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We stayed here for a night during a 3 day hike, and this hostel style hotel exceeded our expectation. The bento box for dinner was better than expected. The porridge in the morning was great, especially with the extra toppings provided with it. Even the coffee included was much appreciated. We had a private room, and it met all our needs. The onsens were great! 3 are there and never seemed to be busy…I recommend the outside one. Location is also ideal…only a 2 minute walk to the town Onsen. We usually like to stay in 3 star hotels or better seeing we are not hostel type people anymore, but we would stay here again, and I would recommend this place to anyone.

There are fewer restaurants near the hotel. You can go to the hot springs when you stay in the hotel. Although the facilities are very old, it is really comfortable to soak in the soup after hiking! ! The front desk does not speak English but the service attitude is very good, it is still very recommended

Although the location is relatively remote, the boss service is good, the spring quality is super good, it is a hot spring hotel that can be visited again.

When I arrived at Watase Onsen after dark in the evening, despite the language barrier, the uncle at the front desk took the initiative to use the translation software to explain in detail the use of the hotel’s facilities and the opening hours of the hot springs. Let us move in as soon as possible.

It is located in the countryside of Tanabe but the transportation is relatively convenient. This hotel is a member of the Secret Hot Spring Guardian Association, and the water quality of the hot spring is very good. The waiters were all local elderly people, and my lovely mother-in-law came to talk to me with a translator during dinner. The food is not luxurious, but it is still quite traditional and authentic Japanese home-cooked food.

I want to go around Kumano Sanzan without a car, and when I plan to travel to Kumano Kodo for a little, there is a transfer from JR Shirahama station, and I know this inn that I will pick up and drop off to Kumano Kodo for free I decided to stay. I was very helpful because I was worried about the bad access of Kumano Hongu Taisha shrine and how to get a small number of public buses. It was more than expected, but multiple family baths that were put without reservation. I was surprised by the luxury size. This inn often introduces a photograph of a large open-air bath, but I also entered once, but if you are a guest, the family bath is definitely recommended. However, the hot water is hot, so it may be severe in summer? The room should not expect luxury. There is an old but clean, so there is no complaint. The impression that the meal is usually delicious if you take the inn. I had a drink at night, but it was very cheap (it was twice the price at the inn the next day)

The hot springs, cooking and facilities were good, and I was relaxed. I thought I would come again only for meals and hot springs because it was 2 hours and a half by car from my home in Osaka. [Location] Ryujin Onsen itself is a quiet hot spring area in the mountains where there is nothing around, but it is located in front of the Koyasan side and is a little far from the hot spring town where inn and shops are gathered (a few minutes by car). [Facilities] It is not a small inn in the hot spring town, but a large and splendid building, and the lobby and dining room are also wide 々 and relax. The souvenir shop was also substantial and bought a dried cherry blossom overnight with breakfast. [Hot spring] It is the biggest attraction point. The open-air bath that enters while listening to the river and the sound of the cherry blossoms was the best. The appearance and the feeling that entered are sarcastic, but when I touch my body with my hand, the hot water is ”wet” and it is tangled with the skin. [Meal] The dinner buffet was not just like heating the things that were common in a large hotel, but it was very delicious with handmade ingredients that made use of local ingredients. The most impressive was the fresh and delicious salty cherry blossoms and the large shiitake mushroom tempura. It was a plan with a Kumano beef pottery plate of 2200 yen plus, but this is also a great product, and I think the value of 2200 yen is sufficient. The sake (I had a light dry ”Kumano Sanzan”) was great and the price was conscientious. The staff such as the front desk dining room and the telephone response in advance were perfect.