松葉荘

It's been renovated and it's a nice place.The food, the landlady, and the bath were good. I want to go again.

Hanesawa Onsen has one public bath and two inns. This is the inn located at the very back. I stopped by to take a bath. Bathing fee: 500 yen. …

Yamagata Prefecture is a land of hot springs. There are famous secret hot springs all over the place.Hanesawa Onsen is one of the best hidden hot springs and famous hot springs.I think so.The spring quality is a strong alkaline spring with strong sodium content, which is rare.The hot water makes the surface of your body slippery when you soak in it.One inn was closed due to heavy rain the other day, soThere are currently two inns in Hanesawa Onsen where you can stay.There is only that.One of them is Matsubaso. actuallyJalan, an inn that I would like to revisit several years agoI have been awarded ◯ in rankings.This is a family-run inn.This time I stayed alone. Can also be used by one personWe are happy to accommodate you, and in this day and age, we are a solo customer.It seems that the proportion is increasing considerably.The rooms inside and outside the building are all old.There is no bathroom/toilet in the room.However, cleaning, repair and renovation, and interior reinforcementWe are trying our best to combat aging byIt shows your efforts. Stay only at luxury innsIt may not be acceptable to those who live in the mountains, but overall, thanks to the quietness in the mountains,This is a comfortable inn.The breakfast and dinner meals are also quite luxurious considering the price of the accommodation.I think it also has volume.Fortunately, when I visited in early autumn, the new rice arrived just in time.The rice had just been harvested and was delicious.The bespoke homemade plum wine was also delicious.Deep in the mountains, there are no shops, pubs, or snacks.place. Prepare alcoholic beverages and snacks for your room.I have to go.Bathing is allowed until 11pm. I can enter early in the morning.I would definitely stay here again if I have the chance.I think so.

The quality of the water is so thick that it cannot be compared to Ryujin Onsen in Wakayama, which is said to be one of Japan's top three beauty hot springs. It's like a hot spring beauty serum, and I've never experienced such a creamy hot water before. It is probably the most beautiful hot spring in Japan. Unfortunately, since I visited in August, the hot spring water was so hot that I couldn't soak in the bathtub. It seems that it is difficult to adjust the amount of hot water, so winter may be the best temperature. The landlady is very kind and attentive. I think Ja○n should also set a ranking for the landlady. I think one of the charms of a ryokan is the strong element of the landlady.

Matsubaso is very popular due to word of mouth, and I was finally able to visit it as it was always fully booked.First of all, the feel of the hot springs seems to vary depending on the time of day, and on this day, it felt more slippery at night than during the day.There seems to be a slight oil smell, but there are times when it does and times when it doesn't.The wooden floor in the bathroom is very slippery and very slippery.It turned over once, so please be careful.The food was a standard course, but the portions for both breakfast and dinner were so large that I couldn't finish it and ended up having leftovers.In particular, the mushroom soup for dinner was very creamy, and the horse sashimi was very fresh and delicious.The rice was delicious, but there was so much food that I couldn't finish it, so I had to eat less rice.The old dog was very quiet and always slept.The inside of the hotel was very clean and I felt comfortable.One thing I would like to say is that it would have been better if there was a rolling mop in the changing room so I could clean up fallen hair.The inn is also nice, so it seems that many regulars come to stay there.This is a recommended inn.In the summer, the water in the hot springs is quite hot, so you will probably enjoy the hot springs more if you live in a cooler climate.

Since it was a three-day weekend, I searched for an inn for about 10,000 yen, but the reviews were low, so I decided to stay there based on the reviews and wanted to stay in a quiet inn based on the cost.The host and landlady were also wonderful people.I also thought that a person's personality reflects the quality of the inn.Although the building is old, all of the areas that are used, such as guest rooms and communal washrooms and toilets, have been renovated, and the flow lines from the guest rooms to the large hall and bathroom have been designed to reflect the traveler's taste. I feel the consideration.The spring quality is a chloride-hydrogen carbonate spring with a temperature of 43 degrees Celsius, but its soft texture makes it perfect for short-term bathing. Rather, I think it's a hot spring that everyone can enjoy without feeling too hot.Dinner and breakfast are not too much, and you can enjoy the simple ingredients that give you the atmosphere of a hot spring deep in the mountains, and the seasoning that shows the master's skill in making the best use of the ingredients.Simply put, can you get a dinner like this for this price? That's what it feels like.I recommend comparing the Daiginjo sake that comes with it, as I think it will enhance the dish even more.A futon was laid out for me as soon as I entered, so I was able to relax. It's nice that the ladies are provided with brushed sheets.Overall, I think it's okay to give it a rating of 5.Although it is by no means a luxury or perfect inn, I can sympathize with the reviews that say people are more than satisfied with the cost, and I would like to use it next time.I can't help but give minus 1 star, but I think the barrier-free issue and the fact that there are only stairs available may be inconvenient for elderly people.

A warm welcome. It's a nice hot spring. It's delicious food. And it's also cost-effective. This is an inn that will leave you with a warm memory as they help you clean up the snow that fell on your car all night. The gentle smiles of the whole family naturally make you laugh. I was lucky to have found such a gem of an inn during my trip to Yamagata.

It's about 30 minutes by car from Shinjo city. It is a remote hot spring. This is the place where I took a training camp to get my driver's license 27 years ago. With the change in generations, the company changed its direction and now operates mainly for individual customers. The melting hot spring water is said to be slightly alkaline. It's a soap-like hot spring. We especially recommend coming in first thing in the morning. You can feel the strong melting sensation. The food is home-cooked by my husband, who is also a chef. The breakfast was also delicious (^▽^)/ I think the quality of the hot springs is irresistible for hot spring lovers♪

It was a nice place to stay and relax.The staff were warm and the food was delicious.

The photo is breakfast (ﾟ∀ﾟ)／I never thought there would be such a nice hot spring in the back of Sakegawa Village ( ´д`)(´┐｀)ｰI thought the slimy areas were from Shiwa, Nakayamadaira, or the east side of the Ou Mountains, so it was refreshing.The interior of the inn is cool, dark, and cool (ﾟ∀ﾟ)/ The old place is done well. Wouldn't the cost performance be the best if the food was like this at this price? It's an inn I'd like to visit again. Thank you for the meal.