Tsutaya Hijiori Hotel Hijiori Onsen

The agate was good, but it is difficult for both men and women to enter because it is narrow in one or mixed bath of two kinds of spring quality. It would be nice if it was time-based The food was like "hospital food with strong seasoning". Cleaning is good, but the toilet in the room smells. The other rooms are the same. The customer service was good.

The entrance on the hotel side is the Copper Mountain River, and the entrance to the hot spring building faces the main street of the hot spring town There are bathrooms in both, the hotel side is separate for men and women, and the bathhouse is mixed bathing Hijiori Onsen's summer event “Hijiori no Akari” uses a lot of lanterns on the first floor of this hot spring building. I've been enjoying the lanterns in the hot spring town and watching these lanterns for the past few years.

Not to mention the hot water, but the food is delicious, and the food is accelerating. It is a very cozy hotel with the addition of good people. It has a certain age, but it is clean but clean. The atmosphere is very good on the ground floor books, counter bars and hearth.

I am old, but I received an impression that it was well kept. About room which stayed this time, there were bath, restroom and were independent, respectively. There were yukatas, towels, toothbrushes, large TVs, and so on. As for the location, I felt that there was no difference in terms of convenience when staying at any hotel, as the hot spring town itself in Hijiori is small.

The whole hot spring town was a very nice place. This inn is by no means luxurious and the facilities are old. There are few amenities, no Wi-Fi, and the windows in the room are frosted glass so you can't see the outside. However, the staff, the shops in the hot spring town, and the mother in the morning market are all very kind, and it is a place where you can feel some inconvenience. The inn has a very nice hot spring. There is also mixed bathing hot water, but I would appreciate it if you think that you can enter it with your family. It feels like it works deeply. Meals are full of various local wild plants. It's not gorgeous, but they are all delicious! .. Especially the rice is the best. It is not suitable for those who want cleanliness and luxury, but I think it is the best for those who like hot springs.

● Transportation: Bus from Shinjo Station on the Shinkansen. Since the number of buses is small and the buses are small, it is better to check the time in advance (posted on the Hijiori Onsen official website etc. Please note that it varies depending on the time) and wait at the bus stop a little before the time. .. The bus from Hijiori Onsen to Shinjo Station on the last day of the three consecutive holidays is already in a long line at the bus stop 20 minutes before departure. It was full. It takes less than a minute to walk from Terminals 1 and 2 to the first Hijiori Onsen, so it is recommended to wait at the Hijiori Onsen bus stop. (If you can't get on, it's unclear if the second one will come.) ● Facilities / baths: There is a facility for hot springs and a hotel part, which are connected on the 2nd floor. The entrance just in front of the second bus stop is the entrance for spa guests. The entrance on the river side has a lobby for hotel guests. From the second bus stop, you can get out of the narrow road near the river. (At first glance, it's so thin that you won't notice it the first time.) There is a lobby and some vending machines. Sake is beer and freezing. The price is at the convenience store level. Rice is sold in the lobby, but there is no product store in the inn. There is a souvenir shop like a convenience store just a short walk from the entrance for spa guests. It sells alcohol, beverages, food, etc. There are two baths. Both have no lockers with locks. Shampoo and body soap are available. The hot water is a little ocher, and it is so cloudy that you can see your toes while sitting. Only slightly salty. Odorless. The source is hot, and it is diluted with mountain water (10-20%) to cool it. Yunohana is slightly floating on the surface. I entered it several times, but it was about the right temperature to a little warm. Enter all day except during the morning cleaning hours. (1) Mixed bathing. Located on the facility side for spa guests. The dressing rooms are separate for men and women. Two rock baths. I went there early in the evening, but I was able to enjoy it leisurely without anyone. No shower facilities. (2) Separate indoor baths for men and women. There are some shower facilities. There are tissues and hair dryers in the dressing room. (No cotton swabs or lotion.) No gender replacement. (Maybe the same type.) ● Room: In the tour (local hot spring) selected by JR East Ekinet, there is a Japanese-style room with a bath and toilet in the hotel part. A Japanese-style room that looks like a typical hot spring inn + two low chairs. Bath towels, towels, yukata and toothbrushes are available. ● Meals: The tour (local hot spring) selected by JR East Ekinet has night and morning. You can choose between 18:00 and 18:30 in the evening and 8:00 and 7:30 in the morning. In the center of mushrooms and Yamagata, there are also special products such as Yamagata beef and Yamagata's specialty Imoni. A set of hot spring inn courses for the elderly. All have an easy-to-eat taste and a modest volume. For sake, if you are a sake party, we recommend a set of 90 ml, 3 types, 1500 yen compared to local sake drinkers.

It was a very warm and good hot spring ☺️ Yamagata beef is soft and the food is also soft It was delicious meat ?

It was a nice bath. It was warmed up with a little hot water. It was nice that the parking space was large under the roof. The dinner was also delicious.