Seikansou

I visited with my mother.The receptionist was very friendly and the food was delicious.But the room next door until around 3am? I couldn't sleep because the sounds of chairs being moved in nearby rooms and loud conversations in foreign languages ​​other than Japanese were so noisy.I moved my futon far away and went to sleep after the noise stopped around 4 o'clock, but of course I couldn't get rid of my fatigue.The next day, I was supposed to be relaxing at breakfast, but for some reason I was lacking in sleep and had no appetite.When I told the person who brought me breakfast, ``I couldn't sleep because they were shouting in a foreign language until around 4 o'clock in a nearby room,'' I was told that ``some of the guests were families.'' So, I guess it's a child's voice.'' Huh? When I told them, ``It's not a child's voice, it's a young person in their 20s,'' but they couldn't have a conversation and said, ``There are a lot of people staying here with children.''When I asked, ``Do you have any foreign guests?'' I was told that this inn accepts young people from overseas who are working on what is called a working holiday in Japan, or who are attending a language school, so it is like a dormitory. There is. It was confessed.I wanted him to tell me the truth from the beginning without trying to mislead me, and I started to feel distrust.The morale of the foreigners living in the boarding house is not up to par, so I think this will be a problem unless something is done to improve it.

A ryokan where you can enjoy open-air baths in the rooms and in-room meals, which are rare these days.Rooms: Although it has been renovated for 20 years, the rooms are clean and comfortable with two rooms. Fortunately, I didn't encounter any of the insects I was afraid of based on the reviews...🙏Meal: Caviar and foie gras...I was a little worried about the unusual ingredients, but the food was delicious and the portion was enough to fill me up, even though I had to have less rice.Bath: The open-air bath in the guest room is pleasant. I feel energized when I see a natural mountain in front of me instead of a planted tree 🌲🌳 There is also an indoor bath, but I didn't go there this time.Services for families with children: There are 2 rooms, so you can borrow one futon for your child, making it comfortable even after they are put to bed. (Actually, it would be more comfortable if we could sleep in the same room, but we wouldn't have to worry about it.) They provided a child's chair, a trash can for diapers, and used children's tableware for meals, and the staff were kind.

The big insect in the photo as soon as I entered the room? There... it was very disgusting.There was also a cleaning cloth on the desk. Is it being cleaned properly?I was planning to celebrate my mother's birthday by paying a reasonable amount of money, but what about insects? Because of this, I couldn't take a proper bath or relax.The dinner was delicious, but the room was not cleaned properly, so it was a very unpleasant night.

・When I was eating rice, the centipede in the attached photo came out. I was worried that it might be inside my futon or my bag. I want you to exterminate pests.-The remote control is very dirty. I used 8 wet wipes to wipe it, but it was still brown so I gave up. It had terrestrial digital and analog buttons, so I think it was probably over 13 years old and had never been cleaned.・If the remote control is dirty, I'm worried that the chairs, tables, and other areas have not been wiped down.・The mirror is dirty. If people don't wipe the mirror, which is the most obvious place to see if they've cleaned it, I'm worried about where else they're cleaning it.・I have no objection to foreigners, but I couldn't understand the Japanese they were speaking, so I had to listen to the explanation several times. Please ensure that the inn provides explanations in Japanese that do not require you to listen to them again.・Is it okay to greet customers who enter at the entrance, young proprietress? I propped my legs up and waited while fiddling with my smartphone. It doesn't change even when customers come. If you can't sit up straight, it's better not to wait. I got the impression that old customs were being forced upon me by the landlady.・The staff guiding customers on the third floor is waiting while playing with their smartphones. It was scary to hear the staff members talking in foreign languages ​​in the hallway. Please at least speak Japanese.・The building shakes when a truck or large car passes by. I don't feel at ease at all.-Not recommended for elderly people as it is far from the station and has a steep slope. Even if you come by car, the station is far away, so it's better to take the bus and not walk. I would like someone to explain to me that if I don't use the bus, it will be difficult to walk up the hill.・When I took an open-air bath in May, I was bitten by mosquitoes in three places. There's nothing I can do about it since I'm naked. I would like the hostel to tell me what to do.・There were no curtains, so my eyes got cold from the sunlight at 5am. I wanted to sleep more slowly.・The food was delicious. I could feel the attention to detail, such as the selection of tableware and seasoning.・Even though it was a very nice inn, I thought it would be a shame to have such unpleasant experiences as centipedes and insect bites.

Looking at the total, there were many things that made it hard to believe that it was an 80,000 yen per night accommodation.The price may have been high because I made a reservation recently, but I don't think I'll be a repeat customer. .■Good points⚫︎The rice was creative and delicious (the dried fish for breakfast was so crispy that I couldn't eat it (lol))⚫︎The open-air bath on the terrace was large enough for two people and the water was nice and comfortable.⚫︎My room was on the 3rd floor, so the view was great.⚫︎Check-in and check-out both end in the room,Breakfast and dinner are served in your room, so you can do a lot of things in your room.⚫︎It was nice that there was a pitcher of water, a pot, a pack of hojicha, etc., so I could drink hojicha by myself whenever I wanted.■Bad points⚫︎The mysterious mat at the foot of the bed was covered in stains and I was horrified.I think it was probably a measure to prevent footsteps, but it looked really bad and was a bit of a shock to me, as I'm a bit of a clean freak.⚫︎There were no geta or sandals in the terrace open-air bath, which was very inconvenient when all I wanted to do was sit on the bench.⚫︎There is no shower or indoor bath in the room, so you have to wash your hair outside.There was a statement that recommended the public bath in winter, but I was surprised at how small the public bath was and didn't feel excited.⚫︎Even though it was November, the trees were amazing and there were 5 mosquitoes (lol)I couldn't sleep at night, and my husband and I desperately tried to kill him (lol)I thought it would be a good idea to install insect repellent spray in the room, as it would be a quick fix.⚫︎Mysteriously, there was only one slipper in the bathroom, so I had to ask for one. I felt worried about the service due to an incident 5 minutes after arriving (lol)⚫︎As others have mentioned, the sound of footsteps and the shaking caused by large vehicles is amazing.If there were so many footsteps and noises on the third floor, I thought it must be quite noisy downstairs, so even when I was in my room, I was paying attention to the opening and closing of the door and the footsteps, even though I was supposed to be relaxing. .My husband said it was relaxing, but I was shocked because there were so many things I was concerned about.Is it aimed at foreign tourists as a whole? There were many parts that I thought about.It was like a restaurant to welcome you and see you off.

When I arrived at the inn, they served me yokan and matcha tea.The yowan was homemade and delicious.There are stairs, so it might be difficult for people with walking problems.The hot springs were also great.I noticed that the room shook a little when a car passed by. The food service was polite.It was very delicious, but the amount was too much! Women might be happy that there was makeup remover too.

Great view and food

・Because Mr. Nakai is a foreigner (though he is smiling and responding well)It's hard to communicate.・Wrong serving of children's dessert and adult's dessert.・Repeated reminders to do bad things. I chose this inn because I wanted to eat slowly in my room, but I couldn't eat slowly.・We informed them of the ingredients that we could not eat, and they accommodated one item, but one item included it.- You need sandals to go to the private open-air bath, but they don't come in children's sizes, and the stairs to the bath are steep and narrow, so it was quite scary to walk down the stairs while carrying a 6-year-old in my arms. The distance is also quite long. I didn't use it.・The private open-air bath is large enough to accommodate only 2 people.・There are two washing areas in the large public bath.There was only one hair dryer in the changing room, which was inconvenient as there were 4 people taking a bath. After that, I discovered that there was a hair dryer in the room, but it was on the cupboard, so I had no idea it was here...・There was no instant coffee in the room, and I wanted to drink it in the morning, so I asked for a fee, but since it will be served after breakfast, is that okay? I was asked.・The footsteps and vibrations on the stairs echo inside the room. Is it an earthquake when a car passes by? I thought that many times.The amount of food was enough, but I would say the contents were pretty standard.Since the stairs are old, I don't think this accommodation is suitable for families with children or the elderly!Next time I would like to do more research before deciding!thank you very much.

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