Miyamaouanbekkan yumegurinoyado hirayukan

I highly recommend this hotel. The location is excellent. It takes only five minutes to walk from Nohi Bus Station. The hotel is very large. There are indoor and outdoor hot springs on the first and second floors. I booked a one-night stay with two meals. Dinner includes a teppanyaki hot pot with three soup bases to choose from, such as miso, and then various vegetables and meat slices. There are also many other dishes, such as tempura, curry rice, sashimi, sushi, and desserts. The lobby on the first floor has floor-to-ceiling windows. The snow scenery of the courtyard outside is beautiful. The basement is a restaurant. You can also see the courtyard from the window seat. Free red bean balls and tea are provided. Free soba noodles are provided from 10pm to 10:30pm

The room is very clean, the facilities are very neat, there are many varieties of breakfast and dinner, the waiter is friendly, and the hot spring bath is also very satisfying. I will come again next time. I will also ask my friends to stay here.

非常喜歡古老日式酒店的感覺，服務親切，全心全意為客人考慮，而且非常便捷.

When entering the hotel, you must put your shoes in the locker near the entrance and put on the slippers they provide (which are not very comfortable because the toe box is narrow). It was snowing that day, so a small towel was placed at the entrance to wash with water, and then I carried my luggage to the room. The hotel provides welcome drinks and snacks (some green tea/barley tea and red bean balls) and free late-night snacks (free ramen from 10 to 10:30 pm). There is a convenience store on the ground floor where you can buy food/drinks/souvenirs. The room is a bit small and shows signs of age. The hotel's breakfast and dinner are also in the form of buffets, with many choices. It is recommended to go to the restaurant early and choose a location with a better view. There are free massage chairs in the hot spring lounge, and you can enjoy comic ice cream and popsicles. As for the hot springs, there are two in the hotel, each with indoor and outdoor parts. The pool area is also large. The men's and women's hot springs alternate between morning and afternoon, so you need to look carefully before entering. We saw that there was a large bath for men and women, but we didn't go in. When checking out, you need to allow some time to go to the payment machine at the door and pay the hot spring tax (150 yen per person).