The hot spring in the photo on the riverbank was simply amazing. I'll say it again, the bath is amazing. Everything else is a bit of a concern. First of all, there were stink bugs in the room all the time. When I opened the window, there were stink bugs on the inside of the screen, so I had to be careful. There was a sign that said, "Open the window and stink bugs will come in," but if there were stink bugs on the inside of the screen, then the screen wasn't functioning properly. Can't they afford the repair costs? It's sad that I can't open the window in my room from early in the morning. I couldn't get some fresh air in, and I wish I could experience the beauty of nature a little more. Perhaps it was because the screen wasn't repaired? The entire building smelled humid. There's also a Shionoyu hot spring inn nearby. I hope the traditional Myogaya Honkan survives. I felt there wasn't enough effort put into the management. When I woke up in the morning and returned to my room after breakfast, my futon had been put away. Please be careful with your valuables. For both dinner and breakfast, the meal guide was a student from Myanmar. The large public bath on the first basement floor is beautiful and typical of a hot spring inn, but when it comes to the Myogaya Main Building, I would definitely recommend taking a bath in the hot spring on the riverbank. Going down the stairs is extremely difficult for the elderly, and there is a risk of injury, so I do not recommend it. Safety and health come first. I hope they will come up with some creative solutions.
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