Yado Atagoya

It was a relaxing stay.

Accommodation period: October 2024Reservation grade: Guest room YuzukiAssigned room: Guest room Yuzuki*Since I spend about 150 nights a year both in Japan and overseas, this is mostly a memo for myself. The main things to focus on are bathing, gym, and laundry. I don't really care about cleanliness.■OverviewThis is a hotel with very high cost performance, as it is a short walk from Iizaka Onsen Station, has a large communal bath that can be reserved for private use, and rooms of sufficient size. It's tough not being able to enter the hotel itself until 3:00 pm, but it can't be helped considering the small number of people operating the hotel. It's suitable for people who don't need fancy meals or facilities and just want to stay overnight and enjoy the hot springs. However, it is not recommended for people with mobility issues.■LocationConveniently located 5 minutes walk from Iizaka Onsen Station. There are no affordable supermarkets nearby, and the nearest convenience store for food and drinks is the one in front of the station. If you go to the other side of the river in front of the hotel, you will find many public baths, pubs, and restaurants.■Indoor-WidthIt's spacious enough that it's too big for one person.-scenerySee photoAlthough the room itself is located in a slightly higher position, it doesn't have a particularly good view, and you can only see the parking lot and private houses (though I think it varies depending on the room).-WifiActual measurement around 30Mb/s-bathtubNone because it is a type of room without a bath.However, a large hot spring bath with good spring quality is available for exclusive use, and it is spacious and very comfortable.(Style of putting up a "bathing in progress" sign to prevent others from entering)Furthermore, since it is a small hotel with only 5 rooms, it is unlikely that you will have to wait for your turn to take a bath even if the hotel is fully booked. When I stayed there, there was only one other person staying there, and I took a bath several times, but every time I went, I was able to get in right away.-Hot water temperature *Regarding the large bathNo problem at all, piping hot water comes out.-Power of hot water *Regarding the large bathNo problems at all, it's quite powerful-Bed hardnessHard (because the futon is laid on tatami mats), but the mattress under the futon is soft-refrigeratorSlightly smaller, the limit for 1.5 liter size plastic bottles is two.-Security boxcan be-OutletThere's something on the wall-hangerfour-balconynone-tv setcan be-dryerLocated in the public bath-toothbrushcan be-Noise (adjacent room, outdoor)No disturbing noise from neighboring rooms or outdoors■Gymnone■LaundryNo coin laundry facilities in the hotel■CleaningNone for one night■MealsNo meals for overnight stay■StaffSince there were only two people (the person who seemed to be the husband and one woman), I couldn't expect detailed service, but I was able to have a comfortable stay in the homely atmosphere, where I was greeted with friendly conversations at the front desk.■Others・Check-in is from 15:00, but you can't check-in or rather enter the inn itself until 15:00 (the staff will come and open the gate at 15:00), so be sure to arrive early and leave your luggage. Please note that it is impossible to go sightseeing around the area. When I arrived around 14:20, the entrance to the inn was closed and I didn't hear a single sound, so maybe it had suddenly closed down? That's what I thought lol・Structurally, if the ground floor is on the 1st floor, the hotel reception (entrance) is on the 2nd floor, the bathroom is on the 3rd floor, and the rooms are on the 4th floor.As they all have stairs, it may be quite difficult for the elderly or people with large luggage. Honestly, this hotel is not recommended for people with mobility issues.・There are manga inside the museum.・The nearby Gyoza Terui is famous for its gyoza. It is said to be a popular restaurant, but when I visited on a weekday night, I was able to enter the restaurant right away. However, there were more customers than other stores in the area, so if you want to be sure, you'll need to make a reservation.・Transportation IC cards such as SUICA cannot be used on the Iizaka Line, but VISA Touch can be used.

This is a ryokan where you can stay overnight without meals. It's cheaper than staying overnight without meals, so it's highly recommended for those who only want to stay for a short time. Free parking is also available.The rooms are not very large, but I think they are enough for two people. The guest rooms do not have baths or toilets and are shared. Although the facilities are old, they are well maintained and have a very clean feel.I think the quality of the hot spring water is very good. The public baths are separated by gender, and baths are separated by one group at a time.There are no vending machines at the facility, but you can purchase them at the convenience store in front of the station. Free coffee will be provided in the morning.I think it's best to eat at a restaurant in Iizaka Onsen Town, or if you're driving, go to the city center. Perhaps because there are few shops in the hot spring town, it can get crowded when there are events, so we recommend making reservations in advance.It is not suitable for people with walking disabilities as it is necessary to climb steep stairs to enter and enter the facility.

It was very close to the station, the room was spacious and clean, and the hot water was good. There are no meals provided as this is a room only accommodation, but we went to Herb Kitchen Rosemary and it was so good that it's perfectly fine without meals.The baths are small and due to concerns about the coronavirus, the baths are rotated, so I had to go several times to see when the baths would be open and to see if they were bathing/vacant, so I thought it would be useful to have a reservation list. Ta. 5 pairs? I've only stayed there a few times, so the competition isn't that high, so I can't say there's a problem.Although I didn't use it, there were mosquito coils just in case, mineral water was provided, there was a box for valuables, and above all, the room was very spacious, the inside of the building was clean, and the hostess was a nice person. I want to repeat it.The toilet is shared, but the door is so light that it slams! Was it annoying that you tended to do this? ! I am so sorry.There is no hair dryer or hand wash in the bathroom of the room.Hair dryers must be used in the bathroom in the building. Body soap etc. are available.There are also hangers.There are no hair dryers, body soap, etc. in the public bath outside, so it is better to bring your own.It was helpful to have bath towels, disposable hand towels, and toothbrushes.Thank you for holding my suitcase until the time for the Shinkansen.I bought a refrigerated souvenir, but they were very kind in keeping it cold.Please note that the room key cannot be locked from outside unless you press the button from inside to close the door.Also, my room is on the 3rd floor, but there is no elevator, so if you have large luggage, it's best to bring as little luggage as possible.