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位置比較偏僻的青年旅館，櫃檯服務人員很親切，要自己提行李上2樓，有洗衣機可使用，房間是一般日式房，備品乾淨睡起來舒服，共用浴室在一樓，二樓有廁所跟洗手台盥洗方便，一樓櫃檯有販賣泡麵及礦泉水

Excellent service and room. Excellent onsen. Very delicious food

It has probably been more than ５ years to stay at Kawayu Onsen. This time, I stayed at Kawayu Tourist Hotel for ２ nights. It is the first use. There is also a sauna on the net, so book. When I checked in, the sauna was suspended because it was a corona ridge. No description on the net. It was done. The room is a Japanese room. Very old. Tatami mats are waves and holes on the wall. The sauna was disappointing, but the hot springs were good. The open-air bath is pleasant. Dinner is a half private room and thank you for this time. The content was not bad. Breakfast is a Viking form. This was also a time of this time, there were few guests and the content was not bad. Thank you for free Wi-Fi because it was used at work. The room is old, but it is a washlet, and there is ice water in the pot. The building is only yukata. No dryer in the room. TV cannot be seen by BS. It was used at work, but it is not private.

Choose this hotel, one is a single price, friendly to the soloist, the second is that the hotel has 60 rooms, which is more suitable for me than the big hotel. Third, you can enrich the review of Trip . Before placing the order, there is one. After the vast majority of Japanese hotels have lived, the feeling is money, the value of the money, this is no exception. The connection is very convenient. From the net to the Sichuan soup hot spring, get off the bus and take the bus to the end, and you will see the word ”Ninja Winter”. The public area is better than the room. The room is very general. It is just to turn the tatami into a bed. There is no bedside table. The instructions of the toilet are actually misspelled, breaking the stereotype that the Japanese are very concerned about the details. The shrimp sashimi of the buffet is of high quality, sweet, and can be eaten for breakfast and dinner. If you are alone, like sashimi, like seafood, and have plenty of time, you can rush and you will not regret it.

We stayed with 3 families with 1st grade elementary school students. It is a Japanese-Western style room in the villa Ninto. As soon as I arrived at the entrance and opened the car door, I was surprised at the strong sulfur smell. A hot spring river flows right next to it, and expectations are swelling from the time of arrival. When you jump into the actual hot spring, you are surprised at the rich hot water. Although the large communal bath and open-air bath are relatively small, the goodness of the hot water was outstanding. The room is large enough for families. And the food was delicious anyway. Supper and breakfast were buffets, but there were so many delicious dishes that I couldn't eat in one night. I wanted to eat color 々 for many nights. And the customer service of the staff 々 was very warm and comfortable. Especially for children, it was a good memory for the woman who was working on the horns of the deer in the back of the shop.

Stayed one night at the hostel while passing through town. It's located on a farm, good location to the national park and quiet because it's set so far back from the road. Overall, for one night it was fine. Dorms are good size but even in fall, the room is very hot and stuffy. There is a fan but no other ventilation. Was nice to have a sink in the room to get ready at night. Showers and baths on the main floor are a bit dated but fine overall. A family lives at the hostel and they are nice but not super friendly, and it felt like I was intruding on someone's home. Sound carries VERY well in the building too so if you have noisy people (like I did), you hear everything late at night. Breakfast was good and plentiful, traditional Japanese cuisine. The dinner gets raved about a lot because it's homemade and multi-courses. I thought it was fine, nice change of pace and nice to have a home cooked meal, but I think it's overpriced. That said, there is literally nothing around the hostel so it is a convenience. You cannot cook your own food, any food you bring in, they will store until you leave. Checkout is at 9am, which is ridiculous given the cost of the hostel. Breakfast is from 7:30 - 8:30am but you gotta go at the beginning to get the best pickings. Given the location, it was a fine choice but I wouldn't go out of my way to stay again. While it's a youth hostel and the family aspect would normally be nice, it felt like you were crashing a someone's home and they didn't care if you were there or not. Credit cards accepted and one of the women speaks very good English.