I used it with 3 friends.The rooms were exactly as I imagined them to be, just like the photos on the website, and were very nice.Both dinner and breakfast looked gorgeous and delicious.However, I was a little concerned that there were weeds growing on the path from the guest room to the poolside.Here are the reasons for the ☆1.Originally, I was planning to give it a rating of 4 or 5 stars.In short, the attitude and response of the front staff was terrible. This is the first time I have been treated so poorly.*This facility is like a sister facility to Rantei, and check-in and check-out are done at Rantei's front desk.After checking out, I was shopping at a shopping center about a 20 minute drive away when I received three missed calls.When I called back, the staff member who was in charge at check-out told me that the bathing tax had not been paid.However, we were never asked about the bathing tax at check-in or check-out (we thought it was included in the room rate), so it seems to be the fault of the front staff. Masu.Then, on the phone, he asked me, ``What should I do?'' without showing any signs of being offended.(At that point, I felt very uncomfortable.I don't know what kind of manual the facility has, but since it was a mistake on the facility's side, wouldn't it be common sense for the staff to come and collect the money or for the customer to come and collect the money? )However, I thought that if I continued to talk on the phone, he wouldn't get any attention, so I replied, ``I'll go from here,'' and called it a day.After that, I went to Rantei and asked the woman at the front desk to call the person in charge of check-out and made the payment, but this time there was no apology for the lack of explanation or apology for the inconvenience. The only apology I received was, ``I'm sorry that you had to come,'' and I felt like I was reluctant to say it. (Do not lower your head.)In the end, they started making excuses like ``the customer left too soon,'' which was really unpleasant.(We stayed outside for a few minutes after checking out, so if you followed us right away, we would have made it in time.)I was not satisfied with the response, so I asked someone higher up. However, the person didn't even say his name, so I kept wondering who you were. He apologized and gave an excuse. (First of all, shouldn't you come with me when you call the person in charge?)Everyone makes mistakes, so if you apologized properly the first time, I think I would have been able to convince myself that things like that happen, but from beginning to end, I acted as if it wasn't my fault and pretended to be remorseful. I couldn't. (I'm sure you really think it's not your fault.)The person was a man wearing glasses and wearing a tag that said "Intern".If it was a mistake made by someone in such a position, shouldn't the boss immediately step in and follow up? I think so too. I can easily imagine that this is a workplace where even the Houren Minister is not considered to be very good.I was thinking of using this service again in the future, but I don't think I will use it again considering that person might treat me in the same way.It was a wonderful facility, so I can't help but feel very disappointed.Given that you are in the service industry, I think it would be better to understand that just one person's actions can change the impression so much.The staff at the glamping facility and the female staff were all very pleasant, so I was especially impressed.I pray that no one will be affected by this kind of damage in the future.