satisfied with the quantity and taste of dinner. The seasoning of the grilled pork was especially delicious. For breakfast, there were a lot of cute side dishes on the plate, and I enjoyed a variety of them. We also used a coin laundry, but it was a bit of a hassle as it was located in a shed outside. However, when I went outside at night, I heard the frogs croaking, and it reminded me of the countryside I went back to when I was a child, and it was nice to be exposed to the cool breeze again. We used a Western-style twin room. There were two pillows, which made it easy for me to watch TV, and my husband prefers high pillows, so it was nice to be able to sleep with two pillows on top of each other. If I had one preference, it would be helpful if there was a baggage rack where you can spread out your carry-on cases. I didn't have anything, so I just laid it out on the floor. Therefore, I had to wipe the carrying case with a wet tissue the next morning. Although it feels old overall, it was well-maintained and a good inn.