Yugawara Onsen Kamata in Yugawara

It's an old building, with creaking floors and a distinctive rural smell. The building was dimly lit, and the path to the private bath was a little scary. There were bugs in the indoor hot spring bath as well.
But other than that, it was absolutely wonderful!
The food was absolutely delicious. All of the dishes were elaborately prepared and looked great, the hot food was hot, the cold food was cold, and everything was delicious.
The room was isolated like a detached building, so we weren't bothered by the sounds around us and were able to relax and enjoy the hot springs.
If we have the opportunity, we'd definitely like to stay again.

This 90-year-old hotel exudes a vintage charm, with impeccable service and attention to detail! I love the atmosphere here, the bliss of being able to soak in the hot springs anytime, the fresh ingredients and delicious cooking, and the exquisite plating! A top choice for wellness.

The water was nice. The food is also carefully prepared. It's good to have breakfast and dinner in your room. It's nice to take a bus from Yugawara Station and walk for 2 minutes from the last stop, which gives you a nice change of pace. The room was quaint and I didn't mind how old it was. It was quiet, and I was truly healed by the sound of the babbling stream and the voices of the warblers. The lotion in the bath was Sekkisei, and I felt a little strange for the class of the hotel, but I was healed in nature, with healthy food, nice hot water, and a quiet environment. If I get a good night's sleep, I don't think I need to apply anything externally. I learned that it was used by people in the literary world in the past, and I think that's probably true. You can relax in a quiet environment. I'm thinking of repeating it again.