Ota Ryokan

It is located in a place rich in nature.With an open-air bath that has recently become available.It was great because I could take my time.You can also take a bath in the morning.There are traditional snack and food shops nearby. (Convenience stores too)

An old man is at the reception, and it's an old private house renovated.The walls are thin and you can hear the sound of walking in the hallway. There were no noisy people and we had no problems. The toilet was shared, but it was spacious and clean. There is a manga of my daughter's choice. The bath is large. When we enter, we lock the door and enter slowly by ourselves. The temperature was just right. The open-air bath seemed to be broken when I went. For food, there were plenty of izakayas, ramen shops, and restaurants nearby.

I don't want to use it anymore...The water area has been beautifully renovated, but the bath and toilet are shared, and are unisex. You can lock the inside of the bath while you're using it, but since it's shared, you don't want to soak in the hot water. Please note that there is a sign saying that the open air is out of order, so you cannot enter it.On the third day of consecutive stays, there was a slightly dirty towel that I had used yesterday hanging out to dry in the room. I guess I forgot to collect it at that time. They didn't have any new ones, so when I asked them to get some, they said, "Didn't you dry them in your room?"…picture? I folded it up and left it there for the second day, but I guess I just left it to dry from the day before...? It gave me a chill to think that filthy things had been left there silently...I asked for a new one and they gave me one, but I was hesitant to use it because I was already distrustful of it.(There were a lot of them hanging out to dry in the hallway leading to the bathroom. I'm starting to think that maybe the sheets haven't been changed...)postscriptYour reply sounds like an excuse, but the half-dried towel that was hanging out to dry clearly had stains that I remember putting on it yesterday.・All the comics on the white shelves are gone.There are about 20 books left at the back of the aisle.・Wi-Fi could be used without any problems.・There was a sign saying that the computer was out of order.・The room only has an internal key.There is no safe, so carry your valuables with you.・There is a smoking space in the hallway from the entrance to the room.As a non-smoker, it was annoying and unpleasant...

The one thing I did not like was that there was no proper lock on the door, so I could not leave anything important in the room. There are no keys for the doors, so technically anyone can enter your room when you're not there. The ryokan is nice enough but in need of some renovation.

Beautiful Ryokan in Old Village Nice Host :) Near Supermarket and 7-11

Stayed on April 23, 2022.This is probably one of the few accommodations in Kuroki Town, located about a 5-minute walk from the Kuroki bus stop.Make a reservation online.The building is a traditional detached house, but it has been expanded to accommodate overnight stays.The room is a plain Japanese style room. The old-fashioned design can be seen here and there, which gives a sense of calm.Free Wi-Fi is available at the inn, and there is also a PC and manga library, so you won't get bored.The water areas such as the toilet and washroom had been renovated and were clean and comfortable to use.The bath was spacious and comfortable, allowing me to stretch my legs in the tub, but unfortunately I couldn't take a bath in the open-air bath, which I'm proud of, was out of order.There are not many restaurants around, so I think it would be difficult to find one of that kind. Also, the convenience store is far away (about 10 minutes walk).The breakfast was home-cooked and quite tasty. The atmosphere at the restaurant was as if you were eating at someone else's home...lolI really liked the warm personality of the host couple.When I told him that I was going on a long trip to Yabe the next day, he took care of my luggage and treated me to some fine alcohol.If I had a connection to Kuroki, I would like to stay there.

It was an overnight stay only.The husband and grandmother were kind and we had a hot night that felt like returning to our hometown 🤗❗Thank you very much.

My wife is a nice person, butI was bitten by a tick!It seems to have been hidden in a towel that looks like a rag, a zabuton that looks like a rag, or a rice cracker futon like the one from the Edo period.