Fuga no Yado Chouseikan

Although the large bath is described as a “lukewarm Onsen,” it felt pleasantly warm. I mainly used the open-air bath in the large public bath and warmed up thoroughly—so this is what a radon Onsen is like. The garden can be seen at a glance from the Room, with furniture arranged to make the view easy to enjoy. Some of the cherry blossoms were in full bloom, and I imagine the scenery from both the Room and the open-air bath would be spectacular during the season of fresh greenery. The Accommodation itself is relatively compact, with convenient access to the large public bath, dining area, and a lobby where you can drink Onsen water. I would like to stay again, including in a different season.

Many solo travelers stay here, so it’s an Accommodation that’s easy to visit whether you’re traveling alone or with family. I’d like to come in spring, summer, autumn, and winter.