Ryokan Ohashi

I went to eat crab. In a room without a bath, I chose a dish that included crab sashimi and crab shabu. This inn is a designated nationally registered tangible cultural property and has an elegant atmosphere. The large public bath has a rock-cut bath and a murmuring bath (cypress bath and marble bath). The rock-cut bath is a large natural bath made from a hot spring gushing out of the Mitoku River. It felt like being in nature and I was able to relax and relax. I also took a bath in Mochi Seseragi no Yu (morning). Meals are served at the restaurant (a large hall similar to a banquet hall), and the food is crab-filled. The quantity was just right and it was delicious. I was glad that the inn's waitress (male) was kind and courteous. My father suddenly collapsed while we were eating, but they responded quickly. I would like to take this opportunity to thank you very much for your help.

Stayed here a few days after the typhoon. The courteous customer service, delicious food, and hot springs were amazing. The open-air bath in the large public bath was washed away and was no longer usable, but we had booked a room with an open-air bath, so there was no problem. The inn is a cultural property and is approaching its 100th anniversary, and you can see the work of the shrine carpenters everywhere. Enjoy the free-flowing public bath and the precious thorium spring! ! It was like being in a river surrounded by rocks. The hot water level is also perfect. It felt really good. Mr. Nakai was cured of atopic dermatitis by using thorium springs. What was said was very convincing. The food was also carefully prepared and delicious. If you're greedy, you'll be more satisfied if you have dessert for breakfast and delicious coffee from the service. The open-air bath is scheduled to reopen in a year, so I would like to go there again.

I've been to Ohashi-san 4 or 5 times, and until then I was very satisfied with the food and hospitality. This time I went for my mother's birthday, but at dinner time, we had to wait 30 minutes for the appetizer to arrive. The next dish was also slow and I kept getting frustrated. The abalone that I ordered as a special order came out cold and I was disappointed. Nakai-san walks like a courtesan, which makes me even more irritated. The quality of the food has also declined considerably. It was a ryokan that I thought I would definitely go to, but I won't be going there anymore.

Stayed in the room ``Yuri'' with an open-air bath. The older guest rooms were made of wood, so the sound of the murmuring river was noisy.The open-air baths in the guest rooms with nice views had a temperature-controlled bath rather than a continuous stream, so they were hot at first, so it was hard to get into them, and it was cold in the morning. My biggest dissatisfaction was that I was not able to fully appreciate the charm of the wooden architecture, which is a cultural asset. However, the hot springs flowing directly from the rock cave are as impressive as their reputation, and I can only describe them as wonderful, and I was very happy to be able to use them privately. The relaxing place "Yuan" is also good. The meals served in the large hall were of sufficient quality and quality for the senior generation, with various Western-style dishes for dinner and dried black-throat fish for breakfast.

登録有形文化財のお宿です。横に長い廊下の有る建物です。建物の両脇が温泉で、岩窟の湯とせせらぎの湯が時間帯で男女が入れ替わります。客室も田舎の家に来たようで落ち着けました。旅館の横に川が流れており川の音がよく聞こえて私はリフレッシュできました。料理は懐石で味も量も良かったです。近代的なホテルとは違う楽しみ方が出来ました。