Ujo No Yado Shintsuta

I used a single room for business without meals. You should be looking for a prestigious ryokan hot spring, a sulfur hot spring with abundant hot water, which is rare in Japan. The public bath was clad in windshield, and while looking at the fresh greenery, I was able to relax in the large, wide tub and enjoy the water that lightly smelled of sulfur. When I opened the door, there was an open-air bath with sweltering water, which was great. Unfortunately, it was too late to come back from the izakaya and the garden open-air bath (wearing hot water ami) was not available. Single rooms (no meals) are not a problem because the unit bath in the room is small, but it is assumed to be used in the public bath. It is often offered at very reasonable prices, and is recommended for business users who want to work well and enjoy the After 5 at any turn.

I stayed here as a group the night before for work in Iwaki City. It is a large, stately inn, but there is an undeniable lack of people after COVID (as is the case throughout Japan). We had dinner and breakfast, both of which were beautifully presented and delicious. We arrived late and left after breakfast, so our stay was short and we weren't able to get a full view of the inn, but we did enjoy the hot springs. It appears to be an inn with ties to Noguchi Ujo, and there was an exhibition corner displaying items and other materials related to him, which was interesting.

We are from America and visited this ryokan during between Christmas and New Years. It was great! We had a corner room with a private Onsen. The room was huge, there was just two of us but it could easily hold 4 or 5 people. It is not a far walk from the train station, we rode the train from Tokyo. The food was really good. If you don’t speak Japanese like us it is no problem here. They try as much as they can to speak English. Even if it means getting an iPad out to translate, it works! I would definitely stay here again.