旅館 三国園

That's the worst. How much does the meal cost per person?It was so bad that I left almost all of my dinner. It was tasteless and too small. This is my first time at an inn like this. I can't help but feel that it would be nice if the food was served. I could feel the feeling that I would like to eat deliciously and come back again. I didn't. The hot water was good and the rice for breakfast was delicious, but I won't be using it again. By the way, the pork shabu only is much more delicious.

Anyway, the facilities are old, but if you like retro Showa eras, this might be a problem. Like a rotary phone.There are almost no amenities for dogs such as sheets. Maybe a towel to wipe your feet at the entrance.The food was modest for the price, but delicious.When I walked on the tatami there was a part where I felt like I was sinking, which really surprised me.It was a good service and room for the price.I don't think it's suitable for people who are concerned about hygiene or cleanliness.It was a great trip, and I felt nostalgic, like going to my grandma's house.It is not barrier-free.There is no elevator, so it is not suitable for people with weak legs.The road to the inn is also steep.

An inn where you can stay with your dog. That's just it.It can't be helped that it's old, so it doesn't feel very clean. As per other people's lower reviews.It's nice to have a bath that's open 24 hours a day, but when is it cleaned? That's the level.Even though it cost over 30,000 yen for two people during the Obon period, there was nothing to sell. The food is very simple with no main dishes and small portions.The pain of eating in a musty room from start to finish.It's scary because it feels like the floor is going to fall through in some places.The facilities are still the same as they were in the past, and it may sound cold to say this, but I get the impression that they are continuing to extend their life until they go out of business.

I brought my dog ​​and everything was great.Before coming, I was a little worried because of some comments with low scores, but in the end it was a great decision. I've been to many places with my dog ​​from as far north as Hokkaido to as far south as Okinawa, but I'm personally very satisfied with the price here at Sangokuen.With a quaint building, a friendly owner and his wife, and a wonderful private open-air bath, I don't think owners who truly value their pets will regret coming here.

A typhoon is approachingSince there were no other customers, the hot springs were always private and it was great.I had a great experience because even if I spent a lot of money, I couldn't stay in a hotel with such history and charm.

I don't think there are any better hot spring inns that allow pets.There are many good places if you pay a lot of money, but the location and open-air bath while enjoying the great outdoors are the best!If I had to say anything, the sounds of walking and closing doors can easily be heard, so please be considerate of other guests.Let's all the guests work together to create the best space💯

I visited with my husband and two dogs on May 3rd and 4th.The building is old, but the hot springs and food were good.There are foot towels and a foot washing area at the entrance. There's also a dog run.

I used it in early December.It was a cheap stay and the spring quality was great![What to bring next time]・Dog supplies (toilet seat, rice plate, crate)·dryer・Amenity (skin care, shampoo conditioner, brush, cotton swab)Although the inside of the building is old and retro, it was well kept and didn't feel particularly dirty.Since it was winter, there were no insects, but I thought they would be there in the spring and summer.Those who are concerned about this may prefer something different.·dogIt is possible to walk around the facility in a hug or on a leash. The owner seemed to have a rescue dog and was very friendly.There are no dog supplies, so you will need to bring everything (we only have paw towels).The family bath also has an open-air bath for dogs (please note that usage hours and seasons are limited), so I'd like to try that next time.There were no particularly strict rules in the facility, so I was able to use it comfortably. Just in case, I brought some etiquette wear for them to wear.There is a dog run on the premises. They were happily running around in the snow.・RoomThe toilet and washroom were attached to the room. It didn't seem particularly dirty. The room has basic things such as a hot water set, pot, tissues, TV, yukata, and toothbrush.There was no refrigerator in the room, so I put the alcohol outside the window to cool it down. (There is a shared refrigerator and microwave)I booked an 8 tatami room, but it was very spacious with 10 tatami mats + wooden board.・About the bathThe indoor bath is a traditional bath, with the men's and women's baths connected at the top.The quality of the spring water is the best, and there is hot spring water that can be drunk separately from the hot water for the bathtub.Rinse-in shampoo and body soap are provided in the washing area. If you are particular about it, I think it would be better to prepare it yourself.There is no hair dryer in the room, but there are two hair dryers in the unisex wash basin. If you have long hair, we recommend that you bring your own hair dryer.There is no concept of amenities. You must bring your own skin care products, cotton swabs, cotton, etc.There seems to be a family bath (outdoor), but there are restrictions (time and temperature) on how to use it, so be careful. I wasn't able to use it this time because it was cold, but I'm looking forward to it next time.・Air conditionerIt was so cold that it was snowing outside, but the room was warm and equipped with air conditioning and a heater, which I was grateful for. Older inns are often cold, but this one was warm.・SoundproofingThe walls between the rooms next door are thin and you can hear some noise.The entrance to the room can be locked, but since the doors are spaced apart, there is no soundproofing and there is only one sliding door.Be careful if you have a dog or child who is very wary and barks.My dog ​​is also more alert than usual when we sleep over, and tends to bark at the smallest things, but strangely, he was fine at this inn.・MealsPlease prepare a private dining venue separate from your room.There is a lead hook.Many reviews said the amount was small, but I felt it was just right. I was filled with lots of healthy plant-based side dishes. Men who eat a lot may feel that it is not enough. Everything was delicious. We recommend that you decide on any additional food or drinks you would like to order and let them know in advance. No one will come after you have been shown around.We were very satisfied with our stay for 25,080 yen for 2 adults and 1 dog, including 2 meals per night.