Hirugami Onsen Shiki no Ori Hanaya

An Accommodation perched on a hilltop. From the pick-up at check-in, the service is very attentive—warm and considerate without ever being overbearing. You can choose your favorite yukata, which really lifts your spirits. A clean, neatly kept Room that feels fresh and well cared for. Both dinner and breakfast were delicious. Everything was made with refined dashi; it may not be flashy, but you can truly feel the care in every dish. It was so good I ended up finishing everything—even the broth. It was genuinely delicious. Their signature soba is simply outstanding. And the salt-grilled amago trout was so good I ate it whole, from head to tail. The baths were wonderful: rich, silky water enjoyed in a private bath. The private bath was impressively spacious. That said, it seemed there were some guests with poor manners—chairs and buckets left out, water left sitting in the washbasin bowl... This is not the Accommodation’s fault! At check-out, even the head chef came out to see us off—I was truly touched. I’ll definitely visit again in another season. Thank you very much to everyone at the Accommodation.

I have stayed in Hirugami Onsen many times, but this was my first time at Hanaya. I love the silky texture of Hirugami's onsen water. Although the public bath's open-air bath was unavailable and the indoor bath was lukewarm, the two private baths, which can be used for free as many times as you like, were spacious and had excellent open-air baths. I enjoyed them three times.The meals for breakfast and dinner were not overly elaborate but were carefully seasoned and very delicious, leaving me satisfied. The staff members all greeted us with smiles, and we even received various souvenirs upon departure, making me want to visit again.We also got to visit the morning market, making it a wonderful onsen trip. Thank you very much!