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Onogawa onsen opened 1200 years ago. It relates to Onono Komachi, a beautiful ancient female poet, and is famous for natural hot springs good for beautiful skins. Enjoy delicious beef cuisine and esthetic services which are highly recommended among guests. We currently offer New Year opening special plans. No elevators. Please contact us directly if you have difficulty climbing stairs and would like to request a room on the 1st floor. If you use credit card (JCB, AMEX), we recommend that you pay in advance. Only two 12.5 tatami rooms in Yuhi-kan are available for guests accompanied by pets. A cage is required. The hotel also features natural hot spring and artificial hot spring called Onogawa onsen. You will find outdoor hot spring and private bath rooms. There are 1 indoor bath and 1 outdoor bath (Big bath/Open air bath (with an inside bath): 24 hours open; male/female rotation timetable switching at 20:00 and 8:00. 100% hot spring water (no additional water, no warming). At the entrance: Hot spring drinking corner and a foot bath. Overnight guests can charter baths by reservation at check-in (no extra charge).).
Best Price: £0.00 from Deichmann UK, HRS UK £0.00£0.002
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