Hotel Takishima

It seems that it has been open for a long time, but I have never stayed there because I can't make reservations on travel sites. This time I stayed because it was 7,410 yen (including bathing tax) with two meals. Check-in was from 12:00 and check-out was until 10:00, but extensions until 12:00 or 15:00 the following day were also available at a low price.The building is old and feels like the Showa era. If the entrance was on the first floor, the public bath was on the first basement floor, and the medicinal bath was on the second basement floor. Drink vending machines were located on the first basement floor. There are no special shops, but I was recommended a shampoo called ``OK-chan,'' which contains 45% hot spring water from the hotel. The building has a total of 4 floors and there is no elevator.The room was more normal than I expected, and although there were some frayed tatami mats, it seemed like it had been cleaned. There is a one-door refrigerator, and there are no curtains, so you can wake up in the morning with bright light. There was a mention on some website that Wi-Fi was available, but there was no signal at all. There was a yukata, but there were no amenities such as hand towels, bath towels, toothbrushes, tissues, etc. I will lay out the futon myself. There is no microwave and no pot, but you can use a thermos pot filled with hot water.The hot springs have separate medium baths for men and women, as well as a rumored medicinal bath, and the water in both is hot enough to feel like a sauna when the windows are closed.Perhaps because of this, the hot water was so strange that I could barely stay in the bathtub for even 5 minutes, making me sweat so much. By the way, the medicinal baths are popular and reserved for private use, so there was a high probability of waiting for your turn. There was body soap, shampoo, and hair dryer. Baths are available 24 hours a day, except during cleaning times.The food was the bare minimum standard for a ryokan, but it felt like a good deal for the price.When it comes to customer service, the husband and the landlady? They both seemed to like to talk, so some people might have different preferences about them.In addition, when you go to the toilet at night, you should be careful because there were some black insects. It might be a good idea to carry insecticide.I've written a lot of things, but if you can stay at this price and enjoy the hot water, I think it's recommended. However, those who cannot compromise on things should not go.Added October 2024My husband was hospitalized, so I only stayed overnight without meals. As always, the hot water will make you sweat, so if you are interested in ensuring its continued existence, you can take a day trip.Please go and have a look.

7,500 yen with change for 1 night and 2 meals included.The scenery is nice on the national highway side (double-glazed windows).Also, I have been staying for 2 nights since September 21st.Since the president is in the hospital, the price is 1 without meals. The cost is 5,200 yen per night + bathing tax, thank you everyone.

The unique source will keep you warm.Once you enter, you can sleep peacefully for 6 hours.

The medicinal baths are really good.My fatigue is blown away.It is said that it was used for medical treatment by the former Japanese military.The changing room is extremely hot lolI think your evaluation will vary depending on what you're looking for, but I'm only looking for medicinal hot springs.

Thank you for taking care of me at a day trip hot spring.The medicinal bath here was the best.What's the best?The effects of medicinal baths are amazingMy body felt really good after that.I'm planning to go again tomorrow.The medicinal baths are hot, so during periods when the temperature is as high as we are seeing now,I guess it's a little tough. Winter might be better! The proprietress of the inn also has glowing and healthy skin thanks to the hot spring effects.I enjoyed the conversation and stayed for a long time.I'd like to take a hot bath for about 3-4 days in the winter and see it.If you take that much medicinal bath, your physical condition may change a little. The landlady says it will lower your uric acid levels. It was very good.

It seems that it has been open for a long time, but I have never stayed there because I can't make reservations on travel sites. This time I stayed because it was 7,410 yen (including bathing tax) with two meals. Check-in was from 12:00 and check-out was until 10:00, but extensions until 12:00 or 15:00 the following day were also available at a low price.The building is old and feels like the Showa era. If the entrance was on the first floor, the public bath was on the first basement floor, and the medicinal bath was on the second basement floor. Drink vending machines were located on the first basement floor. There are no special shops, but I was recommended a shampoo called ``OK-chan,'' which contains 45% hot spring water from the hotel. The building has a total of 4 floors and there is no elevator.The room was more normal than I expected, and although there were some frayed tatami mats, it seemed like it had been cleaned. There is a one-door refrigerator, and there are no curtains, so you can wake up in the morning with bright light. There was a mention on some website that Wi-Fi was available, but there was no signal at all. There was a yukata, but there were no amenities such as hand towels, bath towels, toothbrushes, tissues, etc. I will lay out the futon myself. There is no microwave and no pot, but you can use a thermos pot filled with hot water.The hot springs have separate medium baths for men and women, as well as a rumored medicinal bath, and the water in both is hot enough to feel like a sauna when the windows are closed.Perhaps because of this, the hot water was so strange that I could barely stay in the bathtub for even 5 minutes, making me sweat so much. By the way, the medicinal baths are popular and reserved for private use, so there was a high probability of waiting for your turn. There was body soap, shampoo, and hair dryer. Baths are available 24 hours a day, except during cleaning times.The food was the bare minimum standard for a ryokan, but it felt like a good deal for the price.When it comes to customer service, the husband and the landlady? They both seemed to like to talk, so some people might have different preferences about them.In addition, when you go to the toilet at night, you should be careful because there were some black insects. It might be a good idea to carry insecticide.I've written a lot of things, but if you can stay at this price and enjoy the hot water, I think it's recommended. However, those who cannot compromise on things should not go.Added October 2024My husband was hospitalized, so I only stayed overnight without meals. As always, the hot water will make you sweat, so if you are interested in ensuring its continued existence, you can take a day trip.Please go and have a look.