Zao Onsen's Bucket List Ryokan

• This hotel is clean and affordable, and you can also enjoy hot Visiting hot springs!

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• If you want to enjoy a hot spring to the fullest, this is the place to be. I stayed here last winter and it was clean and cheap. For dinner, you could choose between Shabu Shabu（Japanese hotpot）or sukiyaki, and it was all-you-can-eat. In addition to the baths in the building, you can also Visiting hot springs baths in the independent guest cottages baths and two sister baths for free. The difference in temperature in the cloudy water in the snow was exceptional. I recommend this place for lodging, but in terms of hot springs, I also recommend the large open-air baths on the course and the public baths (which are hot springs!) in the hot spring town.
  ＰＰ's answer (Posted on:2015/2/13)

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• There are plenty of open-air baths

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• While this is a large-scale hotel, it also offers the traditional comfort of Japanese-style washitsu rooms. The true centerpiece, however, is its extensive selection of open-air baths (rotenburo). Here, you can relax and soak in the milky-white sulfur spring while taking in a grand panorama of the Zao mountain range.With several baths to choose from, each offering a unique ambiance, you can enjoy a varied and luxurious bathing experience. For your dining pleasure, the restaurant serves exquisite cuisine featuring Zao's finest local ingredients, perfectly paired with local sake. The melt-in-your-mouth Zao beef is an absolute must-try.
  ぽよよん's answer (Posted on:2015/2/11)

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