日本料理旅館いすゞ

2024.8I visited this year as well.As always, the hospitality was wonderful.The rice was of course wonderful.No matter how you look at it, I think the price for this meal is exceptionally low.What I was particularly impressed with this time was the dessert for dinner.Pudding!The combination of rich egg and milk flavor and smoothness that you can't get at other cake shops, and the seasonal fruit was amazing.I think it would be at the level of a typical cake shop's signature menu.The Japanese food gets better and better every time I go there, which is the result of hard work and training.I thought it was wonderful to see the children secretly helping out at the inn.I felt that this is what it means to grow up watching your parents' backs.I'm already thinking about staying at Isuzu again next year. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for having a great summer vacation this year.2023.8It was my long-awaited stay at Isuzu again.The renovated baths are chic and have separate baths for men and women.It is spacious enough to relax. There are three showers that can be used at the same time, and the bathtub can accommodate five people.Since we were traveling with a large family and staying overnight, we were very grateful to have a washing machine, dryer, and detergent.*By the way, the dryer is a gas type and dries very quickly.Even after washing and drying the clothes first thing in the morning, I was still in time for checkout.It's great not having to do laundry after a trip(I don't know what will happen in the future, but I used it for free)I had Japanese food, eel, and the quantity and taste were satisfying.The way the eel was grilled was such that the skin was crispy and the meat was firm to the touch, but the eel was carefully handled with no bones at all.Has the seasoning and content become more family-friendly than before? I felt that.I was grateful for the thoughtfulness of being able to change the menu when I stayed for multiple nights, and eating breakfast and dinner became one of the pleasures of my trip.When you relax in your room, the tea and sweets you receive give you a taste of Suzuka's deliciousness, and you can really feel that they are trying to convey the good things about Suzuka.If you are driving, there are shops nearby that sell green tea and Japanese sweets, so I think it would be a good idea to buy them as souvenirs.The green tea is from Sanosho Meien.Japanese sweets from Kusumiya KahoI would also like to use this as a base for my next trip to Iga.The child has already said that he wants to meet his wife lolThank you very much for your help during this trip.2022.9I was very grateful for your hospitality, so I would like to share my thoughts.I'm worried that the next time I go, it will be a popular inn that I can't get a reservation for (though considering Isuzu, it would be better)I stayed here with my 5 year old child and 3 people.This is a family-run inn.I was served by the husband, the landlady, and the landlady, and they were all really pleasant people.Things to consider when choosing a ryokan are the rooms, food, and bathrooms.We chose the Japanese cuisine course, and as you would expect from a Japanese cuisine inn, the Japanese cuisine was truly delicious. It was one of the most delicious Japanese dishes I've ever eaten.Everything was delicious, but the chawanmushi, miso soup, and fish dishes that tasted like dashi soup were outstanding.The additional order of kakuni was also excellent.Personally, I think this meal alone will cover most of the accommodation costs. It tasted like it took a lot of effort.The room had been recently renovated and had the smell of new wood and was very comfortable.There's a washing machine where you can hang your laundry to dry, stylish lighting in the sink, Wi-Fi, and books for children...the attention to detail is everywhere. Ta.As for the bath, it has an atmosphere similar to a family bath from the Showa era, which I like, but you may not like it. Since my children are small, I was grateful to be able to attend with my family. (If you like a big bath, there is a super public bath nearby, so it might be a good idea to use that.)Everyone may have different feelings about hospitality, but for us, a family with children, we were very impressed.They help with meals (we apologize for the inconvenience), arrange for futons, and are kind to children. This may be a common occurrence, but the customer service was such that you could tell that they were caring.Although it was a bit of an outing, I was able to think about the reason for my next stay, which made me want to come again.Next time, I would like to visit Ise Shrine and Suzuka's amusement park.It was a very satisfying stay. thank you very much.

The food is delicious and makes me fat (lol)It was super comfortable ✨

I’m from Hong Kong and have stayed at several Japanese family inns, but this was my first time chatting with the hostess without language barriers, and I loved it!It was a unique experience to immerse in Japanese culture, savoring traditional cuisine with various small dishes. I even tried ‘natto’, raw egg, and rice for breakfast, slept on a futon in a tatami room, and shared a bathroom with other guests (though you can opt for a room with a bathtub). You should definitely go for the traditional package of 1 night 2 meals.

What I focus on when staying at an inn is food and cleanliness. These two things about this hostel were really great.First of all, it's clean. It had just been renovated, so not only was it new and clean, but I could feel that it was well-cleaned everywhere. There is a sign in the room prohibiting smoking. I previously stayed at an inn that was supposed to be a non-smoking room, but I was really disgusted by the smell of cigarette smoke, so I think it would be more reliable if you wrote this clearly. When a teacup is usually provided in a room, I hesitate to use it because I don't know when it was washed, but here it was placed on the counter in the dining room, so I was able to use it with confidence as it was kept under close watch. I received a Suzuka tea pack and it was very delicious.As for the food, each item was beautiful and incredibly delicious. That's no wonder, the handwritten note from the host saying that they are particular about the materials used. I read the message and understood. Breakfast was also great. Coffee is available after meals for an additional fee, and it's so delicious that it's fragrant and wakes up your whole body. A must-order item for coffee lovers. To be honest, the price is unbelievable for such a wonderful meal.I like the size of the dining room. The hostess was chatting with other customers, making it feel very homely. Occasionally, the host who appears from the kitchen exudes a good sense of humanity. It wasn't like the over-the-top services you would get at a hotel, but instead you had to bring your own amenities, and it felt like I was visiting a relative's home, so it was very comfortable.This is the kind of inn you'll want to visit again.

I used it on a family trip.The room was very clean and the food was delicious and we had a very comfortable 3 days there.The coffee and sweets set on the cafe menu is exquisite, so I'd like you to try it ♫I would like to use it again when I travel to Suzuka Circuit.Thank you for letting me stay 😀

2024.8I visited this year as well.As always, the hospitality was wonderful.The rice was of course wonderful.No matter how you look at it, I think the price for this meal is exceptionally low.What I was particularly impressed with this time was the dessert for dinner.Pudding!The combination of rich egg and milk flavor and smoothness that you can't get at other cake shops, and the seasonal fruit was amazing.I think it would be at the level of a typical cake shop's signature menu.The Japanese food gets better and better every time I go there, which is the result of hard work and training.I thought it was wonderful to see the children secretly helping out at the inn.I felt that this is what it means to grow up watching your parents' backs.I'm already thinking about staying at Isuzu again next year. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for having a great summer vacation this year.2023.8It was my long-awaited stay at Isuzu again.The renovated baths are chic and have separate baths for men and women.It is spacious enough to relax. There are three showers that can be used at the same time, and the bathtub can accommodate five people.Since we were traveling with a large family and staying overnight, we were very grateful to have a washing machine, dryer, and detergent.*By the way, the dryer is a gas type and dries very quickly.Even after washing and drying the clothes first thing in the morning, I was still in time for checkout.It's great not having to do laundry after a trip(I don't know what will happen in the future, but I used it for free)I had Japanese food, eel, and the quantity and taste were satisfying.The way the eel was grilled was such that the skin was crispy and the meat was firm to the touch, but the eel was carefully handled with no bones at all.Has the seasoning and content become more family-friendly than before? I felt that.I was grateful for the thoughtfulness of being able to change the menu when I stayed for multiple nights, and eating breakfast and dinner became one of the pleasures of my trip.When you relax in your room, the tea and sweets you receive give you a taste of Suzuka's deliciousness, and you can really feel that they are trying to convey the good things about Suzuka.If you are driving, there are shops nearby that sell green tea and Japanese sweets, so I think it would be a good idea to buy them as souvenirs.The green tea is from Sanosho Meien.Japanese sweets from Kusumiya KahoI would also like to use this as a base for my next trip to Iga.The child has already said that he wants to meet his wife lolThank you very much for your help during this trip.2022.9I was very grateful for your hospitality, so I would like to share my thoughts.I'm worried that the next time I go, it will be a popular inn that I can't get a reservation for (though considering Isuzu, it would be better)I stayed here with my 5 year old child and 3 people.This is a family-run inn.I was served by the husband, the landlady, and the landlady, and they were all really pleasant people.Things to consider when choosing a ryokan are the rooms, food, and bathrooms.We chose the Japanese cuisine course, and as you would expect from a Japanese cuisine inn, the Japanese cuisine was truly delicious. It was one of the most delicious Japanese dishes I've ever eaten.Everything was delicious, but the chawanmushi, miso soup, and fish dishes that tasted like dashi soup were outstanding.The additional order of kakuni was also excellent.Personally, I think this meal alone will cover most of the accommodation costs. It tasted like it took a lot of effort.The room had been recently renovated and had the smell of new wood and was very comfortable.There's a washing machine where you can hang your laundry to dry, stylish lighting in the sink, Wi-Fi, and books for children...the attention to detail is everywhere. Ta.As for the bath, it has an atmosphere similar to a family bath from the Showa era, which I like, but you may not like it. Since my children are small, I was grateful to be able to attend with my family. (If you like a big bath, there is a super public bath nearby, so it might be a good idea to use that.)Everyone may have different feelings about hospitality, but for us, a family with children, we were very impressed.They help with meals (we apologize for the inconvenience), arrange for futons, and are kind to children. This may be a common occurrence, but the customer service was such that you could tell that they were caring.Although it was a bit of an outing, I was able to think about the reason for my next stay, which made me want to come again.Next time, I would like to visit Ise Shrine and Suzuka's amusement park.It was a very satisfying stay. thank you very much.