Suzuran Goya

It's cheap! I went with my husband and my junior high school student in February. Recommended as a base for reasonably priced winter sports. The host is also very kind.(Rooms☆4)3 people stayed in an 8 tatami 4 person room. The room is clean and has down comforters. When I checked in, futons for the number of people were already laid out. The air conditioner in the room didn't work very well and it was cold. No TV, refrigerator, or Wi-Fi. Face towels, bath towels, and toothbrushes are provided. Showa retro washbasin with separate faucets for hot and cold water, not a mixer faucet. There is a thermos, tea, and tea sweets similar to Raicho no Sato in the room, but the sweets were not delicious...(Meals☆4)The dinner was voluminous and delicious with a variety of seafood and mountain products. Breakfast includes gently seasoned kiriboshi daikon radish, simmered zenmai, fried eggs, and grilled fish.(1 piece of equipment)The facilities in general have a Showa feel and are very old! Both the shared bath and washroom have separate hot and cold faucets, not mixed faucets. Of the three shared women's toilets on the second floor, only one is Western-style, but there is no washlet.As for the bath, there was no shower, but I was disappointed that the only hot water was water. I was covered in yunohana from the cloudy bath, so I wanted to pour some hot water on myself, but it felt like I was practicing water-covering, and I couldn't bear it. . . My head and body are so cold that I can't wash them, so I do all I can to remove my makeup. Too bad because the quality of the springs is good. It was so cold that I couldn't get enough of the hot water to wash off, so I went to bed with the hot spring smell still soaked into my clothes and hair (lol). If you don't like it, it might be a good idea to stop by and go to a hot spring about 300m away. . .

Hot springs...amazing! 😄 (One hot spring outdoor and one indoor).1. Take a bath: Since there is no one around, you can use four basins to collect warm water for bathing. (The hot water faucet needs to wait for a while at first, and then the hot water will be available after the cold water flows out.)2. Room: bright, comfortable, clean and quiet. (No "tissue paper" or TV)3. Breakfast and dinner: The portion of breakfast is not enough and I will be hungry in two and a half hours. But the dinner was satisfying.4. There are toilets and sinks on each floor.pS. There is also a separate sink in our room.5. Take the bus and get off at "Suzuran Station". The hotel is right opposite, very convenient!

It's located near the Norikura Tourist Center, so I think it's a good base for mountain climbing and skiing. Although the structure is old, I like it from a user's point of view. The hot spring water is cloudy and has a sulfur scent that will warm your body.The meals were delicious and plentiful, with dishes made mainly from mountain ingredients. The cooked rice was especially delicious. Most of the rice at the hostel is pretty good, but I'm happy when the rice is delicious.

The quality of the hot springs is very good. 😌♨️There are many hot springs, and your body will smell like hot springs for 2 to 3 days. The bath isIt may be a little old, and there is an open-air bath, but please call to confirm.It's a day trip hot spring, the fee is 500 yen, and it's a little-known spot.The color of the hot water is milky white, the same quality as Shirahone Onsen.Please have the elderly couple at the reception desk call out to you in a loud voice.

Use at day trip hot spring ♨️The inn may not be open unless it's ski season, so you'll need to call and confirm.When you use it, will there be no customers for a long time?This is the highest sulfur content ever in a bathtub ♨️When I stirred it up, it was like a soy milk bath 😅It was my first time seeing something so dark 🙂The indoor bath is quite warm and will warm your body 🙂The outside temperature of the open-air bath is -8 degrees Celsius, so it's about 39 degrees Celsius.Be careful as the water in the washing area is quite lukewarm ⚠️Quite good for enthusiasts looking for a rustic feel♨️

It's cheap! I went with my husband and my junior high school student in February. Recommended as a base for reasonably priced winter sports. The host is also very kind.(Rooms☆4)3 people stayed in an 8 tatami 4 person room. The room is clean and has down comforters. When I checked in, futons for the number of people were already laid out. The air conditioner in the room didn't work very well and it was cold. No TV, refrigerator, or Wi-Fi. Face towels, bath towels, and toothbrushes are provided. Showa retro washbasin with separate faucets for hot and cold water, not a mixer faucet. There is a thermos, tea, and tea sweets similar to Raicho no Sato in the room, but the sweets were not delicious...(Meals☆4)The dinner was voluminous and delicious with a variety of seafood and mountain products. Breakfast includes gently seasoned kiriboshi daikon radish, simmered zenmai, fried eggs, and grilled fish.(1 piece of equipment)The facilities in general have a Showa feel and are very old! Both the shared bath and washroom have separate hot and cold faucets, not mixed faucets. Of the three shared women's toilets on the second floor, only one is Western-style, but there is no washlet.As for the bath, there was no shower, but I was disappointed that the only hot water was water. I was covered in yunohana from the cloudy bath, so I wanted to pour some hot water on myself, but it felt like I was practicing water-covering, and I couldn't bear it. . . My head and body are so cold that I can't wash them, so I do all I can to remove my makeup. Too bad because the quality of the springs is good. It was so cold that I couldn't get enough of the hot water to wash off, so I went to bed with the hot spring smell still soaked into my clothes and hair (lol). If you don't like it, it might be a good idea to stop by and go to a hot spring about 300m away. . .