松の井荘

First visit in 5 years. Before the coronavirus, it was a place I used to visit every year, and it was a quiet place that I didn't want to tell anyone about.Thank you to the landlady for remembering us.The food is always filling and satisfying. The hot springs are not too hot and the temperature is just right.I was surprised to see a young proprietress before I knew it! ️She was a beautiful and wonderful person. The landlady is even nicerAlso, this is an inn that makes you want to go back now♪

I like the atmosphere. I grew up in a place full of mountains, so the weather is calm.

I made the reservation before the state of emergency was declared in Tochigi Prefecture, and despite the coronavirus pandemic, I decided to go ahead with the trip after hearing that there were only five groups of customers per day and that they had taken thorough measures to prevent infection. did. It was a small inn that could be called a guesthouse, but the inside was very clean and I had a really good impression. However, there were some areas where I wanted something a little more done, such as the doorknob at the entrance to the toilet in the room, which was about to break, and a piece of board that had probably been previously attached to the toilet wall. It's a shame that it existed. However, the hot springs that flow straight from the source are the best, and are colorless, transparent, very smooth, and slightly slippery sodium chloride bicarbonate hot springs that are said to be effective for beautifying the skin. In addition to the large private open-air bath, the large public bath overlooking the Shiobara Onsen town was also reserved for private use whenever I went, and I was able to fully enjoy the hot springs 7 times on the first day and 2 times on the second day. . The morning and evening meals were also very delicious, and the children often asked for second helpings of rice. As everyone has said, everyone at the inn, including the proprietress, was very nice. The price was reasonable and I would definitely like to visit again.

The customer service of the landlady and Mr. Nakai is wonderful. I took my 2-year-old child with me, and they treat children politely and kindly. Furthermore, even when I had a problem, the inn did its best to help me, and I felt that the hotel was considerate. I was able to relax and soak in a private hot spring in the midst of nature and heal my fatigue. I was very satisfied with both the quality and quantity of the food.

I stayed there the other day, but I probably won't go again.The building is old and cold, there are no amenities, and the corridors where there are no customers are pitch black with no lights on. It's at a level where you can test your mettle, and if there's an earthquake, you definitely won't be able to see it.Meal times are set and I will call you when I can. Is there such a place? It's my first experience.I stayed with my children, and there was no children's menu or anything that children could eat.It said there was a private open-air bath, but if it's available, please use it yourself. Is that reserved?And the person who seems to be a young landlady is unfriendly.12,000 per night for this quality?I don't want to stay overnight even for free.

The hostess was pleasant and the hot springs were also nice.

It was a nice room with a calm atmosphere. The food was delicious, especially the rock fish sashimi, which was my first time eating it and it was delicious. It was also nice to be able to freely rent out the open-air bath when it was empty. I would like to visit you again.

The rice was delicious.The open-air bath was almost always empty.

Recommended for those who want to stay in a small place surrounded by nature. Highlights:1. Not formal (but polite) and easy to spend time with. We stayed in mid-March, so it was still cold, and my grandmother, who is sensitive to cold, was happy to have a kotatsu. I was impressed by the care they took to warm me up before I arrived. There's also a safe, so if you're worried about your valuables, don't worry.2. Cooking! I could feel that each piece was made with care, and I enjoyed looking at it while enjoying the deliciousness. I'm full! Same goes for breakfast.3. Landlady. I could tell from the way he spoke that he loved serving customers, and it gave me a good impression. It was a pleasure to talk to you.The snow-covered mountains that I could see from the window were beautiful, but I'm also interested in seeing the autumn leaves, so I'd like to come back again. (I want to eat delicious food again...)What a wonderful inn in the mountains. Recommended for those that want a relaxed experience surrounded by nature.- Laid back atmosphere. I stayed here in mid-March so it was rather cold, but they had a kotatsu all warm and ready! The rooms also come with a safe, which is a great if you're protective of your belongings.- The food! There was a little bit of everything, all arranged beautifully and tasted amazing. Both dinner and breakfast had me absolutely stuffed. Considering the location I thought the food would be simpler, but they far exceeded my expectations.- Heartwarming hostess. She is charming and amicable; I can tell she really enjoys interacting with people.The snow-covered mountains were pretty, and I bet they'll look beautiful during the fall. Thinking about another visit! (And still thinking about the food...)

I think it's a very good and reasonably priced accommodation. The inn accommodates up to five groups per day, so it's quiet and calm. The bath was soft and private so I could relax in it and it felt good. The rock fish sashimi and freshly fried tempura for dinner were excellent.The inn looks like an old wooden school building. Why not try staying there once?