A desolate bathhouse in the southern Hokkaido has real hospitality.
The humble shack tells what the real hospitality is.
Rating [4/5] Metallic smell, Mixed bath, Oil smellBanjaku Sanso, Banjaku Onsen
Hot Springs (Arlington Resort Hotel & Spa), Arkansas
A spa city in the United States has eight bathhouses.
In fact, only two are in business.
Take a trip to Hot Springs, where symbolizes the flourishing culture of bathing and its decadence.
Arkansas, Rating [2/5] Hottest, Lodging, PrivateNonaka Onsen Honkan, Meakan Onsen
The mineral water with strong smell of oil and sulfur is said to be the secret of the world’s oldest living man, Masazo Nonaka, who was the manager of a hot spring inn.
On the other hand, the same water caused some accidental poisonings
Hokkaido-Tohoku Region, Rating [5/5] Oil smell, Sulfur smellDays Inn Thermopolis, Wyoming
Many hotels in the United States are under chain managements.
Low-end brands are suitable for tourists who do not put much value on the accommodation and service, but want to secure the security.
Days Inn is one of such hotel chains, but this Days Inn looks unique.
Rating [4/5], Wyoming Hottest, Lodging, Opaque, Sulfur smellShikaribetsukyo Kanno Onsen
It must be far more difficult than expected to maintain a hot spring inn in the harsh climate of Hokkaido.
As a guest, you will root for the owner and employees.
Hokkaido-Tohoku Region, Rating [5/5] Hottest, Lodging, Metallic smell, Opaque, Private, Straight out of the ground
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