Нам очень понравилось отдыхать в данном рёкане. Большое спасибо Хозяевам за прекрасный опыт проживания в традиционной гостинице!
Нас встретили на станции и отвезли обратно при выселении. При заселении рассказали всю необходимую информацию, выдали юкату и хаори, горячую воду, чай и вкусное печенье.
В номере тепло и красивый вид, сам номер имеет традиционный интерьер, в комнате тепло. При этом в номере есть туалет и раковина, сейф, холодильник, фен, кондиционер, футоны, телевизор. В коридорах прохладно, но во всех жилых помещениях тепло.
Традиционный ужин и завтрак вкусные, нам понравилось разнообразие блюд.
Онсен чистый, помыться можно только в одной комнате с ним, но там есть всё необходимое для приведения себя в порядок. Есть купель на улице и в помещении. Также есть приватный уличный онсен за дополнительную плату.
Получилось застать представление от местных жителей, которое для нас было интересным и необычным.
Можно взять велосипеды для прогулки, рядом с рёканом есть пробковый тир, ванны для ног, много кафе и небольшой замок на горе.
We stayed here for just a night without meals during our trip as a couple.
Check-in was until 6 PM, but we had called and it was no problem.
We arrived at 10 PM, and the man at the reception desk was smiling and polite.
Overall, it's an old Showa-era inn. The sulfur hot spring is available 24 hours a day, but it's also old and rusty in places. If that doesn't bother you, our 12-tatami Japanese-style room and futon were clean and fine. The hot water was very good, so we went in twice, once in the evening and once in the morning.
The internet was only available in the lobby, but it also worked in the room. I think I'd stay here again.
Breakfast, 8000 yen with large bath and the strongest hotel in Cospa.
The floor I stayed was the type of shoe to take off immediately after getting off the elevator.
The wall is thin, and the sound of life from the left and right rooms is heard.
Some people may not be good at it.
The breakfast was delicious and the public bath was satisfactory.
I didn't use it, but the public bath also had a sauna.
It's a Showa-era building, so it was nice to have a Showa-style presentation.
Cleaning was also done properly. The hot springs are quite large, have a slight sulfur smell, and the temperature is just right, not too hot.
The food was very delicious.
I would like to come again.
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