Ukawa Onsen Yoshino no Sato

The room faced the mountains, but the serene view from the terrace was incredibly refreshing. The blue sky and the surrounding fields created a traditional Japanese atmosphere. The seaside bath offered a stunning ocean view, making it hard to leave. Starting the BBQ fire felt nostalgic, like going back to childhood, and was quite enjoyable. The dinner BBQ was so plentiful that I couldn’t even finish my rice. Breakfast was delicious as well, and I ended up having seconds of rice! It was a very satisfying stay overall, but there are a few things that could be improved: Since I wanted to visit the bath multiple times, it would have been nice to have hooks for drying bath towels. I also wished there had been an outlet near the mirror in the room for using a hairdryer while looking in the mirror. As someone who doesn’t drink alcohol, I would prefer cheese fondue made with milk instead of wine—it might also be easier for children to enjoy this way. Having a fan available when starting up the charcoal would make lighting it quicker and easier.Still, it was such an enjoyable trip that I’d love to stay at this accommodation again when visiting Tango!

A chilly weekday in March. Due to a sudden cold, my companion couldn't join, and it turned into a solo trip. The guest room felt spacious with its high ceiling, and the stove warmed up my chilled body. The provided samue and outerwear were stylishly designed. The Onsen facility was also spacious, with soft water that provided great warmth. Although I didn't use the mini kitchen this time, I’d like to try a Multiple Night Stay next time and cook lunch myself. The shop next to the front desk had ingredients suitable for self-catering as well.