殿岡温泉 湯元 湯～眠

I stayed for several consecutive nights on weekdays in a 7.5-tatami-mat non-smoking Japanese-style room. My purpose was sightseeing—including the Iida Line—and visiting the hot springs. I was looking forward to it based on reviews praising the water quality, but I noticed that the water’s viscosity varied depending on the time of day—sometimes it was thick, other times not—so I think it’s best to choose your bathing time carefully. I felt like the water became thicker after 8:00 p.m. It’s tasteless and odorless, though there are times when it smells like disinfectant. The soba noodles at the restaurant were incredibly delicious. I highly recommend trying them. 〉Positive Points ◆ Breakfast included; direct-source hot spring 1