Unazuki Onsen Osake No Oyado Kisen

The hotel has some history! The equipment is a bit old...the service staff is very enthusiastic!

Soaking in the wild hot spring in the snow is a great experience!

Complete facilities, clean and hygienic environment, considerate service

Although I made a reservation, I regretted it after reading word of mouth and looked for another dormitory, but I couldn't get one. "If I gave up and stayed, what was the word of mouth?" It was unexpectedly good. Many of the meals were ingenious and enjoyable. Firefly squid shabu-shabu and rice with bamboo shoots and clams are also good. I liked that there was a free coffee corner in the lobby that I could bring back to my room. This time, I was keenly aware that we should not generally believe word-of-mouth, as the evaluations of groups and individuals are quite different.

It's a little far from Unazuki Onsen Station, but it seems that they will pick you up by car. I stayed for one night with two meals, but the dinner was very good with a large number of dishes and a large portion. I chose the white shrimp kaiseki course, but there were many white shrimp dishes such as white shrimp sashimi, kelp rice, fried chicken, and cooked rice. Also, the ryokan focuses on local sake, and there were about 10 types of sake. The hot spring was small and felt like it was not good enough. The men's and women's baths alternate after midnight, but one of the open-air baths was the size that only about 3 people could take a bath. The other was about the same size. I don't think the quality of the spring is the same as anywhere else in the area, but it is colorless, transparent, and has no peculiarities. The facility itself is quite old, but I was able to relax.