Manshukaku

Recommended for travelers looking for an atmosphere.It is a good old city-style inn with a long history (although it does not date back to the Sengoku era).The building, furniture, and interior features create a wonderful and warm atmosphere that cannot be imitated by trendy designs, enhancing the feeling of an extraordinary retreat for travelers.In addition, the ivy that wraps around the entire building is wonderful, and is an excellent attraction that makes sense as a thermal barrier. There are many ivy-covered buildings in Kofu City, but I don't think there are many that are better than this one.We highly recommend the warmth of the wood, the wall clock that gives you a sense of age, the soda glass and frosted glass, and the small stained glass windows that are carefully woven into each piece.The design on the pillars includes handrails on the stairs, and the Rokuyokan coffee shop on the first floor has cupboards with hollow pillars and a fold-up ceiling.This hotel promises a first-class accommodation experience for those who love the charm of craftsmanship in the details and history and culture.However, there are of course some aspects that we cannot recommend, and we cannot recommend this hotel to people who have problems with their legs or hips, those who seek modern, sophisticated service, those who seek privacy, or those who want to enjoy the food at an inn.The inside of the building is not barrier-free, the stairs are steep, and the entrance is a heavy stile with steps.There is a mixture of sliding and sliding doors.This is an inn that still retains the luxurious atmosphere and hospitality of the past.■In-house servicesIt is preset in your room.→Yukata, towel, toothbrush, bedding, lightThere is also an air conditioner, TV, tea table, paper cups, and cushions.The bath is private and comes with its own towel.→When taking a bath, please flip the sign at the entrance to clearly indicate where you are.Body soap, shampoo, and conditioner are provided.Wi-Fi information available in all rooms(There are some weak points as well)The rooms are clean and well-maintainedWear fluffy slippers in the hallways of the building.■Other informationIt's convenient because it's close to Kofu Station and it's flat.There are currently no plans that include meals.There are convenience stores and restaurants nearby, so you won't have any trouble.You will be checked in at the entrance and then guided to your room.Access is via stairs and is steep, so avoid bringing large luggage or heavy items.A three-story wooden building. When heavy machinery passes by on the nearby roads, you will feel a slight tremor.The passages and stairs leading up to the guest rooms are narrow and require negotiation.Washrooms and toilets are shared and are a mix of Japanese and Western styles. It's very noisy in some rooms.There is a curfewIf you will be arriving late, please let us know in advance.In addition to the above-mentioned precautions, the bathroom has a tricky structure with a separate staircase leading down to the first floor from the second floor.★We do not have a sufficient number of staff.We strive to provide the best hospitality possible.Please be thankful for being able to stay here and enjoy your wonderful time.We recommend that you make inquiries by phone rather than making online reservations.There may be times when you are not available due to cleaning rooms, coffee shop duties, etc., but understanding each other's backgrounds will help you have a good trip.

It was cheap at 4,800 yen per night, so I didn't have high expectations when I visited, but it was a beautiful modern Japanese inn.The bathroom and toilet are shared, so the problem is that you can hear the noise from the hallway. This is an elegant and very relaxing inn.Please note that the parking lot at the back is a little difficult to find.

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