Kohan-No-Yado Morimoto

Very good, satisfied with the stay

About an hour from Kanazawa. An inn that feels like an infinity, with so many amenities that I'm so happy. Yukata rental to choose from, tote bag in the room. I had to wrap my clothes in a towel to get back to my room before going to the public bath, but I was grateful for the attention to detail in the non-combustible tote bag. A slightly larger shampoo face wash foam. Sample type lotion emulsion cream cleansing. I am very impressed that they have everything essential for women. I feel happy and think that things like this are good. The drink bar is also fully stocked with apple cider vinegar and cups that you can take home with you to enjoy your chilled Kagabo tea room. I was greedy with my bag on my shoulder and two cups. Dinner is also served at long tables with a movie-like a**osphere. I can't say enough about the care they put into the menu with their name on it. Of course, I still think I'll go out to the extravagant dinner. I wish I had less side dishes and more local vegetables and fruits, and I find myself wishing for even more luxury. I laughed at how much I was able to meditate on the rich menu, thinking that ice cream with chocolate sauce and fruit would be better than pudding. There is a special bath time system, but there is a lacquered bath that looks like a boat with natural hot spring water flowing directly from the source.You can heat it up a little, let the water cool down, and then pour it over your ankles.It feels like an esthetician, and you can take a long bath while looking out at your own scenery, which is so luxurious. It's good to be in a good mood. Thank you for the memories.

First of all, it's unbelievable. The Yakult drink buffet was served with expired expiration date. I noticed it after my 2 and 4 year old children drank it. I can't believe they served Yakult that was 4 days old! I was worried all day that my stomach would hurt. Don't they check it every day? Yakult doesn't have such a long expiration date. Lack of management. They said they didn't notice, but that's not enough. No matter how much they apologize, I don't trust them. Fortunately, they didn't have diarrhea, but I was also depressed that I gave it to my child. Subsequent evaluation When we arrived, it was far from a warm welcome. We went to the employee standing in front of the gate, and when we asked what we should do with the car, he finally said, "The car is over there." I was honestly surprised. After that, we checked in and booked a private bath for our family. They said they didn't have a private bath for 4 people, so we used the one for 2 people. Since our children are 2 and 4 years old, the tub-shaped bath was dangerous and there was only one washing area, so we regretted using it. I wish they had told me about that. The room was quite normal. The building was old, but it was well-cleaned, and the bedroom had a homely feel reminiscent of my parents' house. The food was excellent. I've been to many hot springs, but this one was the best in terms of taste and quantity. Each dish was made very carefully, and I could feel the thought of the chef. The waitresses were also polite, and I was very happy with their consideration for the children. However, when we finished the meal and left, there was no one there, and I heard a laughter from behind the kitchen curtain, which was a bit disappointing. After finishing the meal and returning to the room, there were children's shoes scattered at the entrance, and I wondered if the futon had been laid out yet, but it had been laid out. It was a futon made of two thin futons stacked on top of each other, which made my body hurt. It's natural to put your children's shoes away and put them away, but this is an inn. A little consideration can make a big difference in the impression. The bath. The view was great and it was very comfortable. There was a shampoo buffet, body soap for children, lotion, etc., so we were able to reduce our luggage. The open-air bath was too hot to enter. The place to dry your hair was neat and tidy, but the Showa-era pink hair dryer and the case for the combs and cotton were cheap and disorganized, like something from a 100-yen store. When we left the bath, it was pitch black in front of the elevator, which was a little scary. Maybe it was to save electricity. It's been a while since our last family trip. What was a fun memory has become a sad one. We used the goto discount, but I don't think we'd use it again at the regular price. More than anything, it's a shame that we couldn't let our children stay there safely.