Kirishima Onsen Ryokojin Sanso

I was moved by the Akamatsu no Yu (hot spring of red pine) when I stayed there last year, and I was able to repeat it. The hina dolls look good, I'm looking forward to this season. This year, I thought I couldn't change my reservation date to another time because it was raining, so I asked the front desk clerk, "Can we all go in with umbrellas if it's raining?" He asked, 'Ladies and gentlemen, they said they wanted to come in if it rained, so they would take a bath with umbrellas. It's up to you, but I'm looking forward to it. 'We're all in this together,' replied one, 'and we're all in this together.' Even if you can book a popular open-air bath, the weather is not enough (laughs). But it is still the best open-air bath. The public baths are great enough, so I'd like to come here again to see the best of cospa. Thanks for your help.

Depending on the weather, Sakurajima can be seen straight up from the room. The water is hot but pleasant. The hotel staff is also attentive and friendly. The inn you want to visit again.

I have been a fan of this hot spring for 10 years, but I can't deny the general feeling of decrepitness and loneliness, perhaps because I expected too much. Facilities: The lobby and hallways smell musty, perhaps from old red carpets. It has an outdated look that is also different from retro in design. Room: The bed is old and creaks every time I roll over. Meals: Both dinner and breakfast fell far short of my expectations and I didn't like it. The sea urchins smelled like kaiten-zushi, especially the stewed dishes and the tofu creations that came out for breakfast, which didn't taste good because the broth wasn't working. Staff: I was dealt with very hard, including by foreign staff, but I was not comfortable when a variety of people came to serve at sparse times, so I wish I had at least been in charge of the table. The level of response was better in the past. Hot Springs: The quality of the springs was good, but there was not even electricity in the gender-separated open-air baths, and it was pitch black at night. In conclusion, I think capital investment is the minimum. It was a pity that I couldn't make the most of the hot springs in the forest, even though the hard side of them is wonderful. The other places I stayed this year, Yufuin and Dogo Onsen, were good, so the feeling of loneliness was particularly noticeable.