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I definitely want to go again! Even though we had children, we were able to relax and the staff were very kind. This time, we only had breakfast, but it was delicious!

It's a slightly retro hotel, and the room I stayed in in the old building had a black phone. I was impressed by the variety of services they offer, such as half-day tours, a morning market in the lobby, and transportation to and from Tochigi and Oyama. At this price, I think they'll do this much for you. All the baths were good. Except for private baths, baths are available 24 hours a day. The private bath with seven doors lined up was exciting from the looks of it. The meals are not particularly luxurious, such as curry and offal stew, but I am satisfied that I can enjoy them leisurely and deliciously. The soft serve ice cream was delicious. There are so many things to see at Shiobara Onsen, and since I couldn't see them all, I would like to go back and stay here again.

Arrived before 15:00 and was waiting a little, but checked in during and after tea. The inn chosen by the cloudy hot water mania. The inner hot water was the best in 24 hours OK with cloudy hot water. From the source 78 ℃ hanging down. Time 々 staff temperature management. The source is hot in Dobadoba. However, the open-air bath is ordinary hot water. The view is zero and the expectation is off. It is on the stairs 30 meters away from the entrance with geta. Both customer service and meal were good. Dinner was a lot of items, beef shabu shabu, tempura and fried. I had delicious dessert as I wrote. Full! It is an inn I want to go again. I went to geta to the free joint bath in the neighborhood. Good hot water but narrow! The woman bath in the house is in the neighborhood? There were three cheerful grandmothers of the guests and they retired to 々 early.

I used it for one night when I came to the area for work. The response at check-in was good, and the facilities and meals were explained carefully. The system allows you to decide the time for dinner, breakfast, and private open-air bath on the spot. The room I stayed in was on the 3rd floor facing west, and I could see the hot spring town as the sun set from the window. The room size is perfect. Although it was on the road side, there was not much traffic, so we were not bothered by noise. The Simmons mattress was a firmer grade that I couldn't turn over in, but I think it's fine for most people. I was looking for a hot spring, so I used the indoor bath until check-out and the open-air bath once. There should be a relatively large number of people staying, but I was able to use it slowly without being crowded. By the way, bath towels are a little disappointing, so it would be happier if you brought your own. Considering that the food is not that expensive, I think it's reasonable.

This was my second time staying at Shiobara Shinyu Onsen, since I stayed at Shiobara Kogen Hotel before. The pH 2.6 acidic water is the best! The building is old, but the rooms have been renovated and are sparkling. Both breakfast and dinner meals are served in the room, which was very relaxing. I was impressed by the local wild vegetables such as butterbur, bracken, and udo! The amount of food was just enough to fill me up, and it was not too much for my age, which was helpful. Perhaps because the source is close, the ORP (oxidation-reduction potential) of the hot water outlet in the bath was 0 to -10 mV, which was a solid reduction type of water (actual measurement). However, no matter how many times I measured it in the bath, it was about 400 mV, and it was oxidized. Perhaps because the source temperature is high, they have no choice but to let a small amount of water flow, and it oxidizes by the time it flows into the bath? It's a bit disappointing. The staff's response was average, but I had a good impression of the Southeast Asian waitress. After arriving at the inn at 2:30 p.m., I had to wait in the lobby until exactly 3 p.m. It had been a long time since I'd had such an experience. Most inns allow you to check in early, but...