The hotel is a 20-minute walk down a secluded road from Yufuin Station. While the location isn't ideal, it's not a huge issue as there's a taxi stand right in front of the station. Getting to the town's main street takes about 15 minutes on foot. If your main purpose for visiting is the hot springs and scenic views, then the walk isn't a problem. When checking in, you'll need to use the name on your reservation. The accommodations consist of individual cottages, and since I was traveling alone, I was able to notice the noise. There's a train track nearby, so you'll hear occasional train noise. If you're sensitive to noise, I recommend bringing earplugs. Inside the room, there's a private entrance to the open-air bath. I suggest taking a shower first before enjoying the open-air bath. If you pay a small bathing fee, you can use the open-air bath at any time, which I thought was a great perk. I advise against going outside the property at night, as the path leading to the hotel is very dark and winding, making it quite dangerous. I spent two pleasant nights at this hotel.
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