Green View Tateyama

There is no shower in the hotel room, you have to go to the public bathroom, which is the characteristic of hot spring hotels. Accept it! However, in addition to the room fee, you have to pay extra for bathing! This is amazing. I didn't remind you when booking that the bathing fee has to be paid separately!

This hotel is located at the entrance of the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route. A 3-minute walk from Tateyama Station: Tateyama Cable Car, the gateway to the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route, this is a public inn that includes the Tateyama Mountain Range, Kurobe Dam, and the alpine plant Midagahara. The check-in process was easy to understand and very polite. I paid in advance first, but I was able to pay the bathing tax for two people in advance. From the lobby lounge where you can enjoy free drinks (coffee, tea, etc.), you can overlook the greenery, and when I thought it was a beautiful flower, there was a picture of the flower and a small frame with the name (Japanese dogwood) on the table. Currently, it is all-inclusive, and welcome drink, soft drinks and alcohol at dinner are all-you-can-drink for 90 minutes. Women can choose colored yukata. I heard that there was a shampoo bar in the men's bath. At the men's shampoo bar, my wife said, "I wish there was a refreshing tonic shampoo." We could see the local trains running from our room. It was a beautiful Japanese-style room with a wide veranda. I had two room keys, which was very helpful. It was a room that train enthusiasts would want to stay. Tetsu-chan, who loves railways, looked up the train timetable and said, "It's coming soon." Even at night, when the train came, I would open the window and watch. The hot water in the bath was very good, I was surprised. It was slimy eel hot water. It is a hot spring that makes your skin moist and smooth. It is a thing with the source of the source. There was no open-air bath, but I was very satisfied with the hot spring. We had dinner in a beautiful large restaurant. The tables and between tables were spacious. I had a simple kaiseki course, so it was a simple and light dinner, but the amount was just right for me. I'm happy that I can eat enough rice. In terms of content, it may not be good for gourmet-oriented people. For all-you-can-drink, I drank draft beer, so I only drank a glass of draft beer and half a glass of black draft beer, but my companion drank as much as I didn't drink. The Japanese sweets dessert was also delicious. It was a relief. Breakfast was a Japanese set meal, and drinks were buffet style. It was a hotel where I was deeply moved by the hot spring water.