Suwaya

We had high expectations for our visit, as the price is not that cheap, the number of guests is limited to 4 groups per day, and the hotel describes itself as a ``hospitality inn.''Room: It was a mesomet type room.The guest room had a bath on the first floor with a view outside.There was an air purifier in the room, but for some reason the flap of the air outlet would flap open and close every few seconds, which was so annoying that I had to turn it off.For drinks, I had 4 coffee capsules, 2 500ml water bottles, and some tea bags.At another hotel with a similar price, there was enough coffee and juice in the room to drink, but compared to that, I felt like this wasn't enough.There are no convenience stores or hot springs nearby, so if you need a drink, you should buy it from a vending machine outside the premises. It might be a little disappointing.Bath: First of all, I was concerned about the moldy smell in the changing room. Also, it was a hot day in July when I visited, but the temperature of the bath was quite high, and I spilled about half of the bathtub, so I had to fill it up with water before I could get into it. (After that, the hot water continues to flow into the bathtub, so it gets hot again over time.) Even though it's summer, it doesn't have to be this hot, but I wonder if I can't adjust it.Although it was enclosed and hidden from the outside, there were gaps, especially about 20 cm at the bottom, which could be seen if you looked at it from below from an open space that appeared to be a parking lot. I was worried that someone would see me while I was taking a bath.Food: It's fair to say it's worth the price, but there was nothing particularly impressive. It's delicious, but I might be expecting too much.Other: When I asked if I could borrow an extra bath towel, I was told that there would be a charge. I wanted to take a bath many times and wanted to use several bath towels, but that didn't happen and I ended up drying myself with wet towels.We applied for an additional activity plan, but first of all, it was not an inn, but an external campground-like facility. It's right nearby, but I was told that they don't have a map to get there. It's easy to get there, but as someone who doesn't know much about geography, I wasn't sure if I'd actually be able to go there. Furthermore, I found out after visiting that facility that it opened at 11am. Even though it was located about 5 minutes from the inn, we were forced to check out at 10am, and there was no detailed explanation of the facility or that it would open at 11am. I thought that guests who selected additional activity plans would need to take measures such as check-out at 11 o'clock. However, the facility was kind enough to let us take a break at the cafe before it opened, so everything went smoothly.General comment: Overall, I feel that the balance between price and content is not right. If I was to be described as a hospitable person, I wanted them to feel that way.

I went there a few years ago.The children at the inn were playing around from the time we checked in, and even followed us when we were led to our room.I remember being extremely depressed.The bathroom was not kept well and could not be called clean.I won't be going again next time, but I would like to make sure that the guests do not have an unpleasant experience.

I had a relaxing time.I want to go again♪

Warm and comfortable place with private onsen for every room Delicious food and Nihon-shu is provided

Very rarely, you can see a couple fight.

An inn that I only want to tell about to close friends.

It took a long time to arrive, almost like a hidden inn. The amenities in the rooms and bathrooms are exceptionally luxurious. The customer service from the wife and staff is also impeccable.However, there is nothing new about the cuisine. I think it would have been nice to have some wild vegetable tempura. There were some that I thought were too flavorful and salty, even though they were simmered for a long time. I felt that the dinner was average and the breakfast was luxurious considering the price. Great for comfort.

The indoor bath, which is fed directly from the source, has an abundant amount of hot water. I stayed in a maisonette type room. You can relax in a completely independent space. There's something very appealing about the setting of this hidden inn tucked away in the Abukuma Highlands. The personality of the landlady was also wonderful.

A hideaway inn with delicate cuisine and carefully designed baths assigned to each room.You can relax and enjoy your time in a completely private manner without worrying about the hustle and bustle of the world.

This inn is limited to 4 groups per day.Thank you for staying with us for one night.The room is a special moon garden. The bath is a private bath reserved exclusively for each room. Of course it was a hot spring ♨️ It felt good with the hot spring flowing directly from the source. I was able to enter slowly. Dinner was served in the room. I got the feeling that the food was being served in a hurry. That will ruin your hard-earned meal. It was also disappointing that the towels were paper. For breakfast, if I had to heat the miso soup with solid fuel, it would have been better to heat the rice so I could eat it freshly cooked.