It felt like small luxury. They said on YouTube that the hotel had been renovated, but I wonder if the room I stayed in hadn't been renovated yet? It felt a little old. The TV only had terrestrial and satellite channels. There were four private open-air baths in the hotel, including a large communal bath. They were replaced late at night, so the sizes varied slightly. There was also a magnificent open-air bath in the guest room. It was enough to make you wonder how much of a hot spring fan you are! However, the large open-air bath in the room was enough. The room was spacious and relaxing, and it seemed like the room itself was enough. I wondered if it was really necessary to leave the room and wander around. We ate the food at our own pace in a private room. The selection was extensive, but the portions were small. It didn't go down well with alcohol. There were no pairings. Each dish was delicious. Perhaps because it was in the Kanto region, the flavors were a little strong, but the gaps between dishes were long, which was a bit of a problem. The staff were polite and it felt like a hideaway for adults, but the food was disappointing. Using local and seasonal ingredients, and being particular about the cooking, seasoning, and tableware is one way to enjoy a meal, but moderate portions are also important. Considering the accommodation fee, I think the food was well-thought-out, but I believe that meals are not just about eating, but also about spending time talking and drinking, so I wonder if they weren't even considering the pairings, as there was no pairing. I didn't feel like I got much value for the price.
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