高畑温泉 湯之本館

It was my first time staying there. The hostess and waitress at the inn were very kind and made the trip even more enjoyable. There are so many different types of sweetfish dishes! I was very impressed, and the sweetfish porridge at the end was so delicious that the soup was soaked through. I would like to visit again. thank you very much.

I stayed here because I was planning to visit Monet's Pond and Gujo Hachiman on the second day of my Gifu trip for two nights and three days.I came from Hidaka City and was surprised by the incredible mountains. Lately, I've been addicted to driving on mountain passes, so I had fun on the way, but I think people who live in the city can't help but feel anxious (I wonder if those people will come, haha).The room is a plain Japanese-style room, and from the window you can enjoy the view of the lush green trees and the crystal clear river below. You can also take a natural bath. On the other hand, the sound of the river is so noisy that nervous people may find it difficult to sleep.You can take a bath while overlooking the river. Speaking of greed, I would have been happy if there was an open-air bath because the area in front of me is one step lower than the road and blocked by trees so people can't see it.Personally, the best thing about it was the friendliness of the staff and the food.It's friendly, or rather, it doesn't feel like a customer service, and the semi-natural feel improves the overall atmosphere of the inn. Another good thing is that it's not that big, so the staff's presence doesn't make you feel weird.Dinner was luxurious. I don't like eating grilled fish, but the bones were easy to remove and I was able to eat it so cleanly for the first time.I was impressed.The sashimi also had a strange fluffy texture and was delicious...I mean, the fish was still alive. It was so good that it was creepy for a long time lol. They also serve Hida beef, so you can enjoy Gifu food only here.I would like to recommend it to nature lovers.

Currently, day trip hot springs are only available by reservation.

It was the busy season and there seemed to be no staff, so I had to wait for 15 minutes at the entrance without anyone speaking to me.The rooms and hallways all look old and dirty.The room had no shower, no toilet, no Wi-Fi, and no refrigerator. I can no longer drink the drink I bought.On top of that, the vending machines inside the building charge an additional 200 yen for plastic bottles.The food was delicious, but the soba noodles were served without dipping sauce, which I thought was an insult.It was an inn I wouldn't want to stay at again.