Although the hot spring hotel is located far away, it takes about an hour to take the Nohi Bus to Hirayu Onsen in Takayama. The snow scenery along the way is very beautiful. I didn’t expect that there will be thick snow in March. After arriving at the walking station, you can contact the hot spring hotel for free. Pick up and drop off, about a minute's drive.
Most of the front desk staff are also young interns in training. It takes a while to explain the hotel procedures, and the service attitude is also very attentive. The hot spring hotel is relatively large, and the rooms have tatami beds, which are quite comfortable, and they also have private baths.
The hotel provides free Hida milk and ice cream to enjoy after soaking in the hot springs, and a lactic acid drink in the morning. Both the open-air bath and the indoor bath can be enjoyed freely without reservation. There is also free beer and coffee available in the lounge.
One stay, two meals. Dinner is Hida beef yakiniku and sukiyaki. Breakfast is average. The free ramen during late night snack time also tastes average.
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