登隆館

You can also stay overnight at the hot springs where you can experience a time slip.Walking along the river, I always thought it was a ruin, but I was thrilled to find out that I could stay in such a place.You can feel the Showa era from the entrance.The corridors are winding and winding, and also move up and down, making it look like a castle. It seems to be able to prevent enemy soldiers from invading.The inside of the room is also quite old. Don't expect beauty. The construction is also strange. But it's nice and spacious.The water that comes out of the faucet is also said to be hot spring water. Perhaps because of this, the unit bath in the room is not allowed to be used because it tends to get clogged. When I turn the blue side of the faucet, water does not come out, only water comes out from the red side. The water pressure in the toilet is so low that the water doesn't flush properly unless you keep pressing the lever.The windows are just sashes, so the cold outside creeps in directly. My hostess even recommended that I take the futon out of the closet and use it.There is good Wi-Fi in the room.The bath is wonderful. A simple spring that is slightly lukewarm. The floor should have well-drained tiles with tiles floating about 5mm above the floor. I guess it's quite rare. It's like Galusha.The walls appear to be hand-laid with tiles. Looks like it's time consuming.There are two large public baths. At night, the areas that can be used by men and women change places. The front side is narrow, and it feels like this. The back side is wonderful. A large gourd-shaped bathtub with an open window. It's so open that you can clearly see the walkway along the river. Moreover, since the hot water is abundantly dumped by the window, about 1 tatami mat of hot water accumulates around the drain, making it feel like a sleeping bath. The exit of the hot water is from a cup-shaped gimmick penetrated by a pillar. And this one also has elaborate tiles. Must see.The hot spring water, including the shower, is free-flowing with no added water. It's a kakedake that goes beyond kakenagashi. wonderful.The rice is also nice. They deliver meals to your room, and the contents and quantity are just right. You can get any refills of rice.I want you to try it.

It was certainly an old inn, but it had a retro feel to it.However, it was nice to be able to eat slowly in the room and take a bath.We went in March when there was a lot of snow, but they kept the air conditioner in the room warm and provided a fan heater to keep us warm from the cold.Although there are some stains on the facilities, there was a nostalgic feeling that reminded me of the hostel I went to on a school trip.

I'm currently staying there. I woke up at 4am as usual, but I have never slept so soundly and felt so tired.Everyone has written a lot about it, but the appearance reminds me of the inn I stayed at on a school trip when I was in elementary school.It is true that you may choose to stay in a hotel that is very old, but with the staff's service and the meals served in your room (breakfast will start soon), you will be able to spend your time without any worries.The salt-grilled sweetfish served for dinner is exquisite.The biggest beauty is the bath. The source water is lukewarm, so there are times when you have to warm it up, but the water is good without adding water. It's so comfortable that you feel like you'll melt as soon as you step inside, and you'll feel like you could stay there forever. Since it is a simple hot spring, there was no hot water and I had it three times in the evening alone.I think it will be difficult to manage this kind of inn in the future, but I would like it to continue as long as possible.I will contact you again,

The rice was delicious. The hot water has no taste and is gentle on the skin. The staff were all polite and approachable, and even though I only stayed there for one night, I felt relaxed. The building was old and had been folded up, but I went there in the middle of winter so it was cold. Next time, I would like to visit when it is neither too hot nor too cold.