Yunoya

When I went to Japan for the first time after the epidemic, the first stop was Fukushima Iban Hot Spring. There were few people, the environment was first-class, and the hot spring experience was perfect. Because the exterior wall of the hotel is under repair, the store owner is afraid that customers will not be able to find it. When the tram arrives, they will have someone waiting at the intersection, which is a very nice feeling.

I stayed with a friend. The good thing about this hotel is that the building itself was a little old, but the room was clean and the food was delicious. Also, there was a welcome drink service at check-in, so I could feel the consideration for such things. As for the bath, the open-air bath on the rooftop had a nice view and was comfortable, and I was able to relieve my daily fatigue. There were three things that bothered me. First, the shower was weak. The pressure was weak, so it took a long time to rinse my body, and in the open-air bath, I was exposed to the cold air for a long time, which was painful. The next thing that bothered me was the air conditioning in the room. I don't know about other rooms, but the room I stayed in had no air conditioning, only a heater, so I couldn't adjust the temperature finely. Finally, the thing that bothered me the most was the thin walls of the room. There was a group of female university students staying next door, and they seemed to have no common sense, and I could hear them talking loudly until late at night, which was tough. I've written about a lot of things that bothered me, but except for the last one, they are tolerable, so I think you'll be able to stay comfortably unless you get a really bad guest staying next to you like me.