"Very clean hotel. The building almost feels more like a small university dorm than a traditional business hotel. The staff doesn't speak much English, so make sure you have at least a rudimentary level of Japanese or a translation device if you're staying here, but they are very helpful and friendly.
Of note, there are no elevators or escalators in this hotel, so you need to carry your luggage up the stairs if you're staying on the second floor. If you have mobility issues, I would recommend...
"The hotel building looked in an old days style, but their service was very customer friendly.
The front desk reps were very welcoming and kind.
The morning buffet was lovely with the local dishes."
"Ver few staff to help you. The quality of meals was the worst I had in decades of staying in Japan.. They charge you like a hot spring hotel but the service and both meals are way off..and it is not a hot spring hotel. Not recommendabl!"
"Super cute little hostel, though I’m sure it’d be way better in the summertime! We came in what was off-season (early April), so we basically had the place to ourselves. It was quiet, and very cold, and a lot of the businesses in the area weren’t quite open at regular hours yet, but we still enjoyed our time!
It is a little far from any cities, so accessibility is slightly difficult without a car (there is one or two buses a day? or every other day I believe?), but we managed to rent a car and...
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You can study the exhibits at Osarizawa Mine Historic Site, a museum with a storied past, during your travels to Kazuno. Amble around the area's lakeside or visit its monuments.
The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 18°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of -4°C. The rainiest months in Oyu Onsen are July, August, September and October, with each month seeing an average of 240 mm of rainfall.
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