3-Star Hotels in Aizuwakamatsu

Most frighteningly, the toilet in the front cafe was entering the house, blocked only by a screen. Other issues: 1. There are many pigeons, they will bark at night, and the eaves are hung with fake dead crows to drive birds, almost scared. 2. The first group of passwords cannot be used, but fortunately the cleaning staff is there. Please note: no tea bags or coffee are provided

Love the onsen right beside the river, probably one of the best onsen for my trip. Room was nice and clean. Wish I have stayed an extra day. Beautiful hotel in a quiet area. Definitely recommend.

It was a Japanese-style room, but it was well cleaned and clean. The screen door is firmly attached to the bay window, and there is no insect invasion. I was able to spend the night listening to the murmuring of the river. The hot spring is a source. I was able to enjoy the open-air bath.

It's an old-fashioned inn, but it has a nice atmosphere. The meal was in the same room as the other rooms, but I was able to have a conversation on the trip and it was a good encounter. The room was cold but good. It was a pity that the meal was delicious because it was quite tight in the posture that it was set on the tatami mats at the time of the meal.

1. While the hotel shuttle bus only runs from the hotel to the samurai residence (about a 2-3 minute drive, but uphill), it's always available at the front desk, so you can easily coordinate with bus schedules. 2. The hotel's breakfast and dinner are both buffet-style. While the menu isn't extensive or elaborate, they do offer all-you-can-drink beer, sake, and other soft drinks. For those who enjoy alcohol, the hotel offers excellent value for money. 3. The hot spring pools are both indoors and outdoors, and both are very clean. 4. The front desk staff are also very friendly and helpful with any questions.

Breakfast is served in the main building. It is very plentiful and the Aizu rice is very delicious. The rice is so delicious that just pickles, rice and miso soup are enough. Mochi is provided from the morning, and there are many kinds such as zunda, natto and kinako. The volume of just the mochi and tea is more than enough. It was very simple and delicious.

Stayed around Aizuwakamatsu City because it was the lowest price among the inns with hot springs. It was close to the city and the open-air bath was very comfortable. I enjoyed taking a bath because there were dozens of shampoos. It was about 7,000 yen per person with a plan that included breakfast. However, there are no convenience stores or restaurants nearby, so be careful that you need to get off to the foot.