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I suddenly decided to visit again.It's a comfortable walking distance from the bus stop. Although the exterior (from the brochure) has withstood many years of wind and snow, it seems to be a sturdy building. The interior is Showa retro and clean. The walls were thick and I couldn't hear any noise from the next room.But hot springs are the best. The hot water is good, it comes straight from the source, and there is an open-air bath.Meals have changed to simple Japanese food with one soup and three dishes. If you don't have enough, please ask for another helping of rice. Nakanojo's rice is delicious.During dinner, there is live piano, saxophone, and trumpet music in the lobby. The gentle tone touched my heart.All the staff are warm and nice. Prices are also reasonable. Inns and hotels are a bit different, and you can say that they are simple yet luxurious, with a variety of great features.

The accommodation fee is as reasonable as a guesthouse, but the bathroom is as spacious and clean as a hotel. The open-air bath also faces the river and is very relaxing. Best of all, the hot water is amazing and there's not a single scum floating in the water. This is perfect because it is sourced directly from the source. There are almost no amenities, but canned beer and chuhai vending machines are cheap. There was also live piano and trumpet music during dinner. The accommodations are wonderful.Dinner and breakfast are simple. It can't be helped because the price is a price, but it was a proper inn meal rather than home-cooked food like in a guesthouse, so it might be perfect for women and elderly people who eat small. You can refill your own rice, so you won't be hungry, and for someone like me who eats too many calories, it may have been good for my health. Drinking hot spring water that is good for the liver will improve your physical condition and make your skin smooth, and you can enjoy your body and soul in a quiet environment surrounded by nature, rather than at a luxury inn where you can eat as much as you can. I also became healthy.

It was explained at the time of application that the meals would change from October 2021 onwards, and I was worried about what the meals would be like, as I had known that the meals would have more plates than before. But it was unnecessary worry.The light dinner does not include sashimi or tempura. However, if you can enjoy the hot springs and include two meals for that price, the performance is as high as ever. In fact, there was little leftover food in the morning and evening, giving me a good impression of the owner's intention to break away from traditional ``ryokan-style hospitality''. Although it is more simple than ready-made food, it can be said that it is a healthy meal because it is often homemade.The hot springs were as good as ever, and I ended up soaking in the soft, 100% hot spring baths many times until I checked out.There seems to be less staff than before. However, overall there are no problems with the quality of service.No, if you have time and the prices are reasonable, you should come every month.Come to think of it, the Saturday and New Year's prices were the same as weekdays.A hot spring inn that you want to stay forever.

I suddenly wanted to go to Shima Onsen, which I had never been to, so I decided to stay at this hotel.The surroundings are almost natural and the air is pleasant.It was just the right distance to walk to the busy area where the Hot Spring Association was located and it was a nice change of pace.The room wasn't new, but it didn't bother me, and the bathroom wasn't large, but it was clean and nice.Best of all, the food was amazing!Unlike today's buffet style, this style is served for you.There was also river fish, and it felt like a place to relieve stress.When I asked the hostess if I wanted to set off fireworks, they prepared a bucket for me.I would definitely like to use it again!

The hot springs are amazing. No need to heat or add water. Ample amount of continuous flowing water. Weekdays on August 1st: 6,850 yen for 1 night and 2 meals for shared toilet. June 6th weekdays. Washbasin and toilet in the room for 7,300 yen for 1 night and 2 meals. There were also applications. The food was a small hot spring plan and the variety was modest, but it was perfect for me and I finished it all. I stayed overnight on my way back from the Manza Onsen hot spring treatment, and the smell of sulfur that had permeated my body was thoroughly washed away. From now on, I would like to use this place as my base to develop hot springs in Gunma Prefecture. The main building of Sekizenkan was within walking distance, which was perfect for a walk after dinner.

For 7,800 yen, I was able to enjoy a rich dinner and breakfast, a hot spring bath, and a welcome piano performance during dinner, as well as a live saxophone performance, so I was very satisfied with the price.They also had a good selection of Japanese sake, and I was able to enjoy dinner at an exceptional price of 1,000 yen for tasting three types of local sake.The location of the bath changes each time for dinner or breakfast, so you can enjoy the tasteful hot spring water flowing directly from each bath.The hot springs come from Shima Onsen, so they are tasteless, odorless, and non-irritating, but after a while, the hot water slowly sinks into your body, making you feel better and your wounds heal, as expected. Shima Onsen source! !The room is a tatami room, and the toilet and washroom are shared in the center of the hallway. I was worried that it would be inconvenient, but it wasn't crowded and the toilet was clean and comfortable with a warm water seat.In the morning, refreshing jazz music played inside the building, and it felt like a comfortable and different space that I couldn't believe was a national dormitory.The ``hot spring porridge'' for breakfast was a delicious porridge that brought out the sweetness of the rice. On the way home, I brought some drinking hot spring water with me and cooked some rice with it, and it turned out to be just as sweet and delicious.Considering the price of ``Yuzurihaso'', I am more than satisfied.I don't recommend it to those who want the interior and facilities of a luxury hotel, but it was comfortable and different from the image I get from old buildings.I am planning to visit every season from now on.

Stayed for one night on a rainy weekend. I was able to check in at 1pm, so I arrived around 1:30pm and went to the front desk. It seemed like only one person was handling it, so it was a little chaotic. …

I visited you during Golden Week. Since there were no other rooms available, I stayed in a 7.5 tatami Japanese-style room with a shared toilet. It was a clean toilet, not shared or crowded, so it wasn't a problem. …

From October 1, 2021, the accommodation plan will include a light dinner and breakfast, and it will be cheaper than before.Payment will be made in cash on site.Our current accommodation will end with our stay on September 25, 2021. Wonderful hot water, delicious food, and the best live piano and saxophone music...It's the best memory.I am very sorry to inform you that they are considering changing their business format from next month onwards.The bath is clean and can be used at any time from check-in to check-out (except during dinner and breakfast).Vending machine prices are also quite reasonable. Some people have complained about drinking water, but according to the staff at the hotel, you can get both water and hot water in pots. I looked at the food at a glance and wondered if it would be enough!? There was a lot of konjac and gluten-based gluten, and although it wasn't salty, it had a seasoning that made the rice go well, and it filled my stomach. I added horse sashimi, but you can drink it without it and it's enough.The rice is hard, but the breakfast porridge is a solid porridge. (Adjust the seasoning to your own taste.)It was a smaller room (7.5 tatami) with a toilet, but it was enough for two people.During morning and evening meals, you can switch between male and female baths and raise and lower the futon.(Revisited July 2019)Thank you for your help in the Western and Japanese-Western rooms.It looks like a renovated room that used to be a conference room, but it was spacious and comfortable. The Western-style rooms feel a little bare, but the Japanese-Western rooms are very nice.The hot water, food, and staff are always wonderful. I would like to ask you again.

It's a little far from the center of Shima Onsen, so you can spend a quiet time. The building looks retro from the Showa era. …