きみ松旅館

I stayed there for a long time because I was not feeling well.Grandma brought sweets and drinks from rice balls, and it was really relaxing.I always choose this inn when I go to Ogaki.

The building itself is old and feels like a Showa era guesthouse. nostalgic.It will resonate strongly with people who are familiar with the atmosphere of traditional guesthouses and mountain huts, and it may be difficult for people who like hotels in cities with systemized sound insulation and facilities.It seems that the elderly proprietress is running the restaurant by herself. Personally, I really like this inn.The room feels like my grandmother's house.We stayed as a family of 4 adults in one room on the second floor. Although the futon was large, it was a bit cramped, but there was still plenty of space to put our luggage, and the air conditioner was working, so we were able to get a surprisingly good night's sleep as a family of four.Normally, it would be appropriate for two people to stay in one room, but we went ahead and made it cheaper for them to stay in one room.The landlady is elderly, but even if I check in late at night, she greets me without making an unpleasant face, and even if I check out early in the morning, she is already awake and sends me off in a pleasant manner. When I think of him doing this so carefully by himself, I'm worried about whether he's physically okay or not.Even though the room rate was low, I was happy to receive canned coffee and chocolate pie in the room instead of a welcome drink and sweets.He is very thorough in his customer service, language, and attentiveness, and I wish previous hotel staff would emulate him in his suiting.The inn is also retro and wonderful.The entrance is narrow, but it has a cozy and nostalgic feel and is fun. There are many other ryokan inns with similar buildings and services to this one, but selling their retro value and charging higher room rates. I think it's a great value for money to be able to stay in a place like this for such a low price.There is only one bath for men and women, so only one group can take a bath at a time, and the bath is made of old wood and is quite small. That's a little inconvenient.It seems like the shop is run by one person, so if you look at the back of the shop, you might notice that there are some areas that aren't well-maintained, but the whole street is kept clean, and considering the location in the city and the low prices, it's good enough. I think.It may not be suitable for people who don't want to live in a new, clean place.However, it is a mystery why such a person would think to book this inn in the first place.I would definitely like to stay again.

The entrance is an automatic door.

I've stayed here 3 times so far.Although you will be staying without meals, you can bring your own food and drinks to truly relax.It is probably not suitable for people who expect the services of a Japanese inn.