Sengokuhara Hisanoha

Hot springs are fine, facilities are average

I was a little worried before traveling because there were not many reviews and it was difficult to compare. I was quite satisfied after checking in.

The hotel is a traditional Japanese inn, very cozy, with a rich breakfast and convenient transportation. There is a bus directly after JR Station, and it takes only five minutes to walk after getting off. The hotel is mostly full of European and American guests, and there are not many Asian faces ~

The location of the small hotel is a bit remote, so it's not easy to find at night. In fact, it's only a 5-minute walk from the bus station, but it may be difficult to find it for the first time - Google map is not very accurate. It's more like a homestay, with only seven or eight rooms. The environment inside and outside the hotel is very quiet, which we like very much, but it may not be suitable for everyone. There are few restaurants around, but Lawson and Family Mart are not far away, so you can basically get dinner. We ordered breakfast with Japanese style, various small dishes (I counted 15 or 16), each dish is not big, colorful, dining is very ceremonial, and the service is very good. The dining environment is first-class, with a long floor-to-ceiling window on one wall facing the yard, with the morning sunshine, beautiful! The facilities of the hot spring are relatively simple, but it is very convenient and comfortable to use, and because the hotel is small, it is basically used by one person. You have to take off your shoes and change into slippers at the door. Some people may find it troublesome, but we still like it. The hotel has luggage service. If you want to go to Yumoto or other places on the day of departure, it is recommended to transport your luggage to Yumoto first (you can pick it up at Yumoto Station, in a corner of the platform, without leaving the station). If you want to check it in, it is best to make an appointment with the front desk in advance. If you want to pick it up in Yumoto at 1:30 pm on the same day, you must hand it over to the front desk before 10 o'clock. Each piece costs 900 to 1100 yuan, which is very worthwhile. The Glass Museum can be reached by foot, about 15 minutes. If the weather is good, it is recommended to walk. The scenery along the way is very beautiful. The Pola Museum is a bit far, about 40 minutes on foot, and you can take a car to get there. If the weather is good, it is worth going, just to see the museum itself and walk the surrounding nature trail.

It is suitable to drive by yourself, otherwise it is not easy to find. The room is clean and tidy, the environment is also good, there is a terrace facing the woods, the air is very good in the morning. The shabu-shabu for dinner and the Japanese breakfast are quite delicious. The waiters are basically of Southeast Asian descent. If you have high expectations for the traditional services of Japanese hot spring hotels, this may not be the first choice.