Tsugaru Earth Village - Tsugaru

Western-style room in the annex in October I stayed at a cottage with an open-air bath in December. I've heard about Tsugaru Earth Village somehow, but I used it because there was an accommodation facility in the commercial and I could stay cheaply in the campaign. Both are not connected to the main building, but it's about a minute's walk. The Western-style room has two beds, a small table with a sloping ceiling, skylights and a deck, and although it is not large, it is reasonably comfortable. The cottage has a living room in the middle and bedrooms at both ends. Unfortunately, I couldn't enter the first open-air bath because it was so lukewarm that I could die ... However, even without it, you may be reluctant to take a bath in a dressing room full of gaps. The large communal bath that smells of sulfur is a sauna, a cold bath, a slightly hot indoor bath, and a lukewarm open-air bath. I really liked the bath, but it was a pity that it was so crowded that it was impossible for the locals until 22:00. I wanted to enter in the morning, but I didn't wonder if it was crowded anyway. It seems that some rooms bring food, but I ate it at Ryan. Dining in a private space is good, but Ryan has a nice atmosphere and is recommended for those who want to add drinks and desserts. I thought the supper was pretty good, but it might be a little unsatisfactory in the morning. By the way, if I casually said that I was glad I stayed the other day when I made a phone reservation, would I like to have a different dish for the second time? I had you propose. Thank you very much. Is it a little disappointing on Route 101? Is it difficult to understand the information when entering from and that it is not possible to make a reservation online? Even so, even if I didn't use the campaign, I thought it would be a great deal if I could stay for 11,000 yen. I also liked the clothes in the hall and bought them. I would like to stay again when the snow is gone.