Yufuin Ryokan Okaeri

First time staying in these small Japanese-style hot spring inn, feels quite special, the hotel does not have gorgeous decoration, but there is a very warm feeling, check-in procedure is very simple Spring ♨️ (see photos have outdoor, but did not take us to, so did not see), accommodates three to four people, it is designed to wait for you to soak in the hot spring, shower and go back to the room, so the room only toilet and sink, no bathroom The plate is public, there is also a lounge area with microwave, hot and cold water heater, coffee, drink brew, candy and snacks available, the whole inn is wooden floors, wooden stairs are my preferred building materials; There is a river behind the museum, on both sides of the cherry trees (variety: Somei Yoshino) and rapeseed flowers, we 23-25/3/2025 stay unfortunately can not fit the flowering period, finally here the staff is very ... very good ❤️ enthusiastic, polite, friendly enough smile 😊 I will come again to stay 🥰🥰🥰

I have to say that this hotel is great, the price and matching service are very good, it is very close to the train station, the food is also very close, it is very close to Tangping Street, and the free bicycles are very useful. I ride my bike every day haha

There are many izakayas on the way. It's not too far to go to the mart, but it's a bit far. You can rent a bike. There are 3 private baths and 2 group baths. You don't need a reservation. Just go in and use it when it's empty.

It was a trip with a baby and I was very satisfied. The front desk staff (*********) were very kind and overall, it was 100 points. I want to go again.

The location was within a 10-minute walk from Yufuin train station. There weren't many options, so I chose it because the reviews seemed good, but I don't think I'll go there again. The breakfast tasted good, but there was no regular white rice so my child had a hard time eating it. What was worse than anything else was that the facilities were very outdated, and when I went to use the empty public bath in the morning, there were no traces of previous use, so I went somewhere else. I also stayed in a room on the second floor, and I could hear the Chinese people talking in the open public bath below so loudly that it was unbearable after 9 p.m. If soundproofing is not possible, it would be a good idea to restrict the use of the public bath late at night.