Centocor Yamaguchi

The staff are kind

I stayed on a family trip during Silver Week.I didn't order dinner, so I ordered takeout from a nearby chain restaurant and ate it in my room while watching a movie. (It was great to be able to watch a movie in my room!)The bath is a little thick and feels just right! The hot water was very good. Since it was a little late, it wasn't crowded, and I was able to relax in the morning as I had a private place.Breakfast is full of homemade taste!I felt like they were made properly, not the usual frozen or prepared foods, and they were all delicious! Although the number of items is not very large, the taste is good so I am very satisfied.Of course, the desserts were homemade, and the seasonal fruits were a delight. (Comparing the tastes of pears and grapes is satisfying!)Finally, the room.I had a large room, so I was able to spend a relaxing time. If I had one complaint, it was that the room was so large that I thought it would have a living room, but the sofa in the living room was used as a bed, so there was only one sofa for one person. .I had no choice but to make a reservation for four people. The bed was nice and I was able to sleep comfortably.The staff were all wonderful people.I personally recommend this hotel for breakfast!I will be indebted to you again when I go to Yuda Onsen ^ ^

I used it for a day trip bath.It's kept clean and has an open-air bath, which is very pleasant.Shampoo, body soap, and shaving products are also available, so you can use them empty-handed.Please note that the lockers for valuables are small, so you cannot put your bags in. (Change of clothes etc. are placed in an open basket.)

[The Ordinary Inn]A hotel in Yuda Onsen run by the public school mutual aid association. I made a reservation through Yahoo Travel.The hot springs, which claim to flow directly from the source, are clear and colorless. It feels good with a slightly sticky feeling. The open-air public bath was also spacious and clean. There are many day-trippers, and it can get quite crowded in the evening.Dinner is a seasonal kaiseki plan. The menu was typical of a public inn, and of course the taste was very average. The alcohol prices are high, with a fairly shaped mug of draft beer costing 850 yen.On the other hand, the buffet-style breakfast was rich in Japanese and Western variety, and I was quite satisfied with the local flavor. Why don't you put more effort into dinner?

Japanese style room for 4 people, 8 tatami mats.I was so happy to be able to sleep like a small fry.The hot springs, open-air bath, room, breakfast, and staff were very nice.Great location with plenty of restaurants nearby.Yuda Onsen was a very nice place.

The breakfast buffet is delicious and has a homemade feel.You can relax in the spacious open-air bath.

I was very satisfied with the friendly and courteous service from the front desk staff, the smiling faces of the staff at the breakfast venue, the breakfast menu made with local ingredients, the constantly flowing bathtub, and the handwritten messages. It had been a while since I had been to Yamaguchi City, and it had been several years since I had used Centcore.I thought, ``I'm so glad I chose this place after all.''I was reunited with my family who had come from far away for the first time in a while, and I was sure I had a happy time.In the evening, we parted ways with our relatives, and while we were each on our way home, we received a call from a relative who said they might have lost their wallets. It seems that I had something to prove my identity in my wallet, and I wrote down the names of all the guests at the front desk, as well as my phone number. I thought the staff would contact me, so I put the possibility of leaving something behind at the hotel last. At the end of the trip, in the intense heat (I had to work the next day), we contacted the places we had visited, turned our belongings upside down, and searched all over the places and stations we had both visited, thinking of possibilities. I felt bad for my family because they were not feeling well (back pain). Even though we had to work the next day, we were both unable to get home because we were looking for our wallets that night, and it was getting quite late.Just in case, I thought it wouldn't happen, but I called them and they said, ``Wait a minute, this is Mr. ○○. Yes, your wallet is here. Excuse me.'' I looked at the ID inside.”...I felt weak. Of course this one is bad. It would be a terrible mistake to misplace an important wallet. However, they kept my wallet (containing ID and valuables), and I knew the owner's name, my phone number, and the names of the people who stayed (I wrote down the names of each person). Why didn't even just one staff member contact me during a long day and say, "I forgot something?" I looked at the ID with a photo in my wallet, confirmed my name, and finished.What would have happened if I hadn't contacted you? Why can't it occur to me that the person who dropped the item would be worried since it was just an item? I feel so disappointed that I shouldn't have had to carry my heavy luggage around and search for it while my body was sticky with sweat.When I suggested staying here, I felt sorry for the family members who were anxious and looked for them, complaining, ``I lost something important...including money and things with names...'' It ended up leaving a bad aftertaste in my memory. It's a shame because I was very satisfied with everything else. Generally speaking, I know that there are many cases where hotels do not contact you if you leave something behind. However, this time I was using my workplace's discount system to prove my identity and staying overnight, so there was no way I was traveling incognito. To be honest, I was hesitant to write here, and I asked the staff member who answered the phone who was keeping the wallet, ``I wish I could have at least contacted you instead of just looking inside and checking.'' Please let me know something.'' I am writing this because I am concerned that information may not be shared internally at this rate.I was trying to comfort my family, but I felt sorry for them.