Green Hotel Omagari

The onsen was lovely, and the staff were great with guests. It’s in a good spot, and I had a good time here. The beds are firm, but for the price you get a good hotel with solid service and a convenient location.

The public bath was a great way to relax after a long day, and the rooms and facilities felt fully updated despite the building’s slightly historic look. Everything was very clean, with careful housekeeping. It’s just a five-minute walk from the station, and the free parking was a big help for anyone arriving by car. The value exceeded my expectations, and I’d happily stay here again when I’m back in the area.

Breakfast is tasty, and dinner at the same venue is good too. It turns into an izakaya in the evening, with a tatami room that fits around 20 people, and the food and service are both nice. I come here often because it’s affordable and well located. The best part is the large bath, where you can stretch out, even though there are only three showers in the washing area. It doesn’t get too crowded, so that’s fine.

The walls seem thin, and you can hear everything in the hallway, almost like being in a private house. The public bath is men-only, so the place seems geared more toward men. It’s close to the station and clean, even though the building is old. But the amenities are limited, and there’s no hand soap or toothbrush in the room.