Hashiba

We were treated in a simple manner at a farmhouse guesthouse. I could go to the hot springs whenever I wanted, and there were times when I took a bath at 3:30 in the morning. During the day, I was able to take a bath once every two hours. The food wasn't luxurious either, it was the deluxe version of a normal home-cooked meal and I enjoyed it every day. Also, the rice was sweet and delicious. I wanted to go again.

I used it for a day trip bath.It is colorless and transparent, and from the sprue comes a mixed spring of Sarugakyo No. 1 and No. 2 sources. The person in front of me had diluted it too much with water so it was lukewarm, so I was waiting for it to turn hot, but a local guy who came by halfway taught me a trick! Another source of high temperature comes out from the faucet (with a thick hose) next to the bathtub!In short, you can spend more than 2 hours enjoying the best bathing experience in 3 hot springs. .It's only 4,500 yen for a room without meals, which is very attractive.

I was able to take a day trip bath.It was reserved just before 3pm on the first day of the 3-day holiday.Colorless, transparent, tasteless and odorlessThe hot water was gentle. Does it feel good?

Recently, a villa-like guesthouse was built.There was a wood burning stove and we were able to enjoy a relaxing and wonderful time.

Naturally flowing from the sourceThe hot water was very nice.beautifully arrangedMaintaining the calm atmosphere of an old folk houseI was able to slowly get rid of my fatigue.Late JulyThe bath is reserved for private useI was able to enter slowly.And after the bath, I shaved strawberries.Sweet and sour and delicious!There is also corn for sale.I'm glad I bought it as a souvenir.What kind of corn is in the morning?The grains are tightly packed togethersweet and juicyIt was great!I would like to use it again.

Used for day trip bathing. 550 yen. It's a little hot and feels good!

I went for the first time around 3pm on a public holiday in February.I thought there would be someone there since it was a public holiday, but I couldn't meet anyone for an hour and the place was reserved for the entire place.It was great to be able to relax quietly.The bathhouse is generally small and can only accommodate up to 3 people.The hot water is slightly hot, about 42 degrees Celsius. The hot spring water is smooth and clean, and the free-flowing water makes you feel comfortable after taking a bath.There is only one shower and you will have to use the faucet afterwards.Simple amenities with only Rinshan and body soap. There is no lotion or anything. There is a hair dryer.Although it feels a little dated, it has a clean feel and is easy to get used to for people who are used to using public baths, and it is a calming bath.Because the building is old, the hallways are a bit crooked, but it's charming.Payment for the day trip bath fee and use of the restroom for day trip bathers can be done at the shop facing the main street. The store is quite dark when viewed from the outside, making it difficult to tell if it is open or not. It seems that you can use PayPay for payment.This time, even though it was a public holiday, I didn't see anyone there, so I guess it's a little-known spot.However, since there is a stamp card for day trip bathing, I think there are quite a few repeat visitors.The hot water was quite warm.I would definitely like to go again.

Used by 3 parents and their children for 2 nights and 3 days (no meals) during the year-end and New Year holidays. I stayed here while using Minakami Kogen Ski Resort.After spending 3 days there, I found it to be an inn I would like to stay at every year.The features of this inn are ``high-quality hot springs,'' ``old-fashioned buildings and facilities,'' and ``good value for money.''Hot springs are always fed directly from the source. Naturally, this refers to 100% natural hot springs that are not subjected to water addition, heating, or circulation filtration.Hot spring facilities (men's bath) include 1 indoor bath and 8 washing areas (only 2 indoor showers). Body soap and conditioner shampoo are also available.There is one sink in the changing room, and the only equipment is a hair dryer.Since I was staying without meals, I was worried about food, but there is ``Manten Hoshi no Yu'' 5 minutes walk away, and I can eat dinner there.There is a Lawson about 5 minutes away by car, so I was able to buy breakfast there, so I didn't have any trouble finding food.The building is a traditional Japanese house.Therefore, the doors and walls of the room are relatively thin. Coupled with the fact that the toilet and refrigerator are shared, you may hear the footsteps or presence of other guests when you are asleep.What I found interesting when I stayed there was that the buildings and rooms were decorated with old Hashiba memories. Accommodations where you can feel and experience the good old culture and life of Japanese farmers are valuable, and I was able to learn about them with my children.This is a high-cost accommodation that suits our family's tastes and can be stayed for around 5,000 yen per night. I would like to stay again.※※Other notices※※・Check-in/out is at the store reception.・Face towel only (no body towel)・No safe in the room・There are no lockers with keys in the changing room. It is safe to put your room key in a ziplock and carry it with you to the bathroom. The key only has a small tag attached to it, so a small ziplock bag is best.

Available at a reasonable price.It's well-cleaned and comfortable.Meals are not included, but there is a refrigerator and a microwave, so it's not an inconvenience.

There are no special services and only indoor baths are available. There is Wifi.A normal inn. The toilet is also shared.However, there is an indescribable feeling of ``welcome back.''I wonder what it is...It's a very relaxing inn. Regardless of the season, it feels like home.P.S. The hot spring water is good. The changing room is a little dirty.