Satomi

Located in Akita City, this hotel is very convenient as a base for Kamakura sightseeing, with Yokote City only about an hour away via the expressway. Upon returning to the hotel, you can soak in a charming open-air bath while viewing the snowy landscape. Of course, a delicious Kiritanpo Nabe will be served for dinner. Japanese-style rooms for three guests are also available, allowing you to enjoy your stay well within budget. This inn is highly recommended for a girls' trip for those who want to enjoy sightseeing, onsen, and dining to the fullest.

If you want to eat plenty of Akita's delicious food, I highly recommend Akita Onsen Satomi. For dinner, you can enjoy a kaiseki course meal starring a piping-hot Kiritanpo Nabe made with a rich broth from local Hinai chicken. Many other dishes using seasonal local ingredients are also served, so you and your friends can fully savor the tastes of Akita. The hotel has its own source spring, so the onsen will warm you to your core. It's also a convenient base for sightseeing, located about an hour's drive from the Yokote Kamakura venue.

After enjoying the Yokote Kamakura festival, how about extending your trip a little to Akita City to warm up at Akita Onsen Satomi? The hot spring here is known as a "Bijin-no-Yu" (Beauty Hot Spring), and its rich, lotion-like water will leave your skin feeling silky smooth. For dinner, you can of course savor Akita's famous Kiritanpo Nabe. A one-night stay with two meals included should fit within your 20,000 yen budget.

If you are looking for a relaxing hot spring inn in Akita that can accommodate family of four, why not consider Akita hot spring as one of your options? The facilities are relatively well-equipped and the prices are reasonable, so I think it will meet your needs. I was also glad that hot spring had open-air bath.