Naraya

Iwakagami (いわかがみ) — the only room with its own onsen bath

A 90㎡ split-level room with a semi-open-air bath fed from the Shirahata spring and a view over Yubatake. It is the inn's only room with a private onsen, and one of only two with a Yubatake view (the other is Minezakura). Like five other rooms, it does not accept children. One August 2026 guest could not open the blinds on the half-open-air bath because a neighbouring inn's windows overlook it, and noticed people at the convenience store next door late at night.

Sen'yu-tei (泉游亭) rooms named after alpine flowers

Thirteen rooms, most with beds. The inn renovated 11 rooms between May and July 2026, including six here (Watasuge, Shakunage, Rindo, Azami, Komakusa and Kokemomo). Before that, a guest in Kokemomo said they 'couldn't hear any noise from other rooms at all', and a November 2024 couple in Watasuge and Kokemomo loved the dinner and the water but found the central air conditioning too warm — those comments describe the pre-renovation rooms, and we don't know whether the air-conditioning issue remains. Azami, Komakusa and Kokemomo do not accept children.

Single rooms (Utsugi, Waremokou)

Handy for solo travellers — a 2024 guest paid ¥28,050 a night with two meals — but theirs was about 15㎡ with no window and let in street and rain noise through a vent, and they could also hear people talking in the corridor.

Tsutsuji, Kiri, Momiji and Sakura, if stairs are hard

The inn notes these need extra climbs of 12, 12 and 16 steps. Everyone faces 11 steps at the entrance and 12 to the baths; there is no lift in the wooden wing and the inn cannot accommodate wheelchairs. Three 2026 reviews also said the stairs make the building easy to get lost in, that there is no handrail at the entrance, and that they had to wait for their shoes.