Yumoto Choza

First things first: when you get to this hotel, you must get off at H041. Park right in front of the hotel. Don’t get off at Fudi Hot Spring Station, that’s a bit far! There is a long corridor after getting off the bus, and you can only see the lobby when you walk in. If you have large luggage, you can go to the lobby first and let the service staff help you take it. There is hot welcome rice wine at the end of the corridor, which is very delicious. The room was very nice, breakfast and dinner were very good! The hot springs are first-rate, the public baths are huge, and the private baths have both indoor and outdoor facilities. You can also take a bath without making a reservation or spending money. There are many hot springs outside the hotel which are also very good. You don’t have to worry about the cold on heavy snow days. The hotel has prepared cotton jackets and cotton rain boots. It is recommended that you all go for a soak. Special thanks to the service lady at the hotel front desk, she was really nice! We went to the hotel too early and couldn't check in until 3 pm. The service staff thoughtfully told us to take a dip in the footbath outside first. Because it was snowing and cold, the waiter actually let us check in at 2 o'clock! So touching! We wanted to go to another hotel the next day, but it was too early. We paid for a late check-out. The waiter enthusiastically drove us to that hotel. We were so moved that we shed tears! The name of the hotel is Tang Yuan Chang Zao. I don’t know how Ctrip translated it, so I almost missed it! This is my first time to review a hotel at such length, mainly because it is really good! In addition, reading the information shared by others before booking was very helpful to us. We would like to thank the friends who shared the information and hope it can help those in need.

This is my third time at Fukuchi Onsen. It was my second time in Nagaza. The open-air bath along the river across the road has been newly constructed as a family bath. The open-air bath in the main building is spacious and very relaxing. Meals are also served in a nice atmosphere around the hearth.

The air conditioning and heating in the room don't work, it's very cold

Hot springs, irori hearth...it's an inn that you can just enjoy.

As expected, the food was good!

Stayed on 11/8/2022. It was my first stay in a long time due to the new coronavirus. There was one sad thing. This is the open-air bath that I was looking forward to. There was no remnant of the past, and it was divided into many parts. How did that happen? It's a pity that the front was spacious and I was able to enjoy it slowly. Are there other reviews like this? I would like you to return to the slow and spacious open-air bath like before. Otherwise, I don't think I will go there anymore.

Stayed here on a group trip. I heard that the inn was relocated from an old folk house. The hot spring has an outdoor bath and an indoor bath. I heard that you can't go to the outdoor bath when it gets dark, so I chose the indoor bath. There are three types of hot water, moderate temperature, and lukewarm water, and two rock baths. There are many dishes such as Iwana and Gohei mochi baked in the hearth style. Finally, grill Hida beef and eat it, it is soft and delicious.