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Japan, 〒030-0111 Aomori, Arakawa, Minamiarakawayama, 国有林酸湯沢50番地
kontakter telefon: +81 17-738-6400
internet side: www.sukayu.jp
Større kort og retningerLatitude: 40.6502625, Longitude: 140.8507077
Sarah Hasselman
::We stayed at Sukayu in a 3-person Japanese-style room for 1 night at the end of July 2024 on the recommendation of a Japanese friend. The price is very affordable for a Ryokan. When you book, or after booking, you can notify the inn that you want to take their free shuttle bus to/from Aomori and select the time. It is a comfortable 45-minute through forest up the mountain in a coach bus. The room included futons, a TV, a hot water pot (not a kettle) with tea, cups, and a complimentary snack (youkan), a table, an electric fan, a humidifier, clothesline for drying clothes, yukata, face and body towels. There were many sizes of yukata to choose from. There is no AC, but we did not find it hot. The price included dinner and breakfast. If you paid a higher price then your dinner is served in the Banquet Hall, if you paid the lower price it is served in the Restaurant. We were not informed at check-in and went to the wrong place at first. Dinner is served 17:30-19:30, last call 19:00. Breakfast is a buffet and is served 6:45-8:30, last call 8:00. The price did not include the bath tax of 150円 per person, paid upon check in. The baths are all large indoor wooden baths with milky, sour water which feels great but may sting your eyes. There are segregated baths, Tama-no-Yu, one for men and one for women with showers with shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. There is also a much larger mixed bath which becomes women-only for 2 hours during the day (8-9AM, 8-9PM). The mixed onsen does not have showers, but there are buckets to rinse yourself before entering the bath. The entrance to the mixed bath for women is blocked by wooden walls so you can enter the water without being seen. Both men and women can get clothing at the gift shop (1300円 to buy or 500円 rental) which can be worn in the mixed bath if they don’t want to be naked. In the main lobby you can also drink cold spring water for free. We loved the baths, but I was a bit disappointed by the mixed bath after an employee explained the rules (I am not sure where these are written). Although the bath is “mixed”, there is an imaginary line down the middle of the main bath, with men on one side and women on the other, so in practice only 2 couples can sit together. Also, except for the 2 hours where the mixed bath is women-only, women have to stay in the biggest, hottest bath. They cannot go in the smaller, cooler bath, nor use the stools where you can sit and be massaged by a stream of falling water. As the big bath is very hot, this makes it difficult for women to enjoy the mixed onsen in my opinion. There is an entrance to the Mt Hakkoda hiking trail next to the inn. The inn is also a 15-minute walk away from a hot spring pond, Jigokunuma. There is a 1-hour loop walk that leads to the lake and to a heated bench. However this was all closed due to recent bear attacks in July-August 2024. A JR bus goes past the inn which can take you to other hikes such as the beautiful, easy, Oirase Gorge Hike from the stop Yakeyama. The gift shop sells onigiri if you need hiking snacks.
KSRG 14
::I had stayed here for a day trip about 10 years ago and liked it so much that I stayed here for a few nights this time. It is a nationally famous hot spring inn, the first national hot spring resort with a long history. Not only the hot springs but also the old wooden houses are soothing. I was able to relax and have a very good stay, which made for a great trip.
Pavel Knobloch
::Accommodation was terrible. Facilities reminded me the cheapest dormitory somewhere in New Zealand. Shared washrooms for ryokan rooms were dirty and worn out. Like the entire hotel that is lacking basic maintenance. Dinner was good though. But even with a half price I would consider our stay to be too expensive for what it offers.
Terry Siu
::This is a famous and traditional onsen hotel which provide an acidic spring hot water to healing people. You must try the famous mixed onsen. Unlike the other onsen, there is no shower facilities inside the onsen room, you have to go another public bath to clean your body. You can enjoy the local Japanese wine (sake) during the dinner. It was a nice experience. The room condition is quite old and you can easily to hear the noise from the next door. I think it is an old building and they try keep the same fitting over the decades.
Dan Reviews Ramen
::While the history and architecture are impressive, this mixed bathing facility is so in name only. The central attraction, the 1000 person bath, is a men's bath that women are permitted to enter if they don't mind being gawked at or by paying an additional ¥1300 for a dress they can wear in the bath. The water is particularly sour (not a bad thing) and the food is decent. If you're going for a day trip, be aware that they close early at around 4pm