Shunsai no Yado Iwayu

I stayed with my mother. It was our first time at Misasa Onsen, and it turned into a wonderful trip.We relaxed in the spacious Accommodation, enjoyed delicious meals, and felt that a trip like this once in a while is really nice. Everyone at the Ryokan was kind.The fireflies and the Onsen town at night were beautiful as well.Because it is free-flowing from the source, this is a luxurious complaint, but the Onsen water was quite hot and it took some time to get used to it (especially in the morning). We were told that each person gets one bath towel, so please note this if you plan to bathe multiple times.The scenery was beautiful, so I’d like to visit again in another season.

It is said to be the smallest inn in Misasa Onsen, but it was a quaint and calming traditional ryokan. I appreciated that the futons were set up as beds, but since movement is via stairs with some steps here and there, it might be a bit challenging for those older than us. The aging of the facility is undeniable, but it has been renovated, and the cleaning was thorough, allowing for a pleasant stay. There was an accident during the meal, but the food was incredibly delicious. The moon-viewing soup, eel with grated yam, and sashimi particularly suited my taste. Above all, the quality of the hot spring water is something worth noting. I have stayed at most of the inns in Misasa Onsen, but the quality of the water here was so excellent that you can definitely tell the difference even among the same Misasa waters. My wife mentioned that the water in the women's bath was a bit hot, so she didn't soak for long, but even so, she said, "It's different from the Misasa waters I've experienced before."