Bessho Seiryukan

Stayed for one night from September 3rd to 4th.This is Hatsu Seiryukan😳When I parked my car in the parking lot, a young staff member in a uniform came up to me🙄He didn't say anything special to me, but just watched me take my bag out of the car😧He led the way. We entered the museum with the help of a young staff member🏨We sat down on a chaise lounge in the lobby😯Here we were offered a welcome drink, and my wife and I requested apple juice🍎This was really delicious❗️After we finished drinking, we were guided by this staff member and moved on. From the entrance to the lobby, a passage, a slightly curved passage, another passage, and then a staircase.Room 205 is very splendid.A bed on Japanese-style tatami, a sofa in the living room, an outside air bath terrace, and a semi-open-air cypress bath with hot springs flowing directly through it. ➿The whole thing is made of dark brown wood, and it has a calm and solid structure 🟫 Since it was my first time, I wanted to hear the staff explain the indoor facility system, etc., but for some reason I couldn't understand it well 😧 I'm getting older My wife who can hear the faint sounds of farts on a daily basis said, ``The voices were so low that I couldn't really make them out.'' 😳 Good luck to the dispatched staff 🙋 This time, we chose the ``cooking-focused plan'', even though it wasn't a problem for me as I have a slight degree of hearing loss. It was a creative course meal, with ingredients such as lobster, abalone, Maesawa beef, sea urchin, and shark fin.It was a little different from hot spring kaiseki, where hot pot, appetizers, and sashimi are set from the beginning, and each dish is served individually. The food is served according to the menu🥢🍴It's a dish you've never tasted before, and you can taste it from your eyes to your tongue😔Well, there were times when we weren't used to eating there, but the staff at the banquet hall The customer service was good and the food was quite delicious (=ﾟωﾟ=)😌This is my first time at Seiryukan, but for the past few years I have been staying at Yukaen, which is adjacent to the affiliated company, and have mainly stayed on Kagetsu's consecutive stay plan for over 30 nights. I've been using it a lot 😳 I especially recommend Komorebi no Yu Roten 🧧 Since I stayed there in January this year, due to some circumstances, Yukaen was closed, and I went to Aishinkan, Shion, Hotel Hanamaki, Osawa, Shin-Tamagawa, etc. 😟 In September, I stayed in Shin-Tamagawa for several nights, and at the end of the month I went to Hotel Momijikan♨️At around 11pm, I went from Seiryukan to Komorebi-no-Yu through a long corridor for the first time in a while😚Ah, I'm glad I came. Because of this hot spring and this hot water, I can enjoy Seiryukan and I want to visit it again in the future. For some reason, there is no mirror in the semi-open-air bath in room 205.I have used the free family bath (Osawa), the free private bath (Shin Tamagawa), and the paid family bath (Aishinkan, Shion, Hanamaki Onsen). It's my first time at Seiryukan without a mirror 🪞 It's inconvenient to wash my face and shave 😳 Also, the wash basin and chair are hard and heavy ☹️ It hurts my butt 🥲 I think a plastic one like Yukaen would be appropriate, but it's a high-class hotel, so there's a difference. Is it gender? Hmm, it became. These are my on-time impressions from the first day of Seiryukan 😌 I'm sorry that my impressions are less than the impressions of an elementary school student 🕴️ I'm sorry, but I'll continue 😳 On the 4th, I woke up and took a morning bath in my room, then went to breakfast. The rice is cooked in a clay pot, and the side dish is a two-tiered boxed bento 🍱For some reason, the phrases ``eating from the same pot'' and ``unity, unity, and unity bento'' came to mind, and I felt that this had come a long way, and I was getting old. 😔Unlike the usual hot spring hotel buffet breakfast, I enjoyed it slowly and leisurely 🥢I was very satisfied with my favorite coffee after the meal🈵

Top marks for rooms, service, and location.The surprise proposal was a huge success! ♡On the way home, I received a gift of wine and soap saying "Congratulations on your successful proposal" 😊Next time, not as a coupleWe will go as a couple⸜(*´꒳`*)⸝

It was my first time visiting.I wanted to stay during the Obon period, so I was happy to be able to make a reservation.I'm glad I was able to enjoy the extraordinary experience of the room, bath, meals, etc...The staff always greeted me whenever I met them, and the food was served in a timely manner that made it even more delicious.Thank you very much for your kindness in welcoming us at check-in, welcome drinks, souvenirs at check-out, and seeing us off.I would like to visit you again.

Fantastic onsen hotel. A bit more expensive than their sister hotel (yukaen) and other surrounding hotels, but Seryukan is definitely my first choice.Modern /wood theme rooms with an in-room onsen. Large rooms with a separate space for living room, bathroom, bedroom, and entryway.Bedroom: usb sockets are available next to the beds. Slippers are included for both inside the room and outside (around the hotel).Bathroom: amneties such as hair brush, hair comb, toothbrush, wash cloth, cotton pad and buds, hair tye, face wash, face lotion, face cream, showergel, shampoo and conditioner. A hair dryer is also available. Yukatas and other types of japanese wear are available in the room, but you can also go out to the hallway near the 3rd building and choose your own yukata design and size (men and women). Baskets with towels are provided for onsen.Great service.Upon arrival, you will be offered a welcome drink in the reception area whilst the staff checks you in. After checking in, the staff will help you carry your luggage and explain the hotel facilities to you whilst guiding you to your room. Hotel staff will explain the functionalities in the room to you.Onsens: 3 in total for free. 1 is public, and 2 is for hotel guests only. Quite a treck to the 2 for hotel guests only as they're in the yukaen hotel, so it's around a 5-10 minute walk. Spa is available, and the body massages are quite cheap. Within the onsens, they had a lot of different types of products for you to use (shampoo, conditioner, body wash, soap, face lotion, face cream, scalp tonic in different types such as horse oil, orange etc.). The onsen water makes your skin really soft. You can feel it as soon as you get into the water.For Seiryukan guests, they offer wine between certain hours for seiryukan guests only. They also have soft drinks, coffee, bottled water, and some mini ice lollies available 24/7. At certain times, there'll also be some cookies and biscuits.Dinner and breakfast are served in the restaurant and in a kaiseki style. Each item ia explained to you by the staff, and they always try to make sure everything is fine.During our trip, we left our backpack on the coach from the hotel to the station and thankfully, after contacting the hotel, they were able to help us retrieve it and even deliver it to the station for us - thank you again and this again shows that the hotel will go the extra mile to ensure their guests are happy, even after checking out.During check-out, the staff gave us a small gift with some croissants, soy sauce, and miso paste. this was part of our package but it was also the cheapest one.Location: remote and to be honest, I didn't leave the hotel, so I'm not sure if there's anything nearby, really. It was around a 30- 40 minute drive to shin-hanamaki and hanamaki station from the hotel. We took the minami onsenkyu shuttle bus, which was free.Tip: Hotel staff has limited english, so it's advisable if you have some basic understanding of japanese to make your life easier. Especially of you want to take the minami onsenkyu shuttle bus from the station to the hotel and vice versa, the driver doesnt speak english (or he never attempted to) so you need to make sure you know when to get off.Overall, it is a great hotel with massive rooms and quality food. Definitely recommended and would come again!