Itou

The food and hot springs are both great.

The specially ordered horse sashimi was delicious!

The rice is just so good! The open-air bath can be seen from the outside, so it's a little scary, but I don't think anyone will see it.

I had high expectations because of the high reviews.However, I was disappointed that the horse sashimi was frozen even though I had ordered it in advance. The food was at the level of a normal guesthouse.There is no air conditioner or fan in the changing room.You can adjust the temperature of the indoor bath by adding water, but the outdoor bath has to be at a temperature that is adjusted by the inn.From an architect's point of view, it doesn't make sense.I feel sorry that I operated the hot spring without knowing the circumstances (I didn't touch the hot spring valve, I only intended to let out water).If indoor baths are available, wouldn't it be a good idea for the service industry to provide similar facilities for open-air baths?We want our customers to have a comfortable stay. Isn't it?I think the optimal temperature varies from person to person, but do you feel like you don't have to go in if it doesn't match your husband's temperature setting?Words to use when checking the valve issueI felt quite accused."What did you do for me even though it was written in my writing? That's why it took so much time!"“I went up to the mountain(?) and it was tough!You wrote it, right? Didn't you see it? ”“My husband adjusts the temperature properly, so there won’t be any problems!”That's what I heard.(The husband may have been angry because he had to go to the mountain.)I was scolded before the meal, so I couldn't enjoy the meal.(I also like that there is an aluminum bat placed next to the dining table for cleaning up. Since I'm doing it alone, I guess it can't be helped to save time.)I always tell my subordinates, ``If you can't get your message across to the other person, it's because you're not communicating well enough. Before you blame the other person, reflect on yourself.''There were reviews saying that the rooms and baths were clean, but this is to be expected since it's a paid hotel.There's no way we haven't done that.Two groups per day does not mean that we are being generous with only two groups, but rather that we only have two groups to work with.I didn't feel it was particularly good value for the price.

The location was wonderful, with views of the Tsuetate River and mountains from the room window. All the meals were delicious, and I was able to relax in the private bath without any hesitation. The landlady was also kind and gentle, and it was a very nice place.

I stayed there once a few years ago, and the other day, for the first time in a while.This is a very well maintained inn.Immediately after checking in, I took an open-air bath and there were several fallen leaves in the bathtub, so I collected them on a stone and placed them.The next time I went in, it was neatly cleaned up.Even the piping and tanks are clean.Of course, the rooms and hallways are also clean.There are many inns that do not thoroughly clean their rooms for the sake of elegance.I thought it was amazing.The rice is also delicious.Horse sashimi is optional, but it's better to ask.The apple gratin was also consistently delicious.It was so nice to be able to relax.I would like to go again if I get tired of daily life.

It felt like I was back home.The hot springs were really good.

Fantastic Japanese inn. The rooms are clean, the food is good, and the private hotspring baths are amazing.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, we were only able to accommodate one group per day, so we were able to stay with peace of mind.The bath was large, the water was just right, and I was able to relax.The rice was also very delicious.The accommodation was quiet and I was able to spend a relaxing time.The landlady was also very nice.I want to go again.