Yoi Onsen






I visited this place on my way back from a drive-in oasis during a day trip by motorcycle. As other reviewers had mentioned, the water quality was excellent. The water was smooth and slightly lukewarm, allowing for a relaxing soak. There's also a small tatami mat rest area, so I took a nap before heading home.
It's a decent hot spring. The view from the rest area is nice, and in the past the price was reasonable and there was an open-air bath, but now the open-air bath is gone, it's small, and the price is a bit high for what it is, so I stopped going.
The bathing fee will be increasing from 800 yen to 900 yen starting in April. The hot spring water is good, so it would be great if they could improve the …
It was an older hot spring facility. There was a glamping facility nearby, but it was compact and I didn't feel like using it. …
There's a sign, but it's the entrance, making you wonder if it's really in such a dark place. But... …
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