Yunotani Onsen

As usual the premises are very well maintained; cleaned and conformed to Japanese expectations; there is nothing around there so better come with a car to find a restaurant Somewhere. The onsen is old fashion but if you like it you will enjoy. The only negative point was the people. I have to say that surprisingly they were not specifically welcoming. This is not usual in Japan…

Lovely little hotel / bathhouse. The standard rooms are reasonable size with decent facilities. Dining is superb and the bathhouse features two hot baths, a cold bath and a dry sauna. Only reason it doesn't get the full 5 stars is that the location is a bit odd as it's not particularly close to anything interesting nor is the surrounding area naturally beautiful.

This hot spring facility is the lowest level☠️!!!!! In addition, regular customers have very bad manners and are acting in an extremely unsanitary manners!!!!! The regular customers put towels in the bathtub, washed their bodies, and brushed their teeth!!!!!☠️ Finally, he squeezed out a towel in the bathtub!!!!! Among the regular customers was a man with a full body tattoo. And the man was intimidating everyone. I was very embarrassed to see the scene. I left the bath in a hurry. The receptionist was also very bad! I definitely don't recommend this bath. LOL !!!

Said to be one of the best three hot springs in Ehime ( Dogo onsen and Hondani Onsen ( great place in Saijo , check it out ). Small place with a good 'feel' , lots of locals and travellers. Bring everything ( towel , soap , shampoo) The main bath is hot , great temperature! The water is clouded and a bit 'dirty' ( stuff floating around) but this appears to be natural. There is a second cooler bath. Great sauna ( without tv, a plus) too. No rotemburo. Overall: great onsen , recommended!

Nice ryokan with some newer villas with private baths.