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It's been a while since I last visited Koi Village. I used to come here often as a child. The Thoron Onsen warms the body and seems to be better for it than low-quality salt baths. As for dinner, my family and cousins all praised it, saying the variety of dishes for the price was great and the taste was delicious♪ Although I did feel the tempura batter was a little thick. Children under 6 can use the kids' room and play with Plarail trains, and there is also a park next door. While the building itself is undeniably aging, the staff are all very friendly and the rooms are clean. Speaking of wishes, I hope that the old forest athletic facility, which was closed, will be renovated and refurbished.

Nokoi Village is a place that doesn't seem to care about the recent abnormal price hikes. While the building is undeniably dilapidated, it's kept spotlessly clean and has a favorable impression. The faucets and shower facilities in the large public bath, which were previously satisfactory, have been replaced with new ones, a clear indication of the management's efforts, and it's a pleasure to see. With reasonable prices for both day trips and overnight stays, there's no reason not to go! While it's not a hot spring, the water is good, leaving your skin feeling moisturized.

I've recently been using the day spa♨️. The 200 yen admission fee on Mondays is a great price for seniors. Thank you very much😊😭 I have one request. When I wash my body, I use the shower🚿 equipment, but there are 3-4 spots on the equipment that are out of order. This hasn't been fixed even after several months. I'm sure that users are disappointed. I would appreciate it if the facility management could take action. 2024.11.25

The tatami mats seem to have never been cleaned, as they would stick to your clothes just by sitting on them. Also, there was a lot of dust, so it would be quite uncomfortable to stay there with a runny nose. The futons and pillows also didn't seem very clean, to the point where I wondered if they had even been cleaned.

The sauna is a pleasantly low-temperature sauna at around 56℃, allowing you to stay in for a long time. You can enjoy a panoramic view of the Ariake Sea. Currently, only three people can fit in at a time, so we enjoy the sauna while taking turns! The lady at the reception is friendly and fun.