Gorokaku

2024/08/24 (Sat) around 12:00 Day trip to the hot springs, 1,000 yen for 2 hoursAccording to Google Maps, there is a large parking lot just past the inn.When I entered the entrance, I was probably greeted by the landlady, who asked me if I wanted a day-trip hot spring, and when I answered yes, she asked me to take off my footwear in the corner on the right, which was farthest from the reception.Therefore, there is no shoe rack.When I returned home, my shoes were neatly arranged.I was asked twice to write my name and cell phone number at the reception desk, but they didn't give me a piece of paper to write it on, so I asked, "Can you write it for me?" and they said, "I have to write it myself." I was toldWhen I handed over what I had written, he simply said, “1,000 yen for 2 hours.”When I paid the fee, I was told twice "until 14:00".There is no other information such as bathroom information.I was guided to the bath by the Nakai-san who was near the reception desk.For now, go to the indoor bath “Hiuchinoyu”There are no lockers for valuables in the changing room.Only the undressing basketThere is a warning to put your valuables in the safe in your room or leave them at the reception!The washroom has 2 hair dryers and other amenities such as a shower cap.The toilet has a Western-style flush and no washlet.There are 5 types of clickers with thermostats, and you can press separate buttons for the shower and clickers.Body soap, shampoo, conditioner, and facial cleansing foam are POLA's "moments"+Some products from other manufacturersThe bathtub has a shallow part and a deep part, and is suitable for about 4 or 5 people.Naturally flowing from the source, it feels like it's about 41 degrees Celsius, with a slight hot spring scent and a slightly thick feeling.There was a small bathtub where you could fill your own water that was labeled as a walking bath (or maybe it was a walking bath), which was helpful since it was hot.After changing clothes, head to the mixed open-air bath “Iwakagami”There seems to be another one, but there is no guide at all (lol), so I decided to go for this one, which seems to be close to the indoor bath.There are footwear for the open-air bath along the way.The changing room only has baskets.The open-air bath has two levels, upper and lower.There are two bathtubs above, one for one person and the other for three people.They also have natural hot spring water, and it feels like it's about 41 degrees Celsius.There is one bathtub below, which is large enough for about 5 or 6 people.It felt a little lukewarm, about 40 degrees Celsius.Maybe it's just my imagination, but it smelled like chlorine.The view from the indoor bath and open-air bath was very nice.By the time the 2 hour mark arrived, I had quite a bit of time to spare, but the hot springs ended as thunder started to sound.Vending machines may be commonplace, but they are on par with tourist spots.The smoking area was outside the entrance.The salt service for day trip hot spring visitors was as expected (lol)

I checked into Oze before hiking. The dinner and breakfast at the hotel were very delicious, and the hot springs were very comfortable.The open-air hot spring has a beautiful scenery and you can see the spectacular mountain wall.Hotel service staff are very kind and friendly

The proprietress, the young proprietress, Yumiko Nakai... and all the staff were very nice◎All dinner was delicious ◎Service and talk🙆‍♂️It was a fun night.The hot springs at Gorokaku♨️ were also great🙆Cleanliness◎・Amount of hot water◎・Atmosphere◎…I love it🙆‍♀️This is an inn that I would definitely like to visit again.

I used it for an overnight stay on a weekday.It's a mixed bath with no towels and bath wear rentals, but there were generally only men in the mixed bath, so it was easy to get into the bath.A morning market is held nearby, and the dressings you can buy there are delicious.

The food is delicious and all the waitresses are kind.

2024/08/24 (Sat) around 12:00 Day trip to the hot springs, 1,000 yen for 2 hoursAccording to Google Maps, there is a large parking lot just past the inn.When I entered the entrance, I was probably greeted by the landlady, who asked me if I wanted a day-trip hot spring, and when I answered yes, she asked me to take off my footwear in the corner on the right, which was farthest from the reception.Therefore, there is no shoe rack.When I returned home, my shoes were neatly arranged.I was asked twice to write my name and cell phone number at the reception desk, but they didn't give me a piece of paper to write it on, so I asked, "Can you write it for me?" and they said, "I have to write it myself." I was toldWhen I handed over what I had written, he simply said, “1,000 yen for 2 hours.”When I paid the fee, I was told twice "until 14:00".There is no other information such as bathroom information.I was guided to the bath by the Nakai-san who was near the reception desk.For now, go to the indoor bath “Hiuchinoyu”There are no lockers for valuables in the changing room.Only the undressing basketThere is a warning to put your valuables in the safe in your room or leave them at the reception!The washroom has 2 hair dryers and other amenities such as a shower cap.The toilet has a Western-style flush and no washlet.There are 5 types of clickers with thermostats, and you can press separate buttons for the shower and clickers.Body soap, shampoo, conditioner, and facial cleansing foam are POLA's "moments"+Some products from other manufacturersThe bathtub has a shallow part and a deep part, and is suitable for about 4 or 5 people.Naturally flowing from the source, it feels like it's about 41 degrees Celsius, with a slight hot spring scent and a slightly thick feeling.There was a small bathtub where you could fill your own water that was labeled as a walking bath (or maybe it was a walking bath), which was helpful since it was hot.After changing clothes, head to the mixed open-air bath “Iwakagami”There seems to be another one, but there is no guide at all (lol), so I decided to go for this one, which seems to be close to the indoor bath.There are footwear for the open-air bath along the way.The changing room only has baskets.The open-air bath has two levels, upper and lower.There are two bathtubs above, one for one person and the other for three people.They also have natural hot spring water, and it feels like it's about 41 degrees Celsius.There is one bathtub below, which is large enough for about 5 or 6 people.It felt a little lukewarm, about 40 degrees Celsius.Maybe it's just my imagination, but it smelled like chlorine.The view from the indoor bath and open-air bath was very nice.By the time the 2 hour mark arrived, I had quite a bit of time to spare, but the hot springs ended as thunder started to sound.Vending machines may be commonplace, but they are on par with tourist spots.The smoking area was outside the entrance.The salt service for day trip hot spring visitors was as expected (lol)