巛-sen-湯河原

It is a renovated inn that is quite old, and although it looks new on the outside, there are signs of age on the inside.There is a shortcut road from the main street to the inn, but it is only accessible by a very small car. Ordinary cars need to go up and down the mountain.The elderly male staff always served customers courteously, but the level of service was not uniform across the board, and the young female staff honestly did not respond well.Yugawara has good spring quality. The hot springs were great.The food is average. Because the emphasis was on speed, many dishes were prepared in advance.The room looks beautiful and has been renovated, but there are a lot of issues with it, such as a gap in the glass next to the entrance and an oddly fluffy floor.However, considering that the price is just over 20,000 yen per person during the regular season, I felt it might be worth visiting again for the hot springs.

Visiting the old and discovering the new - A perfect renovated inn that brings to life the knowledge of the past and the new.I stayed here with a friend who loves traveling.As we stepped inside from the old-fashioned entrance, we were greeted by an innovative lobby that made us feel like we had traveled back in time to the near future.The room is "Twilight Room [with indoor bath]" number 21.It was a large room for 3 people in this inn, so the two of us could use it spaciously and relax.The beautiful greenery of the mountains on the Shizuoka Prefecture side shines through the wooden windows that have remained the same since the time of the old inn. The cherry blossom season would be the best~It's also the dry winter season, so it's natural that the wooden frame windows have a little gap, just like the windows in my parents' house that are over 90 years old. I also felt a sense of familiarity with the rotary key.It has a calming atmosphere that combines features from the old inn with a sophisticated, up-and-coming interior, and the mismatched feel is quite unique.From the indoor bath with natural hot spring water, you can see the greenery of Shizuoka Prefecture through the steam.I felt so good that I ended up taking a long bath.The water temperature is about 46 degrees, just like the source. (Quoted from the hot spring ingredient display table) It seems that almost no changes have been made to it.The "hot water feeling" is gentle on soft skin.I completely immersed myself in the large bathtub that you see in Western movies and felt at peace both physically and mentally.All-inclusive, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks are of satisfactory quantity and quality.Mainly local products.We don't drink much, but it's a great service for those who like alcohol.In the shared corner of the separate room, you can drink as much as you want from the beer server even at night without worrying about the time.Soft drinks were also available, and there were also plenty of nostalgic sweets for children, such as snacks, chocolates, and nuts.Dinner is a Japanese-style kaiseki course based on the concept of ``retracing Japan's past to present day.''The name of the restaurant is REPAST.The cooking method used by people in ancient times is used to create an exquisitely delicious dish.It was beautifully presented, delicious, and each dish made my brain and body dance with joy.Especially Kamakura vegetables are very fresh and crunchy!I'm very happy with how colorful it is.The volume is more than enough for those of us who have grandchildren.Since I am from the Showa era and think it would be a waste to keep them, I canceled the three items in advance.I'm sorry, everyone in the boardroom.The ``Inari sushi with boiled beef'' that we had prepared for us as a late night snack had a subtle sweetness, was gentle on the stomach, and very delicious.The containers used for accommodation (boxes) are of high quality and innovative, and I wonder if they will be able to keep up with the changes of the times.On the other hand, I felt that the staff was made up of people with little experience in the industry.We cannot recommend this hotel to those who expect the hospitality of a long-established luxury inn.Also, it may have been a coincidence, but there were multiple occasions where I felt that the behavior of the customers was not very good.for examplePeople who are sitting back to back at a restaurant...Every time he stood up, he hit the back of my chair multiple times...it was so strong that I was startled since he was eating, but he didn't say anything.AndI am the only one who can navigate the narrow passage! he said, strutting his shoulders and making no effort to avoid the person passing by.AndPeople who enter the hotel and suddenly start talking loudly near the front desk.AndThere were some people we rarely see at the facilities we have stayed at.This was something I was curious about since it was a nice box.Well, all in all, I think that this traditional hot spring resort, Yugawara, will be a new type of inn that combines the old and the new, and that many travelers will stay at this inn from now on.We pray for the continued prosperity of Onjuku.Thank you very much for your help this time.Thank you.

Although it is a hot spring inn, there is no public bath, but each guest room has an open-air bath (semi-open-air bath) with natural hot spring water, and there are two saunas for private use. …

The best!! ️|The food is the best. The arrangement, color, and seasoning are outstanding. |All-you-can-drink and sauna are also good. …

I went there in January 2024 to celebrate my mother's birthday.There are four parking lots located at the top of the steep slope. I parked the car closest to the hotel, but it was still a bit of a walk.Welcome drink at the lobby lounge, the room is the most orthodox twin room, everything in the fridge is free, a private sauna that can be reserved once on the same day or the next day, a mist lounge that can be used at any time during your stay, where you can drink as much as you want from the beer server and coffee. For some reason, I can drink all-you-can-drink consommé soup, mixed nuts and chocolate, and ramune as much as I like. You can drink only one bottle of your choice in the refrigerator in your room for the cost of your stay. By the way, if you don't finish drinking what's in the fridge, you'll be told at the beginning that it's okay to take it home with you, so you don't have to force yourself to drink it. There are small snacks to keep you full until dinner.I wouldn't say this is what I'd like for dinner, but the flavor goes well with alcohol. Since it was winter, we were lucky to see crabs.The breakfast was a good mix of the breakfast at the inn and some things you wouldn't be able to do at home.It was a great point to be able to take a bath in the hot spring water and drink it many times after arriving at the inn, but it was a little too small.I think this is a good accommodation for people who like saunas, people who like drinking alcohol, and people who can afford it.

The room is extremely dry. The only humidifier I have is a Sharp vaporizer. The hallways are not air conditioned and are cold.It would be better to rethink this as a job that provides space. The food and customer service are passable.

This is my first time using it.The room was very clean and we received an aperitif box. As the name suggests, the box is full of colorful and elaborate snacks that go well with wine.The open-air bath in the room was a little small, but it had a sense of privacy and I was able to relax until dinner time.Dinner is served at a restaurant.I was greeted by a stylishly decorated open kitchen and an impressive young petite woman who guided me to my seat.The dishes are prepared with great care from beginning to end, and the flavors are consistently delicious.There are many dishes that go well with alcohol, such as whitebait toast, rice croquette, scallop tempura with medicinal salt, eel and millet gluten, and salmon potato sushi.In the middle is a beautifully arranged Heian junihitoe sashimi with light snow soy sauce and wasabi sauce. This is also very delicious and I am impressed by both the appearance and taste.I also ate all the Kanagawa vegetables that came with it.The main dish is an assortment of duck, lobster, and Ashigara beef. A combination of soft duck with a strong soup stock, lobster with green onion miso, charcoal-grilled Ashigara beef and rock salt. Everything was delicious and the Kanagawa-yaki vegetables were sweet, so I finished it all.The rice is steamed crab sushi. This was my first time eating it, and the aroma of the kelp and crab was very nice, and the tinted egg, shiitake mushrooms, and ginger were also nice, and I could eat them all even if I was full.All of the dishes tasted like bonito and kelp soups.Although the appearance of the dishes was a fusion of Japanese and Western styles, the seasoning was well-seasoned.I was impressed by the playful dishes packed with high-quality Japanese cooking techniques. The petite wait staff had cute smiles and detailed explanations of the dishes, which added a nice spice to the dishes.When I returned to my room, I had a late night snack of beef tendon Inari.I had already had too much to drink and was barely able to get back to my room with the help of my partner, but the deliciousness of the beef tendon Inari gave me the final blow and I drank again and fell asleep.Even though I had a light hangover at breakfast, the freshly cooked rice, kenchin soup, rice accompaniment, whitebait salad with lemon ponzu sauce, unusual hot spring egg, and almond tofu were all delicious.Anyway, the food is impeccable, and there are non-alcoholic drinks and soft drinks available even for those who don't drink alcohol.Even if you subtract the negative points of the facilities as others have written, there are many positive points.Overall, I am It was a great satisfaction. It was a ryokan that I wanted to support, as the staff were smiling, and the food and drinks were better than the photos I saw on the website when I arrived.Rather than being seen as a luxury inn, it is a revitalized inn that is working hard.I would definitely like to use it again when I come to the Yugawara area.Thank you for the wonderful time.

This inn is an innovation from an old inn. of priceI think it's pretty bad considering. Also, the front desk will be closed late at night. I understand if it's a cheap hotel. Also, there is no advance announcement. . Apparently, a terminal in the room displays a notification that the front desk is not available, but the terminal in the room I stayed in kept showing a communication error.Although I felt that they were particular about the food and menu, the taste was mediocre.The hot springs were nice.

It was my first time staying there.Since it's all-inclusive, I think it's good for those who like alcohol to be able to drink a variety of drinks, especially at dinner, even though it's self-serve! I was particular about the food, and it was delicious.There are two points that caught my attention.First, the building is old, so the sounds of people talking, creaks, and doors opening and closing can be quite annoying. There were some people with small children, but you could hear the noise as they ran around.Wouldn't it be suitable for people who want to spend a quiet time? and.Second, the bathroom is ventilated by a ventilation fan and a window that is fully open, but small insects can get in. When I go in, I close the door and find that the sink is also built into the bathroom, so the mirror fogs up and the cup that was left behind. Bottles of lotion and lotion, as well as wooden stands, can get quite wet.I don't think it would be a problem if you brushed your teeth and then took a bath, but at my house it was the other way around, so I ended up brushing my teeth barefoot in the wet sink.I was really concerned about the water area.The roads are narrow and parking lots are scattered, so if you are not used to driving, you should be careful.Other than that, the staff were kind and I was able to relax and relieve my fatigue.

I come to Yugawara often. . 😌♨️🍶 I found a wonderful accommodation! We are renovating an inn that was founded in 1889, and there are many steps and the slope to the inn is quite steep, but we got 100 points! Overall, the staff are kind and courteous 💮 It seems like a child-friendly inn! ``All In Kurushibu'' is budget-friendly. Both the room and dinner restaurant are mist lounges, and you can drink as much as you like (@￣□￣@;)! ! I was drinking all the time! It's been a while since I last went to Chikaku no Tako. . I was happy to see my energetic aunt again ❤️For the souvenir, I decided on Kobaido's millet mochi (*^o^)／＼(^-^*)This is delicious➰. .