Kumotori Lodge

My husband and I stayed here for one night on September 26th.There was only one other couple on this day.I checked various reviews before posting, and the middle-aged man who served me that day was probably the son of the previous hut keeper.Only people who have been affected by this person have posted negative reviews. Anyway, I had a bad experience, so I won't go there again.First, when you arrive and ring the doorbell at the front desk,``I'd like to ask the hostess for a while to fill in the information.'' without a single smile and in a lackadaisical, businesslike manner.Then, when I was paying the bill, I took the time to count the bills and said, ``Excuse me,'' but there was no response. "Can I have a receipt?" was answered without a word.When I asked where to store my hiking shoes, they said, ``I'll explain later.'' When I asked, ``Is the building outside a good place to cook food?'' they replied, ``I'll explain that later, too.'' How to say it.There's not even a shred of hospitality.The lights in the room were too dark to read the guidebook, so I asked if it was possible to use the dining room."I can't come in except during meal times," he replied immediately.Even if you're giving the same information, the impression you get can be completely different depending on how you say it.The room had a high ceiling and was clean.There are lots of hangers and hooks, and the bedding is of good quality for a mountain hut!Among them, the comforter is definitely the duvet.It was light and warm and I slept soundly!Restrooms and water facilities are outside, so you cannot wash your hands or wash your hands inside the building.However, I was happy that the spring water outside was abundant and delicious, and I was free to take it home with me.At night, the sky was full of stars.Lights out at 8pm, check out at 7am,However, the light in the room wasn't on even after 6 a.m., and it was raining, so the room was so dark that it was difficult to get dressed. It was 6:30 when the lights were turned on.I ordered a lunch box for lunch, but it was delivered at 8pm, just after lights out.Perhaps because no one had ordered breakfast, the hut keeper didn't come out when we checked out.I can only assume that they are trying to save as much energy as possible.

Take the bus from Okutama Station to Kamosawa → Kumotoriyama summit → 1 night at Kumotoriyama Villa → Mt. Shiraiwa → Bus from Mitsumine Shrine → Seibu Chichibu Station → Matsuri no Yu ♨️ → Return home at La View

These facilities and meals at a mountain hut are sufficient.I would like to visit again.

I don't have any food. It was lukewarm and tasted like a retort dish, which was disappointing. The rest is pretty normal.Is it run solely by men who don't care about food? Makes me think.It would be nice if the food was delicious, but since Mt. Kumotori is there, people will come at least if necessary.

I stayed for one night from September 26th to 27th. |Since it was a weekday, there were only two guests, my husband and I, and a young couple visiting from Singapore for sightseeing. …

My husband and I stayed here for one night on September 26th.There was only one other couple on this day.I checked various reviews before posting, and the middle-aged man who served me that day was probably the son of the previous hut keeper.Only people who have been affected by this person have posted negative reviews. Anyway, I had a bad experience, so I won't go there again.First, when you arrive and ring the doorbell at the front desk,``I'd like to ask the hostess for a while to fill in the information.'' without a single smile and in a lackadaisical, businesslike manner.Then, when I was paying the bill, I took the time to count the bills and said, ``Excuse me,'' but there was no response. "Can I have a receipt?" was answered without a word.When I asked where to store my hiking shoes, they said, ``I'll explain later.'' When I asked, ``Is the building outside a good place to cook food?'' they replied, ``I'll explain that later, too.'' How to say it.There's not even a shred of hospitality.The lights in the room were too dark to read the guidebook, so I asked if it was possible to use the dining room."I can't come in except during meal times," he replied immediately.Even if you're giving the same information, the impression you get can be completely different depending on how you say it.The room had a high ceiling and was clean.There are lots of hangers and hooks, and the bedding is of good quality for a mountain hut!Among them, the comforter is definitely the duvet.It was light and warm and I slept soundly!Restrooms and water facilities are outside, so you cannot wash your hands or wash your hands inside the building.However, I was happy that the spring water outside was abundant and delicious, and I was free to take it home with me.At night, the sky was full of stars.Lights out at 8pm, check out at 7am,However, the light in the room wasn't on even after 6 a.m., and it was raining, so the room was so dark that it was difficult to get dressed. It was 6:30 when the lights were turned on.I ordered a lunch box for lunch, but it was delivered at 8pm, just after lights out.Perhaps because no one had ordered breakfast, the hut keeper didn't come out when we checked out.I can only assume that they are trying to save as much energy as possible.