This is the most "travel tension" hot spring hotel I have ever stayed in! .

Yu Corridor Kikuya, located in Izu Shuzenji Temple, is a hot spring hotel with a history of more than 300 years🏡. It was once the permanent residence of Natsume Soseki. The design and layout of the hotel are very particular. You can see the beauty of Japanese gardens everywhere, and the small stream flows through the hotel, adding to the quiet atmosphere. It is an ideal place to experience traditional Japanese life. 🏠Accommodation area Main building: Flower Language Department The room "Umema" where Natsume Soseki once lived is located in the main building. It is full of history and visitors can visit or stay there. New building: Wind Language Department It's very close to the main hotel and close to two indoor private hot springs. It's more affordable than other areas. Villa: Mizunoyubu It has a courtyard view and exclusive access to the suspension bridge, which is a special experience, but the sound of water may be noticeable. 里れ：thatched hut It has its own private bath and provides a tranquil courtyard view, suitable for tourists who pursue private space. Kikuya Hotel is very suitable for taking photos📷, whether you are bringing pets or friends, every corner of the hotel is full of Japanese style, and you will be photographed no matter where you stand! The hot springs in Kikuya are open to residents🆓, and there are four private hot springs that can be reserved (two open-air, two indoors). When enjoying private soup, the sign at the door can indicate "In use". During the day, you will be accompanied by the chirping of birds and the sound of streams💦, and on rainy nights, you will be accompanied by frogs and the sound of rain. Enjoy the ultimate relaxing experience. Breakfast offers both Western and Japanese options to meet the needs of different tastes. Dinner is kaiseki cuisine 🍱, the ingredients are fresh and the taste is delicious. In addition, the hotel also provides 🆓milk, soba noodles, oden, drinks and Yakult, which greatly enhances the happiness of guests.