Ozenoyado Fujiya Hotel

At the end of October, after the Oze season had ended, I visited the quiet Oze for an overnight stay.Since the high season was over and there were no other guests staying, the hotel may have been booked out, and the reviews may have been high for that reason, but I made the right decision to stay at Fujiya Ryokan.This is an inn that I would like to stay at again.The food is delicious, plentiful, and very satisfying.At many hotels, the fried eggs and grilled salmon are cold for breakfast, but they were warm. (Other inns, I would like the grilled fish to be served warm, as it can be heated in the microwave.)At dinner time, when I entered the dining room where the stove was burning, I could smell the same smell as when my grandmother was preparing dinner, and I felt very nostalgic.The hot spring water is transparent and colorless, and there are hardly any flowers floating in the water, but if you look closely, you can see faint wisps of water from time to time.The water is at a suitable temperature that you can scoop it up with your hands from the spout, but since it is a natural hot spring, the temperature will fluctuate slightly.When you scoop fresh water into your hands and smell it, it has a slight egg smell.The hot spring water was flowing out from the hose connected to the faucet, making me wonder if the source was different or the same.*1 The hot spring ingredients display says "circulating", but I think this is the indication when the hot spring source was used in the past. The circulation water intake was blocked and overflowed.*2 If you are staying with several groups, there are two bathrooms, but they are not that big (limited to 2-3 people), so it may be a bit difficult if it gets crowded.The futons are soft and warm, and there's a wood stove in the lobby, so it's not cold in the hallways.The room is clean and there are no complaints.*I don't mind, but there is a separate charge for renting bath towels.The proprietress was very friendly and the prices were low, making it an inn that I would definitely stay at again if I were staying nearby.I'm glad I stayed, thank you very much.

A hot spring inn located near Oze Tokura Onsen and Tokura-juku bus stop.On Saturday, it was 38,000 yen for 2 people for 1 night and 2 meals in a room with a toilet and washroom. Breakfast is available from 6am, so I think it's the perfect place to stay the night before exploring Oze.Dinner consisted of about 10 dishes, including sukiyaki, salt-grilled rainbow trout, and tempura. Breakfast includes standard menu items such as fried eggs and salt-grilled salmon.The room has a yukata, a toothbrush, and a hand towel. If you need a bath towel, you can rent it at the reception (200 yen), but there are plenty of hand towels in the bathroom, so I think that will be enough. Masu.If you are going to get to the inn by bus, it is 1 hour and 20 minutes by bus from Numata Station on the Kanetsu Kotsu Kamata Line, or 1 hour and 50 minutes from Jomokogen Station.In addition, Hatomachi Pass, the entrance to Oze National Park, is about a 30-minute bus ride from Daiichi Parking Lot, which is about a 10-minute walk north. The first train departs from Parking Lot 1 and then heads to Hatomachi Pass via Oze Kogen Hotel. The Oze Kogen Hotel bus stop is extremely crowded with people using their own cars, so if you plan to stay the night before, if possible, stay at Togura Onsen to make your morning bus transfer smoother. The departure time is set at 30 minutes every hour, but during long holidays and other times when there are many users, buses depart every few minutes.

It's reasonably priced, but all the food is delicious! I think it's an appropriate amount.The inside of the hotel is clean. The bath has a secret hot spring valve while also having circulation.Parking available. There is a liquor store nearby.A separate music hall and table tennis hall? I'm curious about that

Good service, good hot springs, delicious food, nothing to say