Hawai Onsen Business Hotel Yamamoto

It's located right next to the Togo/Hawai Onsen Tourism Association, and the first floor is a souvenir shop...well, it's a hotel because it's a facility where you can stay overnight.As for the facilities, at best they're old-fashioned and simple, at worst...the room door doesn't have a chain lock, just a key on the doorknob, so if you're a woman staying alone, you might feel a bit uneasy. After checking in, you are free to enter and leave the hotel through the hotel's exclusive back entrance, so honestly, if you know that, non-guests can also enter.The biggest feature is that the hotel is located in a hot spring town, so although it is a business hotel, all rooms have access to hot springs, so although there is no public bath, it is reasonably priced and you can take a hot spring as many times as you like during your stay. It might be good in that sense. Well, the bathtub is a little small, so it's difficult to stretch your legs, and the quality of the spring water doesn't seem to have any special characteristics (I didn't notice any smell), so it didn't really feel like I was soaking in a hot spring... .As for the price, it seems that the price starts from around 5,000 yen for a room without meals, but since there doesn't seem to be any facilities for eating (although there is at least a microwave), it would be best to go to a restaurant beforehand, or go to a convenience store or a convenience store. You'll have to buy it at a supermarket. By the way, there is a coffee shop nearby, but there is also a convenience store and supermarket a short distance away. There is also an izakaya nearby, but it seems to be quite popular, so if you want to use it, it's best to make a reservation in advance. If you are coming by car, you will be able to park in the open air and there is no need to go out of your way to tell the front desk that you will be coming to the store, so you can check in and then go shopping.Amenities include a toothbrush with toothpaste, body soap, conditioner shampoo, towels (one large and one small), and a yukata. There is a hair dryer. It seems like you need to tell the front desk about razors, and there doesn't seem to be one for washing your face, so if you need one, you'll need to buy one in advance.There are two parking lots next to the hotel, and if they are full, you can park in the parking lot that is also used by the tourist association (next to the vending machine in the plaza across the street). The front desk for check-in is also used as a souvenir shop, so you can enter from the souvenir shop.

Although the inn has a retro feel, it is not inconvenient for a single person to stay.I especially like being able to soak in the hot springs in the unit bath in my room.It's nice to be able to set the time of your choice and set the temperature of the hot water to your liking.A large public bath is also good, but you will have to adjust the temperature of the water to suit the location.The temperature was about normal when I arrived, but it was hot before bed and in the morning.I could see the view of Togo Pond from my room, which made me feel very relaxed.There is also a parking lot.It was very slow.

It will be a unit bath in the guest room, but you can enjoy hot springs.To my surprise, it had the best fatigue recovery effect I've ever had in my life.The hotel owner was also very kind.Even though I made a reservation and checked in late at night, I was grateful that they guided me to the parking lot.

The room has a normal bathtub, but it's amazing that you can pour as much hot spring water as you like ♨️😎I also liked the quality of the hot springs ♨️♨️The freshwater clams at a nearby izakaya were delicious🍶

I visited you on a business trip.I usually stay near here, but due to the price and the hot spring water coming from the bath in the guest room, I visited without expecting much.As a result, I am fully satisfied with my business trip without meals.【parking】There are two parking spaces right next to each other, and even if it's full, there's a large gravel parking lot right in front of you, so it's easy to find.There is a designated location, but I didn't know where it was, so I parked my car somewhere, asked, and then parked again.【entrance】here? ! It looks like this, but the side is connected to the souvenir shop, so you can enter from the souvenir shop.What about here when the souvenir shop is closed? ! You can access it by opening the【front】There is no front desk as it is shared with a souvenir shop.Am I here? ! That's when I entered the souvenir shop, but there was a loud notification chime or buzzer, so try not to panic lol【room】Like the others, I walked through the hallway and entered the room, which felt like a business hotel, or in my case, like a place where I came to study when I was a student.When I entered the room, it felt old, but it was clean, and for some reason I felt excited as I felt like I was in a friend's room.The scenery is quiet and calm with the lake spreading out in front of you.One thing that always bothers me about historical accommodations like this is the number of outlets, but there are extension cords everywhere, which was always a problem, so I'm glad I don't have to worry about it.【hot spring】Even though it's called a hot spring, it's just hot water from a unit bath, but it felt like it was a placebo or something that relieved the fatigue I had heard about hot springs.Speaking of hot springs, I always had to go to a large public bath, so just having a private hot spring is fine.[General]If you are looking for cost performance for an overnight business trip like this time or with a boyfriend or girlfriend, I think you will be satisfied.The only thing I didn't like was that when I woke up in the morning, opened the curtains to let in the sunlight, and crawled under the futon, the fibers of the futon were sparkling more than in other places I stayed. That's how I felt, but it's my personal opinion, so I'm talking to myself.It was a pity that I couldn't go to the souvenir shop because I left early, so I thought I'd stop by again.Thank you very much

It's located right next to the Togo/Hawai Onsen Tourism Association, and the first floor is a souvenir shop...well, it's a hotel because it's a facility where you can stay overnight.As for the facilities, at best they're old-fashioned and simple, at worst...the room door doesn't have a chain lock, just a key on the doorknob, so if you're a woman staying alone, you might feel a bit uneasy. After checking in, you are free to enter and leave the hotel through the hotel's exclusive back entrance, so honestly, if you know that, non-guests can also enter.The biggest feature is that the hotel is located in a hot spring town, so although it is a business hotel, all rooms have access to hot springs, so although there is no public bath, it is reasonably priced and you can take a hot spring as many times as you like during your stay. It might be good in that sense. Well, the bathtub is a little small, so it's difficult to stretch your legs, and the quality of the spring water doesn't seem to have any special characteristics (I didn't notice any smell), so it didn't really feel like I was soaking in a hot spring... .As for the price, it seems that the price starts from around 5,000 yen for a room without meals, but since there doesn't seem to be any facilities for eating (although there is at least a microwave), it would be best to go to a restaurant beforehand, or go to a convenience store or a convenience store. You'll have to buy it at a supermarket. By the way, there is a coffee shop nearby, but there is also a convenience store and supermarket a short distance away. There is also an izakaya nearby, but it seems to be quite popular, so if you want to use it, it's best to make a reservation in advance. If you are coming by car, you will be able to park in the open air and there is no need to go out of your way to tell the front desk that you will be coming to the store, so you can check in and then go shopping.Amenities include a toothbrush with toothpaste, body soap, conditioner shampoo, towels (one large and one small), and a yukata. There is a hair dryer. It seems like you need to tell the front desk about razors, and there doesn't seem to be one for washing your face, so if you need one, you'll need to buy one in advance.There are two parking lots next to the hotel, and if they are full, you can park in the parking lot that is also used by the tourist association (next to the vending machine in the plaza across the street). The front desk for check-in is also used as a souvenir shop, so you can enter from the souvenir shop.