Unzen Iwaki Ryokan

Since the location is on a mountain, driving was quite difficult when renting a car. The view and the Hell Pilgrimage Trail were good. The Hell Pilgrimage Trail consists of a deck that is easy to walk on with comfortable shoes, so it was easy to walk on. If you take your time, you can leisurely spend about an hour as you come down after looking at various things. There aren't many shopping streets in town, many places close around 5:30 p.m., and it's difficult to buy alcohol. If you are going to have a drink at a ryokan, I recommend buying it in advance. There is one izakaya that is open until midnight^^ Although it is an old ryokan, the staff provided good service and it seemed to be kept clean. We stayed in a place with an outdoor private bath, and although it was a small bathtub that felt like it was filling up with water for two adults, it was nice to spend some quality time in the outdoors, and we were satisfied with being able to enjoy the private hot spring whenever we went. There isn't much to see and a walk through hell on a rainy day created the perfect atmosphere. I was very satisfied with the hot springs and have a lot of desire to come again next time. Very good value for money. Breakfast and kaiseki were better than average.

It's an old place, but it's well maintained.

You can experience a nostalgic hot spring inn in Japan. It is also reasonably priced and is adjacent to the geologically important area of ​​Unzen (a place called Jigoku). You can experience a nostalgic Japanese hot spring inn. Also, the price is reasonable and the geologically important area of ​​Unzen (a place called hell) is next to the door.