Hotel Tetora Yunokawa Onsen A very tired 2-star inn, that is, with shared toilets, but it has a kakenagashi onsen! Only the indoor bath is open, the rotenburo is closed (the door says "closed for winter", but the staff says there is little water in the source and the rotenburo will not reopen anytime soon). The bath has a lot of tiles coming off and overall looks poorly maintained. There is some smell in the changing room. But it really is kakenagashi, the water is hot (there was no thermometer, but the bath was 43-44 degrees), with no particular color or smell. The shower also seems to use onsen water, because there is no cold water and you cannot choose the temperature, you just wash with whatever comes out, and sometimes it comes out downright scalding. Everything here is great. For guests staying at the hotel, the onsen is available from 15:00 and all night until 10:00 the next morning. There is also higaeri (I forgot the price, ¥500-800), and for a visit you can get an electronic collectible card, toreco: https://all.toreco.jp/hokkaido/192/ The photos show that this is a pretty rough place, and although we like places like this, even I, who am not picky, was struck by how poorly maintained the inn was. That was, however, offset by the price, I stayed for ¥10,000 per night with breakfast and dinner, and while breakfast was small and the same every day, a set Japanese meal, fried fish, a little omelet, miso soup, and rice, dinner was quite good and varied, with sashimi too. Parking is free, and the airport is nearby. And although the place seemed fairly unpopular, on weekends they were fully booked, and the parking lot was full too. Still, they should have closed for renovations about five years ago. 2026.04.24