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Yuyado Daiichi

Name: Yuyado Daiichi
Address: 518 Yoroigyu Onsen, Nakashibetsu-cho, Shibetsu-gun, Hokkaido, Shibetsu-gun Nakashibetsu-cho, Hokkaido, JP
Telephone: +81153782131
Price range: JPY 26,000
Rating: 3.48

湯宿だいいち

3.48

（1 reviews）

JPY 26,000

Shibetsu-gun Nakashibetsu-cho, Hokkaido, Japan

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Cuisine

Budget

JPY 26,000

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Facilities

Parking lot available

No washlet

No barrier-free

No Wi-Fi

No power

Payment methods

Credit cards accepted (VISA, Master, JCB, and AMEX)

A hot spring inn where you can enjoy exquisite onsen and gourmet food

Yuyado Daiichi is an inn boasting a natural hot spring with free-flowing spring water, harmoniously set in beautiful nature. The dinner features a variety of local ingredients, allowing you to savor the rich flavors of seafood and mountain delicacies from the eastern region. Each dish is delicious and truly satisfying. The interior offers a comfortable space where Japanese and Western styles blend, and the stylish atmosphere with an irori (traditional Japanese hearth) adds to its charm.

Ratings

3.48（1 reviews）

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Reviews

さほり

@sapori0109

Japan

Oct 15, 2019

3.4

Yoroigyu Onsen Yujyuku Daiichi Move to Kushiro, Atsugishi, Rausu, and Notsuke on the way to the hot spring resort. Comparing cherry salmon and landlocked salmon. It is said that the individual that did not go out to the sea but stayed in the river is called "Yamame"! Wow. Both are delicious! Hanasaki crab is unique to Hokkaido. The spiny part of the crab hurts, but the meat is packed tightly and tastes great. The inn is famous for its birds, and a Blakiston's fish owl came to the inn at night. It was huge! It eats fish! During the day there were titmice, gobblers, woodpeckers, etc. And a little chipmunk. They were eating seeds dropped by birds. I used to have a chipmunk. I miss them. Taro and Sachiko (for some reason I gave them austere names when I was in high school.) They outlived me by 7 or 8 years. They were so cute, eating sunflower seeds and fruit on my hand. They all have 5 stripes on their backs 🐿. Two nights goes by so fast 💤.