和モダン温泉館 湯布院あかりの宿

This place exceeded my expectations! I was amazed by the interior decoration and the three private onsen. On the way to the one in the rooftop there is outdoor seating which would be awesome in warm weather. Never been a cat person but fell in love with their three cars and their big puppy dog! I was sad I didn’t get to see them when we left. The only thing I didn’t like is the claustrophobic toilet in the room so much I tried to avoid it and use the public one but loved the place so much that I still give 5+ stars! Definitely will return when in the area.

Cat lover or dog lover, whichever you are, you will definitely fall in love with this guesthouse. They have a cute golden retriever named Akari and an adorable cat named Laku. Cuteness overload😍 Also given the fact that it was renovated and reopened this month, rooms and facilities are all clean and the open air bath is just awesome!! Was so far one of the best guesthouse I have stayed in Japan!! Highly recommend to everyone!

I used the go to campaign to climb Mt. Yufu and was taken care of by a friend of the mountain (๑'ڡ'๑) ୨♡ In the evening the day before mountain climbing, I parked my car in front of the inn and checked in. Slowly enjoy the hot springs and delicious meals (reservation required for "Yufuin Jidori-ya" Zen ""), and sleep well around 23:00 _ (: ⁍ ") _ zzz I left the inn before 4:00 the next morning, climbed Mt. Yufu leisurely, descended after a while, and returned to the inn again after 8:00. Then, soak in the hot springs to heal the tiredness of the mountains .... After spending a relaxing time in the room until 10 o'clock, check out. A nice inn for those who like animals and cats. The cat welcomed me at the entrance. It says "Pet-friendly inn". Near Yufuin station. Excellent access to delicious shops. There is nothing that is not attached to the room (probably w), and WiFi at the inn is also available. It's beautiful and cheap ... TV, refrigerator, safe, small air purifier, kettle, air conditioner, bath & toilet, yukata, face & bath towel, shave, toothbrush, etc. Everything you can find in a normal business hotel I'm doing it. There is also one hot spring egg for each person that makes the cup ramen gorgeous (laughs). Free services such as free drinks and bicycle rental are available. Mahjong room is also available. Personally, I was happy ... A lot of retro furniture (signboards, dolls, stuffed animals, etc.) (⸝⸝ ・ ໐ ・ ⸝⸝) At the convenience store, there is a 7-Eleven about 50m away from Lawson. Also, at check-in, I received a regional promotion ticket (¥ 500 / person) that can be used at convenience stores. A kitchenette is available on each floor, so you may bring in the ingredients you bought at A COOP, which is a little far away, and cook them (*> ω I couldn't see the sunrise from Yufudake Nishimine because it was too sticky for more than an hour in time-lapse photography ... Even after the go to is over, I will use it again when climbing Yufudake (* ᴗˬᴗ). ⁾⁾ Peco "My husband! (If you haven't received it) Please try the" Cat Test "(laughs)" From the mountain lover duo who took care of us on 2020/10 / 03-04

It was a stay with three family members. The composition is a couple and the lower grades of elementary school. Pets are allowed, and there are cats and dogs in the inn, and it seems that my child enjoyed playing with cats. It is a good location, ideal for exploring Yufuin, and is convenient because there are restaurants and convenience stores in the vicinity. There are also three private baths. It seems to have been remodeled recently, and it was my favorite atmosphere. Also, I was ashamed to say that after checking out, I noticed something left behind and contacted me, but they also responded comfortably. For me, this is a recommended ryokan for those who want to enjoy Yufuin at a reasonable price! !!

We stayed overnight on November 8, 2020, near the station, there is a drink bar, 3 private baths, rental bicycles, a convenience store is nearby, and the 3 cats are a recommended inn for cat lovers. There were various things that foreigners thought were Japanese, there were many candles, there was a Taisho Showa era, and there was a playful fusion of various things beyond the framework of "Japanese modern". It is said that about half of the day is filled with reservations, and the waiting time for the bath is only once in 3 places, and there is no problem with the open-air bath at dusk for about 10 minutes. It was very good to charter for free. The next morning, when using the rooftop open-air bath, was it a component of the hot spring that had a lot of fine floating matter in the hot water? I don't know. Perhaps because there was a kitchenette with a door in front of Room 208, where I stayed, I couldn't feel the inside of the room, but it smelled like the kitchen of a restaurant. I stayed without meals, but maybe I could have ordered breakfast the day before?