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Hiryu no Yado: đánh giá
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Ngày nhận xét: 25 thg 12, 2024
Ngày ở: thg 7 2024
Decent Ryokan-Hotel in a Rustic (Remote) Environment
I stayed here because I wanted to be the first to submit a review in English... =)
Anyways, I stayed here because the other reason was to visit the Bridge of Dreams, which is about a half mile walk from here. Like my previous hotel, its heyday was during the "bubble" years. The facilities are clean (spotless) and didn't feel as old as other ryokan-hotels I have visited during my travels. I base my guess due to the multiple banquet rooms that are closed off and used as storage. They used to host corporate retreats during those boom times. Please note that I think this place is considered as a guesthouse ("yado").
My room was as expected: clean, dust-free, and old. I don't think I asked for an accessible room, but the futon on a rollable, raised platform was interesting. It made getting up and lying down much easier and still provided a firm base. (I like sleeping on the floor.) The arrangement was perfect for me.
The bathing area and toilet was separate from the sink. The tub and toilet were in their own little spaces next to the door; however, the sink was in the veranda. I guess it was important to be able to see the mountainside view while brushing your teeth. The sink's fixtures need modernization, but I doubt there are spare funds to make that improvement. In any case, people generally use the public baths. Why fix something that isn't broken?
The food was good, but wasn't "wow"-inducing. I liked that the service was prompt.
No English was spoken. No one really tried to put full sentences together, but I'm okay with that. They can deal with my "Japanese" and I'm away from other western tourists. This is really off the beaten path. ;)
The surrounding town's economy is based on tourists visiting the Bridge of Dreams. As such, it's mainly day-trippers. There are a couple of cute cafes and souvenir shops. The town shuts down at around 5:00pm and wakes up at 10:00 or 11:00am. There's no nightlife; however, I found an old-fashioned pachinko parlor in the morning. It might be open, but probably not.
I highly recommend driving here. There is a bus from Senzu Station, but it's infrequent.
Anyways, I stayed here because the other reason was to visit the Bridge of Dreams, which is about a half mile walk from here. Like my previous hotel, its heyday was during the "bubble" years. The facilities are clean (spotless) and didn't feel as old as other ryokan-hotels I have visited during my travels. I base my guess due to the multiple banquet rooms that are closed off and used as storage. They used to host corporate retreats during those boom times. Please note that I think this place is considered as a guesthouse ("yado").
My room was as expected: clean, dust-free, and old. I don't think I asked for an accessible room, but the futon on a rollable, raised platform was interesting. It made getting up and lying down much easier and still provided a firm base. (I like sleeping on the floor.) The arrangement was perfect for me.
The bathing area and toilet was separate from the sink. The tub and toilet were in their own little spaces next to the door; however, the sink was in the veranda. I guess it was important to be able to see the mountainside view while brushing your teeth. The sink's fixtures need modernization, but I doubt there are spare funds to make that improvement. In any case, people generally use the public baths. Why fix something that isn't broken?
The food was good, but wasn't "wow"-inducing. I liked that the service was prompt.
No English was spoken. No one really tried to put full sentences together, but I'm okay with that. They can deal with my "Japanese" and I'm away from other western tourists. This is really off the beaten path. ;)
The surrounding town's economy is based on tourists visiting the Bridge of Dreams. As such, it's mainly day-trippers. There are a couple of cute cafes and souvenir shops. The town shuts down at around 5:00pm and wakes up at 10:00 or 11:00am. There's no nightlife; however, I found an old-fashioned pachinko parlor in the morning. It might be open, but probably not.
I highly recommend driving here. There is a bus from Senzu Station, but it's infrequent.
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JP
Ngày nhận xét: 31 thg 12, 2025
Ngày ở: thg 11 2025
Hot springs with good quality
In late November, my wife and I spent the night viewing autumn colors. We entered the road that leads to the spa town in the evening, so we owned two one-way streets and had to wait 40 minutes just for the waiting time. (The road is narrow, and when it gets dark, it's dangerous to pass each other.) When we arrived at the inn, it was pitch black and cold, so we gave up going to the spa town shop. It was an ordinary inn with nothing special to introduce for both dinner and breakfast. He shut the door to keep the bugs out, but the room was tilted, and there was a gap at the top of the door, which made no sense. The restaurant has a table in the tatami room, so I'm glad I didn't have to put too much strain on my back. It was also good to see that the waiter's daughter (maybe Chinese?) was cheerful. I think the most notable thing about the inn is the sulfur spring in the bath. It was nice to have the smoothest feeling I've ever had. It was also good to be close to the Dream Suspension Bridge at Sumata Gorge.
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JP
Ngày nhận xét: 17 thg 11, 2023
Ngày ở: thg 12 2022
Very reasonable and good
The price is very reasonable, and there is an open-air hot spring bath, so I think it is a good inn. The beds in the rooms were set up on tatami mats, and the room was well-cleaned. I didn't have high expectations for the food, but it was well seasoned and very delicious. You can walk to the Dream Suspension Bridge. The front desk staff were very helpful, and when I arrived, they told me, "If you don't go right away, it will get dark, so please check in later," and the time required was perfect as instructed.
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Ngày nhận xét: 21 thg 3, 2022
Ngày ở: thg 2 2022
露天風呂の利用が夜８時まで・・・
露天風呂が夜は８時までしか入れないのがちょっとビックリ！！
朝入りましたがお湯は良い感じですが、ぬるい！！！
２月の終わり頃そんなには寒くない日でしたが露天風呂のお湯はぬるい・・・
長くは入ってられなかったです。
内湯は良かったです。
部屋はテラスに出れるし良かったです。
1つ！色々な所に泊まっていますが、とても驚いたのはチェックアウトしてないのに朝食を食べている間に部屋に入って布団を片付けてあった事で、夕食の時に布団を敷に入るのは分かるが朝チェックアウト前に部屋に勝手に入るのには驚きでした。
チェックアウトした後にして欲しいですし、チェックアウトしてからも部屋に入って片付ける物もあるでしょうし掃除もするだろうから、二度手間かと思うのですが本当にビックリしました。
朝入りましたがお湯は良い感じですが、ぬるい！！！
２月の終わり頃そんなには寒くない日でしたが露天風呂のお湯はぬるい・・・
長くは入ってられなかったです。
内湯は良かったです。
部屋はテラスに出れるし良かったです。
1つ！色々な所に泊まっていますが、とても驚いたのはチェックアウトしてないのに朝食を食べている間に部屋に入って布団を片付けてあった事で、夕食の時に布団を敷に入るのは分かるが朝チェックアウト前に部屋に勝手に入るのには驚きでした。
チェックアウトした後にして欲しいですし、チェックアウトしてからも部屋に入って片付ける物もあるでしょうし掃除もするだろうから、二度手間かと思うのですが本当にビックリしました。
Cặp đôi
Ngày nhận xét: 10 thg 5, 2019
Ngày ở: thg 5 2019
お湯がとても良いです
令和初日に宿泊しました。令和になったからといって宿では特にサプライズやお祝い事は一切ありません。右側の露天風呂はつつじが咲いていたり藤棚があったりと、雰囲気がとても良いです。左側の露天風呂は景色が無く、コンクリートの塀で残念。露天の湯温はちょうどよく長湯してものぼせません。内湯は熱めです。お湯の質はとても良く、温泉に詳しくなくても入った途端、その違いがすぐに分かります。久々にいい温泉に出会った感じです。お部屋は十分な広さで特に問題ありませんが、Wi-Fiが無いのとシャワートイレじゃないのがマイナス。正面玄関左側のトイレにはついてました。食事はおいしく頂きました。仲居さんの愛想はありません。夢のつり橋に行くのには便利な立地です。
Khám phá khu vực
350 Senzu, Ōma, 428-0411, Chubu, Nhật Bản|1,01 km từ trung tâm thành phố
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