エスコートアライペンション

Around 17 yearsIs goingIt's a pension!

The bath was especially nice. The food was Japanese food and was healthy.

It was a very nice inn (*´ω｀*) Anyway, the hot springs are great! ! Enjoy the snowy open-air bath to your heart's content♪There are two types of family baths: those with open-air baths and those without. The reservation system allows you to simply write your room number on the whiteboard in the hallway, so you can enjoy it as many times as you like during your stay. (However, two consecutive frames in the reservation slot are not allowed)Naturally, you can use the hot springs to rinse your hair ♪ When I rinse my hair in the hot springs, it becomes extremely smooth! What's more, it's long-lasting and kept me dry for days after I got home!The room we stayed in was a Japanese-style room that resembled an inn. It seems that it was originally a restaurant.The washbasin is attached to the room, but the toilet is shared. Before I went, I thought it would be inconvenient, but all I have to do is go out into the hallway and go to the clean, fully automated toilet, so considering it's a house, it's not at all inconvenient.I read a review that said the rice was just a normal home-cooked meal, but don't be fooled! There are so many small bowls lined up that you can eat a variety of ingredients, and what about the main dish? There are a lot of (meat and fish)! Sashimi, chicken wings, tempura, and grilled fish...you'll be very full (*´ω｀*) The rice is served in ohitsu, so you can adjust the amount.Breakfast has a lot of items and is very healthy.The host was a kind and talkative person. He is always in the cafeteria during meals and tells customers stories about the snowy country and his previous job. Watching it made me think that lone skiers don't have to feel lonely. His wife is also kind and a good cook.It's a bit of a walk from Kusatsu Yubatake, but it's not that far.It was a very nice stay. I really recommend it! !

A homely pension