Shikaribetsukyo Kanno Onsen

The food and accommodation are good, the rooms are neat and clean, and I'm basically satisfied. There are paid washing and drying facilities which are very practical. It's a pity that I came at the wrong time. The indoor hot spring facilities and washing area were damaged due to the loss of water over time, and there was no water. Only one pool is operating normally, but the other indoor pool is receiving water from a faucet, which means that the water in the pool is just ordinary pipe water. But there is a lot of scale, and it seems that no one has cleaned it for a long time. Maybe it is located in a remote place, or it is already heavily in debt and lacks funds for repairs. The water quality of the hot springs is very good and has not deteriorated. The employees have lost their vitality and have no prospects. They are just living one day at a time, which seems to reflect that this place is dying and barely surviving. It really makes people worry about their business conditions. From the details, it can be seen that the actual operators have tried their best to maintain it. The only way out is to wait for the hotel group to acquire it before it can continue to operate. Otherwise, this spring with excellent quality will return to nature. I hope to see them in operation next time I come.

After all, with 13 hot spring sources and 11 hot springs, each with a different ingredient analysis report, you won't be able to fully enjoy it in just one night, making it a wonderland for hot spring lovers. The last time I stayed was 30 years ago, so I was surprised to find that the bathtub and some parts of the bathroom had not changed much since then, even though the facilities have been updated to make it more comfortable. Also, as a campaign measure until March, the price of 8,000 yen for one night and two meals was a happy miscalculation for us ordinary people.