Marutomi

To be honest, I don't want to give even one star.When you first enter, the inside of the building is dark and you wonder if it is open or not.After being accepted in a casual manner, I went up the stairs to my room.There is no WiFi in the room (you can only use it in the lobby), there are only a few tissues left in the box and they are not changed, there is no refrigerator in the room (there seems to be a shared refrigerator, but I can't find it), and the bed is 15 minutes from the wall. The bed was moved about 20cm diagonally (there wasn't even an outlet), and when I put the bed back against the wall, I got curious and looked under the bed to find a plastic bottle that seemed to belong to the previous guest and a pair of slippers that had been taken off.I also saw something in the back, but it didn't feel right and I couldn't check further.The homepage said there was a large bath (no explanation at the reception), so I went there to at least enjoy it, and found that although there were separate entrances for the women's and men's baths, the inside was a mixed bath for shared use. . I was surprised and checked near the entrance, thinking that maybe the entrance hours are different, but there was no notice...If I had entered without noticing, I would have ended up in a collision. (Sorry if it was originally a mixed bath)I left the room around 6 o'clock because I left early in the morning, but since there were no lights on other than the guide lights, it was really dark and it was getting a little brighter outside, which was a relief, but I was surprised. The hallways, reception area, and entrances are pitch black.Room without meals: 6,600 yen. (If you check the website, it will be cheaper even if breakfast is included)I made a reservation directly by phone the day before, and on the day I checked with the reception to see if there were any cheaper rooms available, but they were fully booked, so I thought it was okay at this price, but while I was using WiFi in the lobby, there were a lot of customers. I only saw two people who seemed to be there, and it was a scene all the time inside the museum.

The food is delicious!! ️I slept well at night!! ️

Green Royal Marutomi A temperature measuring camera and hand sanitizer have been installed on the right side of the front desk. I got a little lost on National Route 285 at Gojome Street Google. More like a hotel than an inn

The price is appropriate

The room is dirty, there's no Wi-Fi, the food isn't delicious, it's pretty bad.I'm sorry to say this, but I don't want to stay here again.

To be honest, I don't want to give even one star.When you first enter, the inside of the building is dark and you wonder if it is open or not.After being accepted in a casual manner, I went up the stairs to my room.There is no WiFi in the room (you can only use it in the lobby), there are only a few tissues left in the box and they are not changed, there is no refrigerator in the room (there seems to be a shared refrigerator, but I can't find it), and the bed is 15 minutes from the wall. The bed was moved about 20cm diagonally (there wasn't even an outlet), and when I put the bed back against the wall, I got curious and looked under the bed to find a plastic bottle that seemed to belong to the previous guest and a pair of slippers that had been taken off.I also saw something in the back, but it didn't feel right and I couldn't check further.The homepage said there was a large bath (no explanation at the reception), so I went there to at least enjoy it, and found that although there were separate entrances for the women's and men's baths, the inside was a mixed bath for shared use. . I was surprised and checked near the entrance, thinking that maybe the entrance hours are different, but there was no notice...If I had entered without noticing, I would have ended up in a collision. (Sorry if it was originally a mixed bath)I left the room around 6 o'clock because I left early in the morning, but since there were no lights on other than the guide lights, it was really dark and it was getting a little brighter outside, which was a relief, but I was surprised. The hallways, reception area, and entrances are pitch black.Room without meals: 6,600 yen. (If you check the website, it will be cheaper even if breakfast is included)I made a reservation directly by phone the day before, and on the day I checked with the reception to see if there were any cheaper rooms available, but they were fully booked, so I thought it was okay at this price, but while I was using WiFi in the lobby, there were a lot of customers. I only saw two people who seemed to be there, and it was a scene all the time inside the museum.