Yufuin Onsen Yufuin Nanairo No Kaze

When I went to drop off my luggage during the day, the staff were probably taking a break, so the lights were off. I was a bit taken aback, but they called me and told me to leave my luggage in the lobby. I was worried because it was old, but it was clean, and my family was satisfied with the food!

The air conditioner filter wasn't cleaned; there was still green tea left by the previous customer in the kettle...

The hot spring water was so good. The facilities were a little outdated, but the dinner and breakfast were clean, so I was happy.

It is a bit far and difficult to get to from Yufuin Station. It is convenient to have a car. Google Maps also gives you the wrong directions. I asked for pickup several times, but there was no answer and they didn't answer the phone. When I arrived, the building door was closed and there was no explanation, so I wandered around for a while. The front desk person I finally met was blunt and unfriendly. I just found out that there is no pickup service. It took about 1 hour and 50 minutes to walk to Yufuin Tourist Site. The bus comes every 1 or 2 hours, so it is very difficult to access. I understand that the facilities are old, but it seems that they are not properly managed. The room was so cold that I caught a cold. There was a heater, but the temperature was the same. There is nothing in the refrigerator. There is an ice bucket. If you don't bring water or food in advance, there is nothing to eat. There is no shower facility in the room, so you have to go to the public bath. There was floating debris in the open air, and the shower in the bath had low water pressure and flowed slowly. Half of the facilities were broken. It felt like a failing accommodation. The man who served dinner was very kind. Other than that, I don't remember anything.

The hotel is full of traces of age inside and outside, especially the corridor, dim lighting, moldy walls, I believe the shop was once glorious, but with the years flow away, the hotel has reached the need for major renovations, unless you like the vintage feel, long time not tried so lying

The hotel itself should have been opened in the 1980s, and the interior is relatively old. But it is more cost-effective and has a good large bath and open-air bath. Dinner and breakfast are both traditional and taste good.

Since it is located on a mountainside, it would be difficult to get there without a rental car. Nearby is Mount Dorogo. There are no convenience stores either. The hotel feels like a very old pension. It's old. If you just look at the room, I think you can get the feeling that you are experiencing a tatami room at a low price. The meal is not great. It feels like a wedding hall with galbitang for breakfast and dinner, just a spread of standardized Japanese food. The large public bath feels like an old, large public bath. The outdoor hot spring is nice because you can see the sky and the mountains. If it's really cheap, it's worth a visit, but if not, it's a bit of a waste of money.

The building is old and the ventilation inside is poor.