Oyado Honjin

I stayed in a room with a bath that was not a hot spring.It was still new so it was clean.It was supposed to be a non-smoking room, but for some reason it smelled like cigarettes.The meal was a buffet,Both quality and quantity were poor.All the employees were nice.I take a bath all day long,I was able to relax and rent it out.The smell of mosquito coils brings a sense of nostalgia,I felt the good old Japanese summer.

The parking lot is located across the road from the hotel.The rice was delicious.Okaz was okay...If possible, I think it would be more convenient to have cold drinks placed at each table so you don't have to go out of your way to get them.There were two baths and no one else was there, so I took my time with my family.The room was a little old, but it was spacious and nice.

I stayed in a pet-friendly cottage managed by this inn.This inn's buffet includes two meals, and you can enjoy unlimited access to the hot springs for 24 hours. Each time, I had to walk about 3 minutes from the cottage to the inn, but it wasn't a pain. Even though it was midsummer, it was cool and the Kuroshiba dog was very happy. The cottage is beautiful and I plan to stay there every year.

No matter what you sayThe rice 🍚 is delicious

"Calligrapher's Hot Spring Museum"When it comes to calligraphers, ``Mitsuo Aida'' is generally famous, but the calligraphy works of the local artist ``Koshimine'' (there are other works as well), as well as the calligrapher's artwork and history museum, are all free to view. A hot spring inn.There are so many items in the collection that you won't be able to see them all in just a few days, but even in the corridors of the entire building, there are many pieces on display, and you can see the actual items ``close up to your breath'', making it a hot spring that enthusiasts will be drooling over. Art inn.The hotel has a long history dating back to 1610 (Edo period), when it was founded by the Watanuki family.There is also a separate historical museum (free of charge) in the back of the hotel.It wouldn't be surprising if some guests stayed for a long time just to look at the works and history collections, but there are a relatively large number of family guests who don't pay any attention to the collections, perhaps because it's easy to stay or because it's cheap. Maybe it's because I went there early in the morning, but even though it's a Saturday and Sunday, it's empty and I can take my time to watch it...Maybe it's actually a hidden spot (*´∀`)♪There's nothing fancy or special about it, the food isn't anything fancy, it's just normal food, and the hotel reception doesn't have any flashy reception, it's just a plain feeling, but it actually feels like a calm and quiet museum or historical museum (lol). It's a calm hotel that feels more like a community center than a government office.I personally like the fact that Naeba is a tourist location that is often thought of as a ski resort, but it's a quiet hidden spot that's perfect for contemplation (*´∀`)♪The fact that they don't play bad music also adds to the feeling of being a public facility.There are calligraphy works of calligraphers' famous sayings and proverbs on display, so in a sense you can feel like you're staying at a temple in search of satori, and it's a hotel that will give you an opportunity to look at life. be.(Kenichi Mikawa's book is also available in the lobby)Even if you stay in the hot springs for a long time, you won't get too hot.You can enter as much as you like 24 hours a day, so you can go in and see...you can go in and see, and it's nice to be able to read books even in the middle of the night🤣The front desk was empty (I wasn't there until the morning), which made me feel at ease, and the feeling of being left alone was also quiet and comfortable (*´∀`)♪It's getting long so I'll stop here (lol)I could write a booklet with the introduction🤣(If I added comments for all the photos, it would be like a dictionary, so I'll leave it out (lol))

I used it for Golden Week.It was lively with many children.It was expensive because it was a holiday, but I was able to relax.The bath was open and comfortable.It's nice to be able to eat whatever you want at the buffet for breakfast and dinner.Do you use Koshihikari rice from Niigata?I remember Koshihikari being more delicious, but it was something different.Is it a different kind of rice? ?If you don't have any dishes, please ask the staff and they will bring them to you right away.Unfortunately, the orange juice for breakfast was about 20% fruit juice. I guess it can't be helped since oranges seem to be in short supply recently...

I happened to be able to get it cheap through Hokuriku Support, so I went there!The atmosphere in the room was nice and the food was a buffet, but it was delicious!I would like to go again if I have a chance!

I stayed here during a ski trip with a friend.Both the hot springs and the atmosphere of the inn were wonderful. You could see the snowy scenery from the open-air bath, which was very atmospheric. I also appreciate that you can take a bath 24 hours a day.My friend and I were very happy when we had crab for dinner. Other than the crab, the food was buffet-style, but it was very delicious with local dishes as well.The staff were very nice and it was a very nice trip.

Meals are buffet breakfast and dinner.There are two baths: an indoor bath and a semi-open-air bath.The parking lot is in the front area across the road.The semi-open-air bath is new and wonderful! !It's beautiful and you can take a bath 24 hours a day, which is great! It seems that you can also take a day trip bath.The room feels like a guesthouse, with each person bringing their own futon and yukata.Even though it was good, the quality of the food buffet was low and I was very disappointed. What was truly delicious was the white rice.The biggest saving grace was that the bath was open 24 hours a day and there was a semi-open-air bath.However, I think the customer service staff are part-time high school students, but there was nothing bad about them!Other than the buffet meals, the customer service during meals is also great!Naeba is my favorite place.I think it will be difficult this year due to the lack of snow, but I sincerely hope that you will do your best and have a great time!

Part 1832 of a tour of long-established establishments: A long-established inn founded in 1610.Stayed for 1 night and 2 days with 2 meals included. The rooms are Japanese-style and spacious and clean. It's nice that the toilet also has a washlet.There are two hot springs and the water is nice.Dinner and breakfast are buffets, but they are substantial and taste good.It's good to have local cuisine as well.Good value for money compared to surrounding hotelsParking availableCashless compatible