Suehiro

The road to the hotel is steeply sloped.Looks like it's about 40°The view from the rooftop footbath is amazing.It was lit up at night until 10pm.I stayed in a room with an open-air bath.The room was clean, air conditioned, and had no odor problems.I am grateful that the temperature of the indoor open-air bath can be adjusted.I had a nice drink while looking at the view.The food was delicious especially the breakfast.Candidate for repeatI was able to use it cheaply with early bird discount.

I used it for my 60th birthday celebration.The room was clean, the view was beautiful, and the food was delicious. Since we were staying with 4 families, we wanted to make a reservation online for 3 rooms with open-air baths next to each other, so we called many times to confirm how to make a reservation, but each time they responded politely and made it possible for us to make the reservation. I was able to get a room. It was a great trip, as my parents were very happy, as they lent me chanchanko and even gave me a celebratory bottle of wine from the inn. Personally, I think the smoking room is great for smokers because you can relax. I ordered a kaiseki meal + meat and sashimi, and I was very satisfied with the amount I couldn't finish! I was so full that I couldn't eat the free ramen for dinner, which was a shame. Each of the four families drove to the inn, but there was a slope that was quite steep for our light car without a turbo, and I wondered if it would be possible to climb it in the winter. There was a slope that was so steep that I felt I forgot to take a photo of the room.

I decided to go to Aichi and made an early reservation from the official website. It was nice to have a 🈹 discount compared to normal.Even after making the reservation, I had personal questions to ask or confirm, so I communicated with them via email and phone, and they were very polite and responsive.I arrived early on the day, so I waited in the lobby until check-in at 3:00 p.m. I was shown to my room (the room I had requested was a universal room), I checked the room and a few things I was concerned about, and I also received a service Inari (I didn't get to eat Inari because I had a good dinner). If I had a choice, I would have been able to take Japanese sweets and snacks that I didn't have to eat right away so I could take them home without wasting them.For breakfast, I added Nagoya Cochin's egg-cooked rice🥚It was very rich and I'm glad I ordered it.The inside of the building is a historic building.Although it is somewhat old,Personally, it was acceptable.Just after entering the roomI turned the air conditioner on tight for quite some time.It wasn't easy to cool down inside the room (it was such a hot day, so I wonder if the room itself is getting warmer in a sunny room), so it was a bit difficult for me physically, so I went out of my way and asked them to lend me a fan.I personally included the food, the room, the view, the large public bath, the rooftop footbath, and the night sky⭐️5Above all, the staff's responseWhether it's when you pull up to the museum, check in, check out, or have coffee at the morning cafe.It was so wonderfulThis is because I am a wheelchair user.Maybe you should have been especially careful.My impression was also good.The restaurant was also very impressive.From here onwards, we will introduce wheelchair users.This is a review that I hope will be helpful 👇About the universal room with open-air bath.The image is that it is just an outlet room, and you can go to your room in a wheelchair.⭕️The room entrance door is a sliding type.(It looks like a push door on the website, but it is actually a sliding type and you can enter the room by going straight into the room.)🔺The bed is a little low and moving from a wheelchair will be at a low position, so many people may need assistance.The bed feels like a springIf you have difficulty turning over in bed, you may want to be careful even overnight (it would be best if you had your own mat or cushion).The two beds are placed far apart.If you wish and it is possible, if you can put it in the middleThere is more space on the left and right, making it easier to bring the wheelchair closer to the bed.I couldn't move it on my own because it was fixed.I tried to lie down by moving from my feet to the bed, but it feels smoother from the side.🔺Wash basinIt is not possible to enter with a wheelchair at your feet.Yes, but the location of the faucet etc.You may feel that it is difficult to use because it seems to be the same as before. if your hands are freeI wonder if it's okay somehow. and🔺Toilet: It's relatively easy to use in a wheelchair, but it's a normal restroom.It may be difficult to use depending on your physical condition.⭕️🔺Room open-air bathYou can move to the front of the bath in a wheelchairThat place is open air.There are showers, shampoo, etc.This time it was for summer use. Even during the cold winter monthsWill I have to wash my hair and body while exposed to the outside air, or will there be other measures for winter?I'm curious (I have the impression that it was made with the assumption that you will go to the public bath)There is a bench along the wall.There is a round bathtubIt's very nice thoughWheelchair → bench → bathtubIt feels like moving withThe angle from the bench to the bathtub, the roundness of the edge of the bathtub, and the angle made it a little difficult for both the person providing the assistance and the person receiving the assistance.If you have some physical strength and are able to climb the steps on your own, you can also move to the bathtub.It is flat with no stepsI thought it would be easier to move around by sliding if the bench continued close to the bathtub.It's nice but a little disappointing🤏*This is an open-air bath that can be enjoyed by healthy people without any problems!The sea and mountains during the day, the night view of the opposite shore, the moon and stars at night.I wrote it at lengthAs it is a universal roomI think there are various people who actually use it.I hope this will be helpful for future people as a real experience as a wheelchair user 😊People with lame legsElderly peopleThose who can move slowly but a littleThose who cannot climb over high steps by themselvesI would be happy if more people could go out and enjoy hot springs.(Even if you search for something, you may not be able to find the place you want to know from the photos or descriptions, or there may be no details, or when you go there, it may look different from the photo.)

It was an old hotel, but I got the impression that they put a lot of effort into their service.I got a room with an open-air bath, but it was so see-through. It's nice to have a sense of freedom sometimes.The food is average.