Haginomikuriya Takadai

It was delicious, conscientious, and safe.

Tatami is comfortableI was able to stay very comfortably

I took a bus from JR Shin-Yamaguchi Station on the Shinkansen to Hagi Bus Center, so this hotel in front of Hagi Bus Center was very conveniently located. Although the building is old, the facilities such as TV and toilets are well maintained, so there was no particular inconvenience. Also, the people who worked at the front desk were very kind and gave me a very favorable impression.

``Hagi no Mikuriya'' is a pillow word, and the name is ``Takadai''.The building is older than I expected, and when viewed from the parking lot in the back, it has a Meiji to Taisho atmosphere.Therefore, you can get a general idea of ​​the atmosphere before entering.The room I was shown to was large and a pure Japanese style room. You can see the atmosphere of the inn at the time.The TV is also big and new. However, the layout is strange and it is placed towards the haji in the alcove.It was probably placed on top of the safe, but I thought it would be better to hide it with something and bring it to the center. (In interior design, the TV becomes the theme of the room)All amenities are provided, and the room also has a toilet and bath.I expected a view since it's a high school, but I could see the parking lot. The other side might be fine.[Unfortunate points]I guess it's a large public bath after all 💦The door to the men's bath is the same iron door as the room, so I was confused at first. When you open it, you can see the changing room, but I imagine it's about 2 tatami mats. Then, when you go to the bathroom again, there is a washing area about 2 tatami mats, and a bath about 2 tatami mats. narrow.Moreover, the washing area is tatami! ! !The sense of placing tatami mats is reminiscent of modern art, and I wish it had been a wooden bathtub, but the bathtub is made of iron! ! ! ! It looked like it was going to make a lot of noise, but it was sturdy.It was such a shock that it might have been the first time in my life that I had taken a steel bath.I don't know if the concept is Showa, Japanese, or ironworks, so I doubt the sense of the person who designed it. I wish it was normal....Therefore, I do not recommend taking a bath. I think a bath in the room would be fine. This is ⭐️-2...The bath in the room is quite nice, but considering the balance, it would be nice to have a unit bath.[The conductor is strange]For example, it is better to have things like shaving near the washroom, and things like shampooing indoors should be near the bathtub. Also, it would be best to have the hair dryer near the washroom, but they are placed apart.Also, I think I charge my smartphone before I go to sleep, but it's difficult because the only outlet is on the dressing table.[Unfortunate meal]There was a table in the tatami room, but I think a normal low table would be fine.I was surprised at the a la carte menu, which had only pickles.I wanted to try the local cuisine, but it didn't have a local feel, and the meal of 80% pickles and vegetables + salmon and tamagoyaki was quite bland. This meal is suitable for grandmothers, but if so, I think it would be better to eat on a cushion instead of a chair.[Overview]Overall, I got the impression that they were all mixed up and disjointed. I think the individual items are good, but when you look at them as a whole, they seem to be a bit disjointed.

The food was delicious, the bathroom was spacious, and I was able to relax. The customer service was also very nice and cheerful.

My family used it.The staff was also kind and helpful.The food is delicious and the location is great.

Although it was reasonably priced, the hospitality was good and the bathrooms were clean, making it a wonderful trip!

It was close to the bus center and very convenient.The room was also clean.