3-Star Hotels in Iwamizawa

It was a bed mat on the floor, not a bed. The room was open and easy to use. It was close to the station and convenient.

We stayed for one night during the snowy season in late January. Since it was early in the morning the next day, I stayed overnight without meals. It has good access from the station, and restaurants are within walking distance. The hotel itself looked old and I thought it was probably a rebranded hotel. There is nothing wrong with that. Minimum equipment is available. It's a normal hotel.

It seems that Iwamizawa city is doing its best to remove snow more than usual, but I felt that I haven't caught up yet. The parking lot of Sun Plaza is well removed and saved. I was able to spend my stay comfortably as usual.

This is a log hotel maple lodge in 183, Moyo Town, suburbs of Iwamizawa City, and used it in a pack of day trip bathing ＋ lunch. The building is a log house-style building with high ceilings, bright and jazz. The hot springs have an indoor bath of ２ (41 ℃ and 42 ℃), an open-air bath (41 ℃) and a cold bath sauna. The hot springs are colorless and transparent, and they are heated, but they don't seem to be watered, and they have a little 々 slimy feeling, and the body warms up. The sauna is Finnish and I enjoyed it because I could sprinkle water at my favorite timing. It was a holiday, but I was able to take a bath slowly with moderate crowding. Next time it was a hotel that made me want to stay. There was also a pillow outside.

Often described as Iwamizawa's private hot spa town, we are proud of having a good reserve supply of hot water in the heart of the beautiful rural landscape.