Best Otoyo Hotels

The hotel staff are very friendly and often provide help and travel advice. There are flags of check-in passengers at the front desk, which makes you feel very welcome. The room size is similar to that of an average Japanese hotel. The hot spring area is spacious and has an open-air area. 

The cabin facilities and kitchenware are very complete and comfortable But the entrance instructions are not clear and it is not easy to find. The stairs to the attic in the room are small and not strong. Even the whole stairs fall off, which causes me to be trapped in the attic. There is a risk of causing the tenant to fall and be trapped. It took a lot of time to deal with the waiting for the rescue. Good attitude but no explanation and compensation I hope to improve the safety of the most important facilities Otherwise, it is a pity that such a good and comfortable stay

The advantage is that it is cheap and cost-effective, and it only takes three minutes to drive to Lawson. Disadvantages of not being able to know in advance when booking: 1. What I must give a negative review is that 90% of the water flowing out of the private hot spring faucet is cold tap water, not hot spring water. . . (Tested at 8 pm and 8 am, 90% is cold tap water; at 11 pm, 70% is cold hot spring water) The bathtub has a heating function. You need to press the heating button frequently to circulate and heat the old water. . This is probably why the price of this room type is relatively low (1,700 yuan for one room, two meals). Most of the hot spring hotels I've stayed in that cost more than 4,000 yuan can provide unlimited hot spring water 24 hours a day. A good comment is that when you check in, the hotel will put a basin of hot spring water for you in advance. The quality of this basin of water is the best I have ever soaked in. It is undiluted and as smooth as soapy water. Remember never to drain this basin of water no matter what. . . . See the reason above. Moreover, after you drain the entire basin of water and then add cold water to heat it, you need to wait for more than an hour before you can barely use it. 2. There is no bed, there are tatami partitions. You need to get the mattress from the closet and wait to make the bed. The room is relatively small. The two mattresses will take up one-third of the room, and the large table and chairs in the room will take up the other third, so there is limited space for moving around and placing luggage. 3. There is no bathroom in the toilet, only a toilet. You can only take a shower using the open-air shower on the balcony (the weather is cold at night in May). There are no shampoo, shower gel and other supplies in the room, only a bottle of soapy water. After asking the hotel staff, guests can borrow shampoo and shower gel in the lobby to use in the large public bath, but they are not allowed to borrow it into the room. 4. No river views. There is a very wide platform outside the balcony, which 100% blocks the Big Buwei Canyon and river downstairs. You can only see the mountains and trees on the opposite side, and you need to stick your head out to barely see the bridge and river in the distance. The variety of dinner is acceptable, the taste is good and fresh, but it is difficult to feel full. There is a glass of fruit wine. Breakfast is a buffet style, with more variety than dinner and also delicious. Service: During the day, there is an employee at the front desk who speaks good English and is responsible for check-in and boarding. His attitude is normal (compared to other one-stay, two-food hot spring hotels I have been to, it is relatively bland), and the process is fast. In the evening, the staff at the front desk and restaurant mainly spoke Japanese, and their attitudes were Japanese and very considerate. Hygiene: clean Sound insulation: The room is very quiet. You can hear the sounds next to you on the balcony, and the smell of smoke drifts over.

Hotel location: In Iya, it is convenient to drive, and it is also convenient to go to Oboke and Koboke. It would be a bit difficult to get there without a car. Service: 100-point service. When I arrived at the hotel, I was notified that the air conditioner in the room I booked was broken. They prepared two other rooms for me and upgraded one of them. Since we don’t eat raw food, after informing the hotel that day, cooked food was arranged for dinner that day and breakfast the next day. Thank you very much! Facilities: The room is large and clean, and has many daily necessities. Food: Very delicious, there are many kinds of food, every dish is exquisite, very satisfying Hot spring: It is quite large for Shikoku. There is an outdoor hot spring, but it doesn't feel hot enough. In addition to the pool, the indoor hot springs also have standing rooms, which is very interesting.

The location of the hotel is excellent. Although there are few rooms and it is difficult to book all year round. It takes a long time to drive up to the winding mountain kilometers and it is a one-way mountain road. You need to give way to traffic. But the moment you arrive at the room, everything in front of you is nothing. Because it is really nice, private hot springs ♨ will always be my love. The surrounding Peking Monks, Fuji Bridge, and Big Buwei Cruise are all 1-5 kilometers away from the hotel. There are very convenient parking lots for driving to tourist attractions. It is well worth going. After all, Iya Onsen is one of the three most secret places in Japan.

Transportation: If you are driving by yourself, there is absolutely no problem. The hotel also has a shuttle bus to pick you up, but there seems to be only one bus. Special: There is an open-air bath in the hotel, and you can sit in front of the cable car, which is quite interesting. The dinner includes robata grilled fish, which is very flavorful, and the landlady will also sing a song for you. In the evening, an old-style bus will take you on a night tour of the Vine Bridge and Waterfall. Waiters are friendly and polite