Manza Onsen Nisshinkan

We arrived on Sunday evening. It was obvious we were guests checking in—so why were there so many people???The parking lot was full!! But it made perfect sense. An amazing Onsen!! This is an Onsen Accommodation. No wonder it’s been selected as one of Japan’s 100 recommended Onsen Accommodations.Everything was impressive... just go and experience it!!!!

First of all, the baths are excellent. There are three locations with a total of six types of milky white sulfur springs, and the atmosphere was wonderful—absolutely the best.The Room was a Japanese-western style, and it was very well cleaned. The hanger area had a walk-in-closet-like layout at just the right height to open up a suitcase, and I loved how it was designed so that even if you leave it open, it stays out of sight from the Room.Breakfast and dinner are buffet-style. Dinner was average. Breakfast was simple but tasty.The hoto noodles at dinner and the seafood rice bowl at breakfast were delicious.They also had “Ohayo Natto” at breakfast. Personally, for some reason I tend to return to an Accommodation that offers “Ohayo Natto.”There were two disappointing points.First, I ordered additional basashi (horse sashimi) at dinner, but it didn’t impress me.Second: the TV in the Room is extremely small. The placement is perfect for watching while lying on the bed, but it’s too small to see properly. I uploaded photos, so please check them.I felt they could raise the Room rate and make it a premium room by installing a large-screen TV or a projector.This time I chose this Accommodation with an emphasis on baths (sulfur springs), and as far as Onsen go, this was my best experience ever.I will definitely come again, so I hope the TV will be bigger next time.