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It was a nice stay for mom too.It has a wide variety of amenities, and there are little touches here and there that families with children will appreciate.We traveled by bus from Kuroiso Station.The area around the station was well-stocked, so having lunch made for a good time.The hotel's shuttle was waiting at the nearest bus stop, and we arrived at the destination without any waiting time.My child loves dinosaurs and swimming pools, so this will be my second visit in a few years at the end of September.The leaves had not yet turned red, but I think it was a good season, neither too hot nor too cold.Above all, I was able to enjoy the spacious heated pool facility to my heart's content.It's good that this place is indoors. You don't have to worry about direct sunlight or wind and rain, and you can also enjoy the warm jacuzzi and sauna.It was also convenient to be able to go directly to the hot springs via the changing room and wash my hair immediately after swimming.What I was happy about was the shampoo bar service, where I was able to try out commercially available shampoos and conditioners that I had been longing for but had never used. It is also helpful to be able to choose hypoallergenic products for children.There were also quite a lot of other amenities.In addition to general items, there are plastic bags for wet swimsuits, cards for sanitary products services, etc.In particular, the disposable towel that can be wrapped around your head to form a hair turban (it's long and thin, the back is smooth, and the surface is like a scrubbing towel or Velcro, making it easy to wrap) was incredibly comfortable to use.You can easily tie up your wet hair, it's not as painful as a hair tie, and it doesn't get stuffy like a hair cap. It was so easy to wrap it up and take care of the kids or take an open-air bath.I took a bath twice during my stay, and I saw someone at the inn cleaning the room both times. The pool and bath were very clean, probably because of the diligent cleaning.The room was in an old building, so it seemed a bit moldy when I entered. I thought so, but the cleaning was thorough and I didn't have any particular concerns after that.The consideration given to children was so thorough that it was disgusting.In addition to slippers, children's Crocs are available for rent inside the facility, and diaper bins are clearly set up.What surprised me was the attitude of the staff during dinner.The children's tablecloth was decorated with a coloring page of the hotel's dinosaur character Bradon, and the children were very happy. I wanted to color it as soon as I sat down, and she noticed that right away. "If you don't mind, please come along," he said with a kind smile and lent me a set of colored pencils, which was a great success.It was a very safe inn, with such detailed know-how accumulated. Also, I'm surrounded by people with children, so I feel at ease...By the way, when we visited, all the families were having fun, but they weren't having too much fun or making loud voices. It was quiet at night too.The play equipment in the kids' corner and the children's books and encyclopedias in the lobby were both clean and clean, and not the usual ``old and dirty items that are left there for the time being'' situation. The kids were fascinated by both. By the way, the hair dryer in the changing room was new and dried my hair quickly. Thank you.It was also great that there were so many fun events that I wish they had advertised more.Although it was September, the entire building was decorated with Halloween decorations, and even dinosaur robots were cosplaying. The Bradon stuffed animals and illustrations everywhere were so cute🦖Being able to set off hand-held fireworks at the front door at night also gave me a sense of the season. I bought the smaller 400 yen set at the shop, and they lent me a water bucket and a chukkaman, and I was also given the opportunity to take care of the garbage disposal. It was dark all around, so it was very sparkly and beautiful.There was also a small riddle to search for keywords and a raffle where you could win dinosaur goods, making it a place the whole family could enjoy.The food was also really delicious. While using local ingredients such as yashiomasu, rice, and pork, there are rich homemade dishes such as yuba and tofu.Personally, I was impressed by the maitake and pumpkin tempura, which were crispy and had the flavor of the ingredients.The duck meat had no odor and was juicy, and the meat was generally tender.There are many dishes that are suitable for children, and my child especially liked the Utsunomiya gyoza.Because the grapes and melon were seasonal, they tasted so high-class that I wondered if it was okay to eat them at a buffet.The inn had a lot to offer, but at the end I was able to relax and drink coffee in the lobby.It was originally a nice inn for children, but when I visited for the first time in a while, I found that the hospitality was even more powerful than before. I would definitely like to come visit again.