高山やぶさめ館

The building was built to be used for training, so there was no soundproofing at all, which is unavoidable, and since there were only two groups staying there, I don't understand why they had rooms next to each other where voices could be heard. (The sound level next door is normal living level)I think it would be completely different if they were separated by the central elevator hall, but if they were separated by at least one room.The manager was not available after 21:00 and could not be contacted until the next morning.Is the shower in the room a simple boiler? It seems to be a method of storing hot water in a hot spring, making a loud operating noise, and having to repeatedly use hot and cold water for 1-2 minutes, which is difficult for people who cannot access hot springs.Immediately after opening at 9:00, I used the on-site free hot spring (more than 5 people were already bathing), but from other posts I thought I might encounter older male regulars who treated me in an exclusive and conservative manner. It can be judged that the price is high. They persistently pointed out that if there was a subjective judgment that the usage status deviated even slightly from their expected level. I think it's good etiquette to avoid conversation as much as possible at this time of the year, but if I remained silent, people would yell at me for being a ●● person who doesn't understand Japanese, and I kept talking forever until I quickly changed my clothes and evacuated. I felt uncomfortable from the morning, and it was enough experience for me to decide not to visit this "area" again. Unfortunately, this "honor" that I received was deeply engraved.I remained silent the whole time, but considering that I was constantly spraying droplets like this on a large number of unspecified people, it's unlikely...but some people might object.I tried to express my emotions in order to help others, but I would like to think that I had the most unlucky experience.

This Yabusamekan is perfect for a training camp! There is also a large room. There is also a hot spring facility next door. …

Takayama Yabusamekan is a relaxing facility that uses plenty of local wood. |The full-scale renewal of the hot spring facilities at Takayama Onsen Dome is expected to be completed in March or April. …

This inn was located within Yabusame no Sato General Park. Wood was used throughout the building, so the smell of wood was wafting through the building. I stayed in a barrier-free Western-style room. …

This is the second time that I have been indebted to Takayama Yabusamekan. I used the RV park again this time. I was able to comfortably spend my time in the car using power.As other people have posted, there seems to be something for both men and women when it comes to bathing, but I don't think it's a big deal (for me personally, aside from my wife).We had a fun night in the car, letting the dog play on the very large grassy area, taking a warm bath, and drinking beer with delicious local hot snacks.I think this is the perfect relay spot when going to Cape Sata and Ogawa Falls. I think everyone, including families and pets (RV park users), will be reasonably satisfied.

You can take a bath, eat, and hold events! We also sell souvenirs. This is a valuable accommodation facility.