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In response to the request of the family of ”Nearby hot springs”, we used it for the first time in several years. We prepared a large room in Matsukaze domain and relaxed. It was always used only inexpensive juraku building, and it was often said that it was easy to be low in the level of Nakai, but Matsukaze domain was only high in the stone, and Nakai was also firm. It was safe. The food was delicious. It was a dish that was very satisfying with five senses, such as sashimi that was enough to convince the tongue of the local people who were accustomed to fresh fish, fried tempura of fried and fried, A5 rank Wakasa beef, hell baking of cherry blossoms, etc. It was a room with an open-air bath, so I didn't have to go to a crowded public bath and soaked as much as I liked when I liked it. I remembered a lot of luxury in this stay. If you want to enjoy the taste of the ashes, and if you don't want to fail in the ashes, I strongly recommend the room with Matsukaze an open-air bath.

Used by 3 generations and 4 people. Plan without meals and amenities. ○ A large room with more than 15 tatami mats is enough for four people. There is an empty refrigerator. No problem cleaning. ○ The bath is spacious and has a slightly dark and calm atmosphere. There is also a simple mist sauna. I entered three times, Saturday evening, night, and the next morning, but it was always empty. ○ There is a ping-pong table in front of the elevator on the 5th floor, and you can borrow a racket at the front desk for 30 minutes free of charge. □There was a word of mouth that the open-air bath is so small that only 2-3 people can take it, but I think 5-6 people can take it. □ The facility is old, and there are holes in the wall of the room and peeling wallpaper. It can't be helped because the price is cheap. The TV is small (probably 26 inches). □ I think that the plan without amenities is eco-friendly, but there are no bath towels. I would like you to bring a rental bath towel because it will be bulky and bulky. ✕ It was noisy because the room was near the ping pong table. I was planning to leave early the next morning, so I went to bed at 21:00. It should be placed away from the room.

I stayed in a double room. I liked the futon in a Japanese-style room with a large porch. Anyway, the hotel itself was beautiful and the impression of the front desk was good.

The view of the lakeside from the room was beautiful with an atmosphere that was not in Japan. I think it was a good inn overall. You can choose from several types of yukata. There was also a yukata for children. It was 90cm 〜, but I think it's too big for children who usually wear 90cm. The employees at the front desk were all very kind. The baths are on the first and second floors, and neither of the dressing rooms are large. This time I put it in when there were no other customers, but if I bring two children in, I think it would be narrow if there were other people. The large communal bath on the second floor was nice to see the lakeside view wide inside. The semi-open-air bath on the first floor was small and I didn't feel like an open-air bath. Both baths are not connected. The impression is that there were many fish meals. ２ I stayed for a night, but the content was completely different and it was very delicious. The employee at the restaurant was very friendly 々 and kindly treated the child. I felt like a relative's aunt, so maybe people who care about it may be concerned. (Maybe because we were traveling with infants. I enjoyed talking to them kindly.) Also, breakfast was the same as adults for children. What I was worried about was the small toilet in the room, the key to the safe, and Wi-Fi can only be used in the lobby. I stayed in a standard room with 10 tatami mats. There was only a toilet and shower. When you open the toilet door, there is a shower room next to the toilet. For the time being, there is a door between them, but you can't enter the shower unless you pass through the toilet. Also, the inside of the toilet is very small. It feels like there is a door in front of you while you are adding something. However, the toilet and shower seemed to have just been renovated and were new and very clean. I didn't use the shower this time, so there was no particular problem with this construction. The key to the safe is an ordinary key. I want you to use it as a PIN-type safe because it is troublesome to manage. It was also a pity that Wi-Fi was not available in the room. There were some points to worry about, but the price is reasonable compared to other inns in Awara Onsen, the rooms are clean, the hot springs are comfortable, and the rice is satisfactory, so I think it's enough to make it a base for sightseeing. Su. And it's also a good impression that you can see the beautiful scenery of the lakeside from anywhere in the building.

From the entrance to the entrance, it is open and has a luxury feeling, but when you actually enter it, it smells like 'Showa'. In my case, it was a requirement that ”smoking room or smoking in room” was not removed, so I made this inn, but there is no other attraction. First of all, location. A little far from Awarayu Machi station. Although it is not enough to use a taxi, there is a distance that is painful for travel fatigue. There are few restaurants in the town of ashihara Onsen, and the concept of the concept of ”yokocho” is close to the only. If you go to ashihara Onsen, it is better to set the inn and the meal. The building was popular with the son because it was a Petit End Day for the child on the day of the stay. However, it is good or bad, and the impression is thin. The lighting is dark and dim enough to approach the room. Breakfast. Quite disappointing level. Well, if you think about the price range, there is no reason to think about the price range, but there is nothing delicious. It feels like ”to swell the belly”. It is a Japanese food. Only rice can be replaced by a amount of rice, so the stomach swells. Ashihara Onsen has a lot of other inn, and I struggled to find an inn. If you can't or not, you can recommend this ”Minoya Taiheikaku”.