尾瀬 温泉小屋

A mountain hut in Oze National Park where you can soak in hot springs. It was originally a hut built by Mr. Nagakura Hirano, the founder of the Nagakura hut, but his relative Mr. Dankichi Hoshi, who inherited it, opened it as a mountain hut in 1932, making it a historic hut. There seems to have been a time when it was open all year round, but the non-smoking area is only open during the summer, and in 2024 it will be open from May 18th to October 13th.This hut is located furthest from the entrance in Oze, 3 and a half hours from Oike, 4 and a half hours from Numayama Pass, 4 and a half hours from Hatomachi Pass, and 5 and a half hours from Oshimizu. There are no huts around, so you can enjoy the view of Oze to yourself. In particular, the quiet scenery in the morning and evening is a beauty that cannot be experienced anywhere else, and I think it is the perfect inn to relax in Oze.29,700 yen for 2 people per room, including 2 meals per night. I was grateful to be able to stay in a private room, but the walls were thin and unfortunately I was bothered by snoring from the room next door.Although there is no unusual menu for the meal, there were many items and I was satisfied.As the name of the hut suggests, you can bathe in the hot springs, soap is provided, but the use of shampoo is prohibited. Towels are provided, but you must provide your own bath towels. The water was nice with a slight sulfur smell.