Hotel Hananoyu

The rooms are clean and the buffet buffet is extensive. The bath was also nice. I didn't check, but I think it would have been nice if there was a sauna.

I made a reservation on the official page, used the national travel support, and stayed with a business plan that cut dinner. The room was a Western-style room for one person, but it was designed to eliminate waste like a business hotel. The baths are on the 1st floor of the West Building and the 10th floor of the East Building, but the baths close at 19:30, so the time to switch between the men's and women's baths is quite irregular. Also, the difference between the floors is extreme, so moving is troublesome. After closing at 1:00 a.m., you will be in the same bath from 5:00 to 9:00 the next morning. However, there are a wide variety of bathtubs, and even though I couldn't enter the hidden bath due to the snow, I've been hopping between them. It is dangerous to get in and out of the "Standing Hot Spring" in the "Garden Open-air Bath" on the 1st floor of the West Wing, and people under 1.4m are not allowed to enter it, but it is a bath where walking in the water is easy. In the large public bath on the 10th floor of the East Building, you can see the Ou Mountains from the cypress bath, the Ban'etsu West Line from the Binchotan charcoal and tourmaline baths, and the "Yutoriro Bandai Atami" from the germanium and pearl stone baths. There is no sweets in your room to pick you up, so let's go to the welcome lounge and eat. Open from 14:00 to 19:00. Book the shuttle bus in advance. Or ask the tourist association for help on the assumption that you will be staying overnight. The return bus departed at 10 o'clock with several people. This place is not as aggressive as "Mizansou", but we have a tie-up with "Onsen Musume".

I looked at the HP and it looked like a good inn, so I decided to stay. From the outside it looks like a nice inn, but the service is lacking. I waited in the lobby after completing the check-in procedure and after the final confirmation of the room, but I was not guided even after waiting for 30 minutes. After asking the staff, I finally got the key. The room was well managed, and the equipment and futons were comfortable. Dinner was supposed to be a kaiseki meal at a restaurant, but the place I was guided to was a dining space using a banquet hall. The atmosphere is bad and the number of staff is small, so the food is just brought one after another. The seasoning is not bad, but the atmosphere is ruined. The breakfast buffet was leisurely. The hot spring I was most looking forward to was smaller than I had imagined. The garden open-air bath can only be used by men after check-in until 19:30. In conclusion, I think that it is a level feeling that does not match the amount of money.