THE TRAILERHOUSE VILLAGE Omuta SPA

We decided to visit Greenland at our kids’ request, and while looking for nearby Accommodation we found this fun place.For a family of five, it cost about JPY 25,000 without meals.It was our first time staying in a trailer house, but it felt like a secret hideout and the kids loved it.However, I understand it may be unavoidable due to the structure, but the smell from the toilet was quite strong—this was the only negative point.The surrounding area is well equipped with supermarkets, drugstores, restaurants, and more, so even if you forget something you can easily buy what you need.The best part was the amazing on-site hot springs!The large public bath was clean, and there were various saunas that were really interesting. It would have been even better with a TV, but it was still wonderful.There’s also a manga corner and free relaxation lounge where the kids were thrilled.There’s also a small gym (not full-scale), which I really enjoyed as well.Also, even on check-out day you can use the facilities until closing time, so we stopped by for a bath and休憩 on our way back from Greenland.We really appreciated that.Next time I’d like to come during a cooler season, but we were very satisfied overall.Thank you.

Since it was a day with a high of 36°C, I was a little worried the room might be hot, but the air conditioning worked well and it was comfortable. The Facility seems a bit old, and there were a few things that caught my attention—like the breaker cover near the floor not staying closed and popping open on its own, and the door being slightly misaligned as if the screws were loose—but overall it was good. Our 5-year-old daughter loved the bunk bed and kept climbing up and down again and again. For meals, we only had the BBQ charcoal set prepared, so we bought meat, vegetables, etc. at a nearby supermarket and had a barbecue. There are supermarkets, drugstores, and convenience stores close by, which is very convenient. Cooking utensils such as knives, cutting boards, plates, and pots were available indoors. There were also two complimentary bottles of water in the refrigerator. For bathing, we went to an Onsen nearby. Even though it was a weekend, it wasn’t very crowded and we could relax. The private family bath was expensive, so we used the large public baths instead—there were various types like a jacuzzi bath and hinoki-wood baths, plus several open-air baths—and it was excellent. It costs 100 yen to lock your shoe locker (refunded later), and I also appreciated that the bath lockers were free. I didn’t realize there was a pool until we arrived, so I wished we had brought swimsuits. Overall we were very satisfied—we’re glad we went.