Yunoyama Onsen Green Hotel

I visited again because I had a good impression when I stayed two years ago. It’s an older building, but it feels clean. The Room was spacious, and I was able to relax. It’s a bit of a walk to the large public bath and the dining venue. The large public bath is down the corridor. It is marked as Onsen No. 3 and Onsen No. 4. Onsen No. 3 is hotter than the other baths, but both were great. The open-air baths are outside—one right after you step out, and another down a slope. The cherry blossoms were beautiful here as well. The dining venue is spacious, so you don’t have to worry about others around you (it may also have helped that it was a weekday). Although it’s in the mountains, the seafood was delicious too. What left the biggest impression was the light shabu-shabu hot pot with Japanese Black Wagyu shoulder loin. I came in a great season, but I’d like to visit again at a different time of year too.

Stayed with 3 grandchildren and 3 adults, a total of 6 people. The room was spacious enough for everyone to relax, and the grandchildren enjoyed their time freely. The Onsen was exceptional, as expected from Yunoyama—smooth, moisturizing, and warm water. We all bathed three times: before meals, before bed, and in the morning—it was rejuvenating. Both dinner and breakfast were delicious with just the right portions—perfectly satisfying. Even our eldest grandson in third grade had almost the same menu as adults, which made him proud and he finished everything on his plate. However, it was inconvenient that the ice vending machine was only located near the bath entrance; it was challenging to go there from our room or convince the grandchildren to give up on getting ice cream. It would be nice if there were more kid-friendly amenities near the lobby area.Still, my grandchildren seemed very happy saying "Grandpa, let's come again!" So overall it was a wonderful stay!