Sannouzan Onsen Zuisenkyo

It's neither good nor bad. The facilities are a little old. The bath was very good, but I wish they would switch the men's and women's baths every day.

1. This kind of room is in the annex building. It feels like a wooden house with poor sound insulation and no view. It is recommended not to choose this room type. 2. The food is not good. The Chinese food at Yanmei Xiquan Restaurant advertised in the hotel is very good. You can eat there at noon and you can take the shuttle bus back in the afternoon. 3. Pick-up and drop-off are convenient and the hot spring water quality is good.

性價比很高，這個1泊2食價錢真的沒投訴，非常推薦

A cost-effective hot spring hotel. The room you stay in has no view of the road. The area is relatively small for four people, but it is close to the bathing beach. The bathing beach has open-air and indoor baths. It is good. The dinner is rich, the breakfast is average, and the overall price is reasonable.

I stayed the night before going to climb Mount Kurikoma in autumn leaves the next day. I parked my car in front of the entrance, dropped off my luggage, and went to park my car, but since I arrived after dark, the parking lot was pitch black and difficult to find. I called in advance on the way to let them know my arrival time and made a reservation for dinner, so the front desk was smooth. The room was a Japanese-style room with a bed in Hakusan-tei (main building). I didn't know at night, but in the morning there was a garden with a pond in front of the room. There were two sinks. There was a bath in the room, but I didn't use it because there was a hot spring. There was a safety deposit box. The ice water from Zuizan-no-Sato in the pot was delicious. Perhaps it was renovated, but the room was a Japanese-style room with a bed on tatami mats, and all rooms were non-smoking, so there was no smell. There were two smoking areas, one in the room next to the entrance and one in the room on the path to the hot spring. Dinner was a course, and the number of dishes seemed to vary slightly depending on the plan price. Although I chose a cheap plan, they also served Maesawa beef, and the self-service corner had rice (Ichinoseki Hitomebore), dashi ochazuke, clam miso soup, recommended fried foods, various pickles, chicken soba, bite-sized cakes, mango, and sesame dumplings, so I was quite satisfied. Breakfast was a buffet style with a fair amount of food. The ginger mochi, a specialty of the hotel, was delicious. Mt. Sanno is the place where Yamato Takeru no Mikoto visited to conquer the Emishi in the eastern provinces, and it seems that the hot springs gushed forth in a place related to this, so it was named Miracle Hot Springs. A tapestry donated by Toake Yukiyo was on display next to the entrance to the hot springs, perhaps because she had visited the facility. The dressing room was spacious and easy to use. There were about eight washing areas, and the open-air bath was also very comfortable. There was a wooden deck outside the bath area, which looked like it would be nice in the summer. However, it was a Saturday during the autumn leaves season, so it can't be helped, but considering the accommodation fee and the food, I wondered if it was worth the money.

I stayed here when I visited Chusonji Temple. I think this is a good value hotel. There is a shuttle bus between the hotel and Hiraizumi Station or Ichinoseki Station. Reservations are required. However, there are few buses, so be careful when making plans. The steak for dinner was delicious. Also, the Japanese breakfast had a wide variety of dishes and seemed to be properly cooked, so it was delicious. The building was old, but it was well-cleaned and I was able to use it comfortably. The spring quality was excellent, and it left my skin silky smooth.