広田温泉 奥の湯

"Enjoying an open-air bath while watching the autumn leaves🍁" Hirota Onsen ♨️ Oku-no-Yu Yumotokan in Kashiwazaki City, Niigata This time, we took a day trip♨️!! ️Dosu A hidden hot spring in the Echigo region, surrounded by nature Relaxing at a hot spring inn along the Ojiya Kaido One of Niigata Prefecture's most famous medicinal baths, fed directly from the source, is affectionately known locally as Oku-no-Yu The men's open-air bath, rather than being filled with hot spring deposits, was filled with an incredible amount of leaf debris! If they'd drained the water and cleaned it properly, it would have been more satisfying. I reserved the specialty "Tai Chazuke" beforehand and ate it after my bath. A masterpiece that won the Grand Prize🏆 at the National Donburi Championship❗️Delicious 👩💼 ordered the "Kamameshi Gozen" but kept reaching for the Chazuke Both were 2,000 yen including tax Delicious😋 Thank you for the meal!! ️Dosu

I was looking for a place to stay that allowed dogs and found this one. I was very happy with the spacious room. The area was divided into a modern, clean area and an area with a more traditional inn atmosphere, but both had a nice atmosphere. The staff were very friendly and the food was absolutely delicious. The chef was thoughtful enough to provide generous portions, but those with small appetites might have to work hard to finish it all, lol. The hot spring water was alkaline and slippery, and the shower was direct from the source. My hair felt so smooth after washing it. I hope I have the opportunity to stay here again. Personally, I would be happiest if it had a washlet. Thank you, Snow Crab. My wife was very happy. I can highly recommend this inn.

The surrounding area is not a tourist spot, so it is a very quiet environment. The inn, located at the end of a road, is surrounded by greenery, allowing you to feel the four seasons, and is perfect in both rain and fine weather. The guest rooms have been renovated and have a calming atmosphere. The hot spring water is thick and leaves your skin feeling smooth. Even the shower uses the spring water, leaving your hair soft and smooth. The cuisine is sophisticated, pleasing to the eye, delicious to the palate, and satisfying to the palate. There is also a wide variety of sake, unique to Niigata Prefecture. We recommend enjoying a leisurely meal after your soak in the hot springs.

I've only been to the hot springs before, but this time I'm staying for one night. The water was great. The dinner was delicious and cozy. The staff were friendly, and although it wasn't peak season and there weren't many guests, I felt bad for the owner, but it was a nice place to relax and unwind. With no houses or shops nearby, it felt like stepping into a forest. It's a shame that the shops are closing one by one due to the prolonged economic downturn in the countryside, and the owners are getting older and giving up business. I hope you all stay healthy and safe.

Daytime bathing is available on weekends and holidays. 800 yen per adult From 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, towels are 300 yen. There are two types of baths: a hot medium bath and a relaxing outdoor bath, each with the distinctive aroma and slimy texture of natural hot springs. The receptionist was very friendly and helpful, which made me feel very welcome. The food was also delicious, so I think I'll stay overnight next time. The hot spring itself is a little small, so it's not suitable for large groups. My skin felt so shiny after I left, which was great.