The water quality was quite good; my skin felt noticeably smoother after soaking.
However, the service was really passive. It was the perfect time for a hot spring bath, with the weather turning cooler and drizzling. On the other hand, I heard that many pools weren't filled with water because there weren't many tourists. They only opened some later when there were more people, and the only place with dry towels in the entire hot spring area was the changing room, which was extremely inconvenient.
The rooms were generally old; although not dirty, they were very worn. The highlight was the view from the window, and the scenery of the scenic area was quite nice.
Finally, due to **reasons** (most likely cost-related), there was only one front desk staff member during the day and one at night. (I didn't see any cleaning staff, but there must be some.) As a result, a strange tourist brought his grandson and let him poop right next to the entrance. The toilet was right by the elevator entrance; I don't know why they were so bizarre. I happened to be walking by behind them, and it was incredibly frustrating.
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