Aqua X Ignis

I wouldn't regard it as a regular hotel. I would describe it as a public bathhouse that provides more than 10 or 20 rooms for accommodation. The place is not convenient. If measured by a public bathhouse, it is good. The rooms are relatively small because they are It is the kind of public bath in a spa. There are many people in the hot spring. There is no exclusive time for guests and it is only open until 12 o'clock in the evening. It is a bit disappointing. What's special is that if you choose to include dinner, Italian cuisine is provided, which is pretty good. But overall, the price/performance ratio is low.

There are restaurants and shops around Kataoka Onsen Aqua Ignis. The buildings and ponds are stylish and it is a pleasant space. Kataoka Onsen Aqua Ignis also has a natural hot spring, so you can enjoy it all day long. There is also a large parking lot.

I used to take a day trip bath before, and I liked the free-flowing hot springs and the location, so I decided to stay this time. At first, I was going to stay at another hot spring inn nearby, but my companion said he had been there before, so I decided to stay here. I visited for the first time in a long time, but the elevated Shin-Meishin Expressway was newly built right next to the site, and it was quite intimidating. Right next to the open-air bath is an elevated structure, so you can just look up. It seems that they are trying to hide it in a bamboo grove, but those who are interested will be curious. The facilities, from the parking lot to the baths and restaurants, are all the same as those for a day trip bath. Just because you've stayed doesn't mean you get extra services like a dedicated time slot. It was quite crowded even on weekdays, so it seems that Saturdays and Sundays are not an environment where you can take a bath calmly. Also, it seems that the customer base is not very good. There were several parents with children who were still in diapers, and they were making a lot of noise and rushing their children out of the bathtub. There may have been something else floating in the hot spring water, not Yunohana. The room is a Japanese-style room of 8 tatami mats and has a unit bath with a toilet like a business hotel. Equipment and furnishings are honestly cheap for the price range. For dinner, I chose Italian, which was good in both taste and customer service. For breakfast, I chose Japanese food, which is open early, due to the departure time. The taste and customer service were not bad, but I felt that the main menu of Ochazuke was a little lacking in volume. The reception desk at the front desk is the same place as the bathing reception desk, so it is not different from the reception desk for day trip bathing. It was somewhat businesslike and curt. Overall, even if I thought it would be nice to take a day trip bath, I felt that it didn't meet my expectations when I stayed overnight, or rather, I was a little disappointed. Unless the price is lowered a little more or some service for guests is added, I will not visit again for accommodation.