Kappa No Yado Ryokan Sanjiro

A short walk from the tourist information office. I was able to take a day trip bath at a reasonable price. It was ¥900 including bathing tax. There is a sauna and open air. There are shampoos, etc., and I personally liked the sake lees pack that was installed because it made my skin smooth. The entrance for day trip bathing is separate from the accommodation, so it may not be bad for guests. I guess it's okay, but if you can hide it a little more and improve it, I can relax without worrying. I want to use it on my way back from the ski resort.

I used a day trip hot spring the other day. I have received incredible customer service. On this day, I visited with 3 adults, but I told the aunt who was the guide that I would like 2 adults because my daughter was not feeling well. While watching my husband and daughter who followed me, eh? The answer is 3 adults. No, my daughter doesn't take a bath, so I said the same thing again when there were two adults. However, I'm sorry, but my daughter will be waiting in the car, so could you lend me the restroom? I asked. If you do so, the same person will pay the admission fee. Will you charge an admission fee just for letting me use the restroom once? Taking even one step into the bathing building is directly linked to the admission fee. It's been a corona wreck these days, so I convinced myself that it might be so, but I was surprised when I went to the bathhouse after that. Many hotels and ryokans are limiting the number of people in the bath due to concerns about the spread of the coronavirus. The number of people who seem to be. I was astonished that the baskets in the dressing room and the clothes storage area were not even spaced apart. The temperature of the bath is not controlled at all, and the hot water is so low that you might catch a cold. I'm talking about indoor baths, not open-air baths. Despite being as strict as entering the facility, the management of the bathroom is extremely sloppy. Can not? I was impressed with the customer service staff. Other facilities in Togatta Onsen are all really wonderful inns, so this is a wonderful inn that stands out in a different way.

First time to Togatta Onsen. The inn was in a nice mountain area and was full of nature. I reserved a room with a cypress bath, which was very popular with my family. It is an inn with a small number of guest rooms, but you can rest assured that you can completely avoid crowds and take a bath. Above all, the view from the bath was nice. There is also a bath, but you cannot take a bath here from midnight to morning. On the other hand, the bath in the guest room can be used late at night, so you can take a bath at a time when you would normally be asleep and enjoy the extraordinary experience. The hot springs were good and the food was also good. I had a luxurious time with Sendai beef steak and shabu-shabu. Since it is an old inn, there are places where the building facilities are damaged, but it is a level that does not bother me. The hospitality of the employees was also warm and it was nice to feel at home. The location of the parking lot is a little inconvenient, so if you have a bad leg with you, you may have a hard time.