The hot spring is said to be good for the skin, and it is smooth and comfortable. When I was taking a bath just after 8 o'clock in the morning, a cleaning person came into the bathroom without a greeting. As I was soaking in the bathtub, I saw that the cleaning was just pouring hot water from a shampoo bottle into a basin. They flushed a little bit of water in three places, not all of the washing area, and then opened the door to the open-air bath and left. I thought it might be better if there was a manual on how to clean it. After I used it, when I flushed it, a clump of sludge like dirt came out, which was unpleasant, so I posted this because I wanted them to improve it. The hot spring feels good, so I want it to be kept clean for a long time.

This hot spring also offers day-trip bathing. Both the building and the rooms are clean and nice, and the staff are just right.
I wasn't looking for excessive service or distance, so it was comfortable.
That said, I didn't find any rude staff, so it was rare to see anything but good things.

The main hot spring, the baking soda spring, is something you don't hear much about elsewhere, but it had the best spring quality.

It has a different feel from the alkaline simple spring, but while you bathe it's a little slippery and your skin feels smooth, and even after you've finished bathing it's a hot spring that makes you want to go back again and again.

It didn't feel crowded with day-trip bathers, so it was really comfortable.

I was so impressed by this hot spring in a scenic rural area near Osaka that felt like a whole body massage! The facility is spacious and well-maintained.
A real hot spring with lodging facilities ♨️ A hidden hot spring spot known only to those in the know, but few people visit for sightseeing!

I was wandering around and it got dark, so I quickly searched for an available hotel and made a reservation. It was late, so I slipped in without meals and went to take a bath.

The hot springs are smooth and smooth! ︎
It's true that it's aging, but it doesn't feel dirty or unclean. It seems that some people come all the way from far away to visit the hot springs.

Maybe that's why I stayed here and asked questions about the hot springs without knowing anything, but the explanation was given in a bit of a high-pressure manner. The old man in charge of day trips is very proud of himself.
It's amazing how many people from the area come here for day trips starting early in the morning. I think it was from 6 o'clock?

The man at the front desk also doesn't seem to be good at customer service.
However, it doesn't have to be a hassle as it answers all the important points.

Now, since I only have a rough plan, I asked the person who came to clean the bathroom what to do tomorrow, and when I got out of the bath, he called out to me and explained it to me. Amazing

I used it for lodging and bathing on weekdays.
The quality of the hot springs is also very good and your skin will be smooth.
The building itself has deteriorated over time and its deterioration cannot be hidden.
Breakfast was good as it focused on rice.
Although it was an inconvenient location, I would definitely like to visit again.

I've been coming here for decades, so I'm sure there are some posts...???
Maybe it's because it's been renewed? Reposting...
It was supposed to be a gender-swapping system, but now it's gone? For the past few years, it's been mostly on the right side (lol)
Prices are going up everywhere...
The sauna here has been renovated beautifully, with warm water, and they even have mats, and the water bath is extremely cold in the winter (only the sauna is floating (lol)).
It's small, but it's in an open-air bath with hot spring water, and it's perfect even if you're alone.

When I touch my hand after taking a bath, what is that? Looks like it has lotion on it. That's what it feels like. It was a very pleasant hot spring. The open-air bath was also great.

I stayed in Kannabe and did some research and came here. I decided to go there after hearing that there was a hot spring bath that only one person could use. After arriving, I entered the building and bought a bathing ticket from the ticket vending machine (900 yen on Saturdays and Sundays).The inside of the building was clean and beautiful. The tatami rest area is also spacious and nice. The changing area is spacious and clean, and the 100 yen return type lockers are also large and nice. When I washed my body and entered the indoor bath, I felt that the hot water made my skin smooth and smooth. There was a slight chlorine smell. Next time you take an open-air bath, there is almost no chlorine smell. The spring quality was stuck in the rock bath, making it look like a limestone cave. It had the scent of an alkaline hot spring. The bathtub, which only accommodates one person, was located in a difficult-to-understand location to the left of the open-air bath. Fortunately, no one was in the bath, so I took a bath right away, and although the temperature of the source was 39 degrees, it still felt lukewarm. The water flowing directly from the source was the most creamy and slimy. The temperature was low so I was able to soak in it slowly.
Silk Onsen Yamabiko is a good hot spring that I would like to go to every week if it was close to my house. I'll visit you again when I'm nearby.

Nice and hot, good Onsen. The indoor silk water bath was very interesting.