インターリゾート東屋

Day-trip hot spring use: Great view of Mt. Fuji from the bath on the 4th floor.

One bus from Tokyo! Great cost performance for running training at cool Lake Yamanaka!I used it for a run at the cool Lake Yamanaka during the Obon holidays. I thought it was a facility that other runners would like to know about. The manager was very kind and I would like to thank you for allowing me to spend my time without any inconvenience.1) Perfect location for running as you can reach Lake Yamanaka with just one bus from Shinjuku Bus Terminal!It was a 3-minute walk from Hirano bus stop, and it was a perfect distance for a run as it was right along Lake Yamanaka. There are 7-Elevens and small shops around the Hirano bus stop, so I was happy to be able to buy fruits and other things.2) There is a mineral activated stone hot spring that is available 24 hours a day and offers a view of Mt. Fuji!There was a jet on the side of the bathtub, although it wasn't very strong, so when I put it on the soles of my feet or back, my body immediately became warm. The water drops to a very cold temperature, so you can take alternating hot and cold baths.3) You can wash your soaking running clothes right away!There are about 7 washing machines and 4 dryers in the area where you go from the main building to the building on the side. Washing machine is free. The dryer costs 100 yen and takes about 10 minutes. Being able to do laundry immediately after a run was great. The recommended time to do laundry is early in the afternoon. I have free time when the kids are practicing at training camp.4) There is a space where you can take care of your body!In a Western room, you can't lie down on the floor, and in a Japanese room, on the tatami floor, you wonder if it's okay to stretch, but there was just the right space for stretching. I was able to use the mattress I had brought there and do muscle training and stretch.5) Convenient!On the reservation page, it was stated that only a TV would be provided, but they also provided one cooling fan with mist, one small electric fan, a hair dryer, a set of towels, and a toothbrush, which was very helpful.There is also a microwave and hot water pot near the reception on the first floor, and even during times when it was difficult to go outside due to the typhoon, I bought food in advance and stored it in the cold storage, so it was convenient to eat hot food in my room. did. There was also a vending machine near the public bath, which was convenient.(Others) I guess the humidity is high because it's close to the lake. There was a smell from the elevator, but I could use the stairs so it wasn't a problem. The rooms and public baths used by guests were kept clean and comfortable.

Good cost performance. The bathhouse is open 24 hours a day. The room was clean. There is a convenience store nearby which is convenient. The front desk is almost always absent, so you will have to call the extension number. Smoking is not allowed inside the room, but there is a smoking area in the hallway, so the hallway smells of cigarettes.

Convenient as you can walk to the convenience store. You can see Mt. Fuji from the bathtub. It feels old, but it seems like it has been cleaned properly. The host was very kind and I had a comfortable stay. I don't have a washlet, but at this price I'll put up with it. There were only groups of students who appeared to be on a training camp. Bikes were also parked. There is Wi-Fi.