The place is newly renovated with clean and modern facilities even though it’s exterior looks traditional. Shampoo, conditioner and body wash and hair dryer is provided at no additional charge. Traditional onsen feel with one indoor bath and one routenburo. The water was perfect for the rainy weather. The indoor bath was 40.5°, while the routenburo was 41.5°. On a clear day, you can view the mountains from the indoor bath.
They also have a small tatami resting area where you can order some snacks and drinks. ¥800 per entry. Towels are available for purchase at ¥250 (with happo no yu design) and ¥350 for rental set, consisting of one large towel and one onsen towel (face...
Read moreThere is a coupon on the Happo no Yu onsen website for ¥100 off your admission fee. The onsen has amazing facilities. Very clean and quiet. There a tatami resting area as well as many chairs. The female changing room is clean and roomy. There are locks for your shoes and bags while you bathe. The onsen itself is beautiful. Hot water flows to an inside and outside bath, with views of the mountain in front of you. The water is clear and hydrogen rich. Beautiful experience. Would come here again. Please look at their website as they give an overall introduction to the onsen as well as an overview of the water quality. Will be visiting again and...
Read morePacked and disgusting :(
From the outside, it looks like a very nice and new facility. However, the foot traffic they get combined with their small size is a pretty bad recipe.
They have 1 indoor and 1 outdoor bath (men's side) and, again, it looks nice and new. However, it was kinda nasty...I felt dirtier than before going in... :(
Maybe it was mold, maybe it was just...a lot of men in one place. Definitely wasn't sulfur, though.
Might be worth a try outside of peak hours (after lifts close, buses leave, etc.) but I can't say I had a good...
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