The rooms were very comfortable and clean, fresh smelling sweet tatami mats, very soft futons.
If you cannot sleep with a very firm Japanese style bean pillow, I’d recommend bringing your own (like I did).
The onsen was super clean and modern: two indoor baths, one with jets for a nice back massage, and a very hot outdoor bath covered with a roof. The provided lovely orange scented shampoo/conditioner/body soap.
The traditional Japanese style onsen breakfast was a bit expensive for what they served, ¥2200 (approx $22) with no egg and a small piece of saba as the main fish, but all of it was actually delicious.
The rooms have a small fridge so you can bring snacks/food into your rooms, they have glasses and tea cups with spoons, but no beer/drink vending machine or cold milk available in the hotel!
If you don’t have a car or don’t want to use a taxi, the local bus stop is a quick 3 min walk away and it takes you straight into town.
I’d absolutely stay here again: the rooms were clean and comfy, onsen was well kept, the staff was very friendly, and the free pool table was an extra nice addition 🎱
