$50 million Japan’s Luxury Onsen Ryokan – Kinugawa Onsen Asaya Hotel (full tour)

$50 million Japan’s Luxury Onsen Ryokan – Kinugawa Onsen Asaya Hotel (full tour)

Kinugawa Onsen Asaya Hotel is a popular Onsen Ryokan in Japan. The VIP room of Hachibankan where we stayed. Full hotel facilities. Dinner at a private dining room. Breakfast buffet. Ruins. Please enjoy. Let’s start from Kinugawa Onsen Station in Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture. There is a signboard of Asaya(あさや) Hotel.

Let’s go outside the ticket gate of Kinugawa Onsen(鬼怒川温泉) Station. Kinugawa Onsen map. Kinugawa Onsen Station(鬼怒川温泉駅) is at the bottom. The Asaya(あさや) Hotel is located north of the station. There is a bus that runs from the station to the hotel. Let’s go outside the station.

It is said that there were 3.41 million tourists a year during the bubble period around 1990. There are far fewer tourists now. The golden statue of Kinuko stands out. It is a statue with the motif of “devil”, which is said to ward off evil and invite good fortune.

There is a footbath in the square. We will take a taxi to the hotel because the bus time does not match. It takes about 8 minutes from the station to the hotel. The hotel has a horizontally long shape, and there are two buildings, “Shuhokan” and “Hachibankan”.

It seems that there used to be four buildings in the past, but two buildings have been demolished since 2005. Let’s go to the entrance. Asaya(あさや) is a government-registered international tourist inn. There are parking lots on the left and right of the entrance.

This is the entrance. It is written in English as ASAYA HOTEL. The main entrance is located on the 6th floor of Shuhokan. The front is on the right. There is a locker on the left.

There is also a day trip plan, so it seems that we can use a locker at that time. We will introduce the facilities in the hotel later. We stayed in February, and there were Hinamatsuri decorations. In the lobby, the ceiling chandelier stands out.

In 1990, when the bubble was at its height, the Shuhokan and lobby were built at a total construction cost of $50 million with a loan from Bank. Let’s take a look at the lobby atrium. The decorations on the ceiling are gorgeous. Luxurious lobby atrium.

The popular Japanese animated film “Spirited Away” is rumored to have made reference to this gorgeous lobby atrium. We are on the 6th floor now, so we can see what’s going on below. We can see the organ and sofa, but it corresponds to the 3rd floor.

Drinks are available at the machine near the entrance. There is a smoking room. There is an advertisement for Tobu World Square. A miniature park that reproduces ruins and buildings from around the world. We will look at the 6th floor of the lobby floor clockwise.

There is a vending machine and it is good to prepare. We will look at the lobby atrium from the west side. It looks slightly different depending on the angle. There must have been more people during the bubble period. The Asaya Library(あさやライブラリー) is on the 5th floor. We will introduce it later.

Facilities in the hotel are written. Very fulfilling. There is the 13-story “Shuhokan(秀峰館)” and the 7-story “Hachibankan(八番館)”. It is selected as the No.1 of the East Japan in the Onsen Ryokan ranking. It’s a Hinamatsuri decoration. This is the elevator hall of Shuhokan. There are 3 elevators.

We arrived around 13:00, but the shop was not open yet. We will look at the atrium from the north side. I think the best view is from the north side. Many of the photos on HP are taken from the north side. Light comes in from above.

There is a connecting passage from Shuhokan to Hachibankan. Hachibankan will be introduced later. The shop is open from 7:00 to 12:00 and from 14:00 to 22:00. This is the atrium seen from the east side. We may be able to see the elevator better from the east side.

It is also a Hinamatsuri decoration. It is written as “Meiji Kokin Hina(明治古今雛)”. It has won first place in various rankings. Kinugawa and Nikko sightseeing pamphlets are available. It might be a good idea to go to the Nikko area. On the way back, there is a shuttle bus to the station.

At 14:00, the shop opened. At a shop called “Asaya(麻屋)”, the sales ranking TOP 5 is written. Curry rice(カレーせんべい) crackers rank third in sales. Onsen manju(温泉饅頭) is the number one seller. There is a reservation form.

It seems to be made the Onsen manju(温泉饅頭) in the morning, so it seems better to make a reservation and buy it before checkout. This is the Asaya Story(あさや物語), which is ranked 5th in sales. There is Asaya’s special curry(あさや特製 和牛カレー) with the highest sales of the same rate.

They are sold individually and as a set. The 4th place in sales is “Otome no Koigokoro (おとめの恋ごころ)”. It seems that the flavor of white chocolate and strawberry is attractive sweets. The shop is spacious. There are plenty of tea and Japanese sweets. There are pickles. It’s a liquor corner.

It is a stuffed toy of the local bear. They also sell drinks and daily necessities. It feels like a convenience store. Women can rent colored yukata. Umbrellas are sold. There are pottery. The price is ¥ 2,268,000 ($17000), which is quite expensive. The shop also sells pottery. Beauty products are also available.

There were also some beauty products in the public bath. We have time to check in at 15:00, so we will kill time at the tea lounge. It’s a tea lounge. It is long and has chairs and a table.

From the lounge you can see the view of the east side of the hotel. Croque monsieur. Tea, milk, French toast. It is a popular curry rice cracker. We could see the famous ruins from the window.

Kinugawa Daiichi Hotel. Opened in 1956 as a branch of the Asaya Hotel, it closed in 2008 due to various reasons. There is no sign of people. There is the green river. This is Kinugawa. After that, our room was ready and we were given information.

If we stay in some of the upper rooms, we can use the premium lounge(プレミアムラウンジ). This is a colored yukata rental ticket (色浴衣レンタルチケット). A map of the hotel. Go through the passageway and move from Shuhokan(秀峰館) to Hachibankan(八番館). This is the connecting passageway to Hachibankan(八番館).

Hachibankan was renewed in July 2005, and the corridors are also luxurious. Something is written in kanji. This is the hallway of Hachibankan. The design is different from the aisle of Shuhokan. There is a premium lounge on the 6th floor of Hachibankan. Let’s enter.

Drinks and Japanese sweets are placed near the entrance, and there is a place to sit in the back. It’s not that big, and it looks cozy. We can drink various things such as peach tea. There was a Onsen manju(温泉饅頭) that was in the shop. We can also drink coffee and cafe latte.

There was water and so on. Take the elevator to the 7th floor. This is the passage on the 7th floor. Almost the same as other floors. We stayed in the guest room of Hachibankan. This is the most expensive room in the hotel. The key can be opened manually.

The first impression I got was that it was beautiful. It seems that it was renewed in July 2018. Kumiko is fashionable. There are shoe polishers. Charcoal is placed. There is a shoehorn and a full-length mirror. There is a toilet at the door immediately after entering. Minibar is on the left.

It’s the living room. It is a Japanese-style room. The bedroom is in the back. We will look at the minibar. Kumiko creates a good atmosphere. It is a golden gorgeous cup. TIGER electric pod. Espresso machine called FrancisFrancis. We can drink coffee. It is a coffee cup of NICCO. Jasmine tea. Hibiscus tea.

White peach oolong tea. Sleepy herbal tea. There is such a thing. The rest is coffee. Below was a trash can and a refrigerator. I like that it’s hidden behind a wooden door. Beer and Pocari Sweat. There is only water left. There’s something It is a toothpick. There is welcome coffee.

Sencha, genmaicha, and hojicha are served. A set of teacups is also provided. There is a TV in the living room. When I wondered what it was, it was a BOSE speaker. There are tissues and Blu-ray recorders. After using video distribution services, etc., log out before checking out.

There is a DVD of Beauty and the Beast. It’s a jewelry tray. It’s kind of us to have a key pocket. The sofa and cushions are in quirky colors. Yellow sofas are rare. There is a sightseeing map of Nikko(日光) and Kinugawa(鬼怒川). There are also some famous tourist attractions.

A muntin is embedded under the glass of the table. The back is a Japanese-style room. There is a kumiko on top. We open the left door. There’s something above Instructions on how to wear a yukata and how to use the safety box are included. A toothbrush is included in the towel set.

This is a towel set. Green socks are rare. Feather fabric. Bath towels and face towels. Safety box. The obi of the yukata is dark green. Yukata comes in small to extra-large sizes. Yukata is green. Free Wi-Fi is available on site. Paid massage is available. It’s a phone. There is something

There is a wall painting. I don’t understand what is written. It is a comment paper. There is an origami crane. Asaya ballpoint pen. The rooms are non-smoking(禁煙ルーム). I will look at the information about the building later. There was also a hot spring bun in the room. The room has a veranda.

It is the same direction as the view from the tea lounge. There is a bridge and Kinugawa. Kinugawa is said to be 177km long. We can see the train. There is an air purifier. It’s a Sharp Plasmacluster. The ceiling is also made of wood. Closet. A washroom and a bath.

It’s a twin sink. L’Occitane shampoo, conditioner and shower gel are provided. The dryer is a repronizer for luxury hotels. Men’s amenities are placed below, and women’s amenities are placed above. Soap and pins, etc. Hair ties and barrettes. Hairbrush, etc. Hairbrush, razor, cotton swabs, etc. There is a Panasonic facial. Amenities are substantial.

Hair tonic and styling water are placed. Skin lotions, emulsions, etc. A towel and toothbrush set. AFLOAT curling iron. This is the bath in the room. For the time being, it is an open-air bath. The spring quality is alkaline simple hot spring. Instead of flowing directly from the source, we use circulation filtration.

Shower is normal. Shampoo. The container is the same green as the yukata. Body soap and conditioner. It’s in front of my bedroom. Kumiko is polite. It feels like a Japanese style hotel. Switch is normal. Green is also used for the cushions. Pillows and beds are rather soft.

There is a large TV in the bedroom. There are outlets and USB ports. The switches are nice too. It feels good in bed. There is a dressing table and a chair. Panasonic massage chair. I think it’s a good layout. After entering the room, welcome fruit came. Lots of fruit.

This time I stayed in the guest room of Hachibankan(八番館), and there are 3 other types of rooms. Shuhokan(秀峰館) has more rooms and more room types. Currently, there are 192 rooms in total. We come to the basement floor of Hachibankan. There is a large public bath, but photography is prohibited inside.

It is a large public bath for men. There is a large indoor bath and an open-air bath. There were many kinds of shampoo. It is a large public bath for women. There is a large indoor bath and an open-air bath.

It seems that only the women’s bath has a mist sauna and a silky bath. It is called Taki no Yu(滝の湯). There is an after-bath place in front of the large public bath. It is on the 1st floor of Hachibankan. A large vase is displayed. There are Hinamatsuri decorations.

Move from the 1st floor of Hachibankan to the 1st floor of Shuhokan. There are various exhibits on the left and right. The atmosphere is different from the previous connecting passage. There is an exhibit on the wall. It looks like Japanese embroidery tools and materials.

We come to the first floor of Shuhokan. There is a resting place near the public bath. It seems that there is a work of wood. Heart of peace(和の心). It’s a fine table. There is also a large public bath on the 1st floor of Shuhokan. The shower head and dryer were ReFa.

It is a women’s bathhouse. There is a large indoor bath and an open-air bath. It seems that there is no silky bus. The men’s bath has a large indoor bath and an open-air bath. A little history of Asaya was written on the wall of the indoor bath.

In front of the men’s bath. Although the indoor bath was large, it gave the impression of a common large public bath. We can see the pool from the window on the stairs going to the second floor. There seems to be an outdoor pool in the summer.

We come to the 2nd floor of Shuhokan. It seems that there is a banquet hall. There is a private bath, massage, and bedrock bath on the 2nd floor. This is the reception. Entertainment facilities and bars are located on the 3rd to 5th floors.

It’s on the 3rd floor. It’s called Isabela Bird Square. There is an organ and a sofa. Let’s take a look at the atrium from here. The view is quite different from when I saw it on the upper floor. There is a pipe organ.

It is played automatically, and the view from here is also nice. There is an izakaya called Kinu no Kura(きぬの蔵). There are bars and game arcades. There is a game center called Las Vegas (ラスベガス). There is a drum master. There is table tennis and billiards reception. The inside is fairly spacious.

It may be quite crowded as a hotel game center. The bubble period may have been more exciting. The children here had a great time. There is a medal machine. Move from the 3rd floor to the 5th floor. There is a pool table on the 5th floor.

This is the entrance to the table tennis field. Fees apply for table tennis and billiards（卓球・ビリヤード）. There are only two tables of each. Kids room “Warabe（わらべ）”. It may be good for people with children. There is an exhibition corner of children’s picture Harie（童画はりゑ）. It seems that there are various children’s paintings. Asaya library（あさやライブラリー）.

Since it opened in 1888, it is celebrating its 130th anniversary. There are books on the history of Asaya, books on Nikko and Kinugawa, general books and magazines. There are many books. Reading is also good if we have time. This is the passage of Shuhokan on the 5th floor.

I feel that the hallway in Hachibankan is more fashionable. There is also a dining room on the 4th floor. We went to Asaya Library earlier. There is an aerial garden bath（空中庭園露天風呂） on the 13th floor. Move by elevator. The aerial garden bath（空中庭園露天風呂） is called Shoryu no Yu（昇龍の湯）. There are drinks at the bath.

Since shooting is prohibited, I will look at the HP. This is the highest open-air bath in Kinugawa Onsen. The boat-like bathtub was unique. The view is nice in the daytime. There was also a small indoor bath. The outside open-air bath was far from the bathtub. There was also a standing bath.

The view was great during the day, and the atmosphere was fantastic at night. The drawback is that it is a little far from the open-air bath. It is very cold in winter and you cannot enter when it is raining. Take the elevator down to the 1st floor.

We can see the gorgeous atrium from inside the elevator. The square on the third floor is approaching. The atmosphere changes from the 3rd floor onwards. Towels are not provided at all bathhouses, so we need to bring them own.

It is the business hours of the large public bath of Hachibankan(八番館). It is not open late at night. It is the business hours of the public bath of Shuhokan(秀峰館). It is also not open late at night. There was no shampoo in the Kuchu Teien open-air bath(空中庭園露天風呂). Other public baths have them.

It is a private bath(貸切温泉風呂). There are 4 types. The bedrock bath(岩盤浴) looks good The izakaya “Kinu no Kura(きぬの蔵)” is open only at night. We can have lunch in the dining room(和食ダイニング) on the 4th floor. There was also a karaoke room(カラオケ) on the 5th floor.

Dinner is served in a private dining room on the first floor. Buffet is the better option for dinner. There are more than 100 kinds of buffet. The restaurant is a completely private room. It’s a large room. Meal menu. Drinks can be ordered from a tablet. Non-alcoholic and soft drinks. It’s alcohol.

Japanese sake (Japanese rice wine). It’s not that expensive. Whiskey and beer. It is reasonably priced. Barley shochu. Bottle prices are a little high. Shochu. Bottle prices are high. Other types of shochu. Appetizers and appetizers were placed in advance. The aperitif is plum wine. Vegetables and bagna cauda. The vegetables were delicious.

There are 8 types of appetizers. It is a dish called “white vinegar dressing”. Soy milk tofu and salmon roe. There is a lot of things in it. Boiled kumquat honey bag hanging. The appetizer was a polite impression. It’s soup. It contains cod milt chakin and carrots. Soy sauce and sashimi.

There is flounder, bluefin tuna and red clam. Next dish. Tsuai crab, chicken cartilage fishballs. Cassis orange. A mallet is placed on the right. We look to the left. Is it a Hinamatsuri figurine? Tsugoi crab and chicken cartilage tsumire. I had delicious. Tochigi Wagyu beef sirloin grilled on a ceramic plate.

There is quite a volume, and at this point I am quite full. Cook together. Contains ebi-imo, scallops, and vegetables. Rice cooked with oysters and kanpyo. Pickles. Red soup stock. Strawberry (Tochiotome) and melon. Pudding made with homemade Nikko eggs. The food was plentiful and satisfying. I recommend the private dining room.

As a hotel, the Japanese, Western, and Chinese buffet with over 100 types is the major. There seems to be a live buffet such as meat. The next morning, We wii go to the breakfast buffet, so please see that for the state of the venue.

We will take a walk around the hotel at night. Lobby atrium at night. The ceiling is dark. It is an impression that the atmosphere does not change there. I like this organ. We’ll try one round. It is luxurious because it is a symbol of the Showa bubble (1990s). Elevator is working.

A mallet was sold at the shop. It seems to cost tens of thousands of yen. We go back to the room. The interior does not change much from daytime. It is a state of the open-air bath.

It’s pitch black outside and we can’t see anything. Ruins are nearby, so walking outside can be eerie. We will look at the information inside the hotel. The business hours of the public bath are written. The public bath went to everything. Kinugawa Onsen was discovered in 1691.

Founded in 1888, it was originally called Asaya Ryokan. It is written about Nikko Shinryo. The open-air garden bath(空中庭園露天風呂) is divided into the north side and the south side. Only Ryujin-no-Yu(龍神の湯) on the north side has a standing bath. It is written about the origin of “Kinuhime no Yu(きぬ姫の湯)” on the south side.

There are four types of private baths(貸切風呂), each with a different flavor. It seems that there is a small mallet above where the hot water comes out. It is written as a mallet that gives good luck. It is written about the source of Asaya(あさやの源泉).

It is an alkaline simple hot spring. It seems to be a common spring quality in Japan. The reason why hot springs are good for the body is written. Hot spring analysis report. It is an alkaline simple hot spring with a pH of 8.3.

The source name is written as Asaya Source (Kodakara no Yu). The female staff recommends how to spend your time at the hotel. After checking in, go to your room and then the public bath. Feel refreshed in the bedrock bath. Get rid of fatigue with massage and chiropractic.

Enjoy the night of your trip at an izakaya. Although it has been introduced, there were various facilities in the hall. Bathing. Although it is a circulation filtration type, it was kept at just the right temperature. The next morning. There is the Yomiuri Shimbun. A breakfast ticket. 7:00 to 9:00 is short.

Time and congestion are written. This is the lobby atrium in the morning. It was almost the same as it was during the daytime. The breakfast venue is on the 8th floor of Shuhokan. We went around 8:00. Sleeve cuffs and gloves are provided.

Breakfast is a buffet of 60 kinds. It is the same venue as the 100-kind buffet for dinner. The buffet table was large and there were many tables. We secured a table in advance. A tray and a plate. Salads. Dressings. Fruit and yogurt. Acai jelly, tea jelly, coffee jelly.

Warabi mochi, mango pudding, fruit punch. Shimotsukare is a Tochigi local dish. It is said to be a nutritional preservation food. Pickles. Umeboshi and rakkyo. Kintoki beans, kinpira burdock, and kamaboko. There are vegetables and eggs. Raw eggs and hot spring eggs. Fried egg. Stir-fried eggplant with miso. English Muffin.

We can make our own Eggs Benedict. Eggs Benedict is rare at buffets. Place spinach, bacon and poached eggs on English muffins. There is hollandaise sauce. Green beans, wild vegetable kinchasu. Country boiled taro. Yuba Koya. Meat and potatoes. Simmered tofu. A lot of cones. Scrambled eggs. There are many types of egg dishes.

Roll cabbage. Bacon. Wiener. French fries. Grilled chicken. Chinese Steamed Dumplings. Fried vegetables. Robatayaki. Omelets can be made in the live kitchen. Omelette topping. Bread or waffles. Omelet. Breads, etc. Jam or butter. Add sea bream dashi to white rice and add toppings. There are many ingredients. French toast. There is a drink bar.

Milk, acai juice, tomato juice. It’s fruit juice. There is onion sencha and water. The rice is Koshihikari rice from Tochigi prefecture. Rice comes out just by pressing one switch. There is Asaya curry. I ate curry in the morning. It was ranked first in the souvenir ranking, but the taste was also delicious.

There are mixed husk rice and porridge. Yuba udon and consommé soup. Mushroom miso soup. Miso soup with clams. It’s ice cream. There were chocolate flavor, vanilla flavor, matcha flavor and so on. Finally, there is the serial system. 60 types of breakfast buffet were rich in variety.

I took a lot. Is Asaya curry recommended? The dinner buffet has 100 types, so there will be more types. I bought a hot spring bun that I reserved the day before. After breakfast, but still in stock. Check out is early at 10am. Check out.

It was 151,380 yen (about 1050 USD). If it is a cheap room, it seems to be about 40,000 yen per night. There seems to be something called the Asaya Club. It seems that there are perks. There is early check-in and late check-out.

It seems that there are birthday points and special plans. I booked the bus the day before. Buses line up unexpectedly. It is a bus with NIKKO written on it. We were able to sit down because it was a reservation system. We leave the hotel.

The facilities inside the hotel were perfect. The atrium in the lobby seems to be typical of buildings during the bubble period. The public bath and food were also good. I think there is enough to be called the yokozuna of the East.

Check-out is at 10:00, so it’s a bit of a neck that you can’t relax too much. Return from Kinugawa Onsen station by limited express. Trains run infrequently, so it’s best to check in advance. It takes about 2 hours and 10 minutes to Shinjuku by express train.

Kinugawa cider was sold. It seems that there is a train girl character. Tetsudo Musume is a character named Miyabi Kinugawa. There seems to be another Onsen Musume character named Hinata Kinugawa. People were gathering outside. It is a steam locomotive called SL Taiju. It seems that you are working on a turntable.

Turntable work is done three times a day at 9:55, 13:40, and 17:00. It was powerful. It’s time to board the train. Go through the ticket gate. There is a demon and a locomotive. There are people. Express Kinugawa. It’s a red car body. SL Taiju is on the next platform.

It was the Limited Express Spacia. The body of the Limited Express Spacia was cool. It felt old inside. We take a ride. It feels like an ordinary express train. Leave Kinugawa Onsen Station. Kinugawa and Nikko have other inns that we would like to stay at.

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This is a review of the Kinugawa Onsen Asaya Hotel (鬼怒川温泉あさやホテル), a symbol of the 1990s bubble period in Japan.

We introduce the shuhokan lobby atrium built at $50 million, the VIP room of Hachibankan where I stayed, the facilities in the hotel, dinner in a private room, and the breakfast buffet.

■ Basic information
Facility name: Kinugawa Onsen Asaya Hotel
Opened: 1888
Number of rooms: 192
Date of stay: February 2023
Room: Hachibankan VIP Room
Plan: Private room restaurant, Private room plan to enjoy seasonal kaiseki cuisine / Enjoy Tochigi Wagyu beef

■Table of contents
00:00 Kinugawa Onsen Asaya Hotel (鬼怒川温泉あさやホテル）
00:27 Kinugawa Onsen Station (bound)
01:33 Asaya Hotel exterior/entrance
02:50 Shuhokan Lobby Floor
06:14 Shop
08:48 Tea Lounge
09:27 Ruins (Kinugawa Daiichi Hotel)
09:54 Information
10:26 Passageway from Shuhokan to Hachibankan/Premium Lounge
11:58 Room tour (Hachibankan VIP room)
23:34 Other room types
23:58 Hachibankan 1st floor public bath (no photography allowed inside)
24:50 Passageway from Hachibankan to Shuhokan
25:57 Shuhokan 1st – 13th floor
32:36 Check other facilities on paper
33:55 Dinner in private room
38:11 Over 100 types of food at the dinner buffet
38:33 Inside the hotel at night
40:05 Check the information inside the facility
42:31 Room bath
42:58 Breakfast buffet
50:38 Check out/Price details
52:14 Kinugawa Onsen Station (return)

■ History
1888 – Zenpachi Yagisawa founded Asaya Ryokan in Kinugawa Onsen.
1972 – Built a new Keifukan with 11 floors above ground.
1973 – Built Kanzankan with 2 basement floors and 11 floors above ground.
1977 – Newly built Hachibankan with 2 floors underground and 7 floors above ground.
1990 – Shuhokan (12 floors above ground) was newly built.
2005 – With the support of the Industrial Revitalization Corporation, debt waiver and separation of old and new were implemented. In July, Hachibankan was renewed, Keifukan was dismantled, and Kanzankan was changed to an employee dormitory (later dismantled).

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鬼怒川温泉の1990年バブル期の象徴「あさやホテル」の宿泊レビューです。

千と千尋の神隠しを彷彿させるロビー吹き抜け、宿泊した八番館の貴賓室、館内施設、個室での夕食、そして朝食ビュッフェなどをご紹介します。

■基本情報
施設名：鬼怒川温泉 あさやホテル
開業：1888年
部屋数：192室
宿泊日：2023年2月
部屋：八番館 貴賓室
プラン：個室料亭, 旬の会席料理を楽しむ個室プラン／とちぎ和牛を堪能
公式サイト：ttps://www.asaya-hotel.co.jp/

■歴史
1888年 – 八木澤善八により、鬼怒川温泉に「麻屋旅館」を創業。
1972年 – 地上11階建の渓風館を新築。
1973年 – 地下2階地上11階の観山館を新築。
1977年 – 地下2階地上7階の八番館を新築。
1990年 – 秀峰館（地上12階）を新築。
2005年 – 産業再生機構の支援により債権放棄と新旧分離を実施。7月に八番館をリニューアル、渓風館と解体、観山館を従業員寮に変更し（後に解体）、再建前は4館で360あった客室数を規模を縮小。

#鬼怒川温泉 #あさや #あさやホテル #鬼怒川温泉あさや #鬼怒川 #温泉 #バブル