温泉いわさき






The location is a little hard to find, and it's down a steep slope. The rooms are simple, but you can relax there. The hot springs are very good. You might be surprised at how simple it is, but the water is smooth and just the right temperature.
I stayed there on a cold day in February. Since the inn is located on a hill, I recommend checking Google Maps carefully before visiting for the first time. At 10,000 yen for one night with two meals, it was reasonably priced. The only …
Unable to find the location, I called the inn. The landlady gave me clear directions, and after driving down a steep hill, I arrived safely. The building is retro, too. But the food and hot springs were absolutely …
A guesthouse that hasn't changed since the early Showa era. It might be good for those who want to experience the good old days... There is no shower in the hot spring. There's just a water hose. …
I visited in early September. The price for breakfast and dinner was around 10,000 yen. I was the only guest staying, but I was very satisfied with the excellent service. …
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