Seiryu

I have stayed here twice this year after traveling all over the country. Although the hotel is old, the rooms are still clean. The dinner is very rich, the sashimi is fresh and delicious, and the various fried foods are also great. The food is really good overall. I am alone here. Dine in the room without being disturbed and enjoy a rich dinner in comfort.

The food and service are the worst.Only the rice and miso soup were warm. Chilled tempura, cold grilled fish, etc... Seriously? Fried egg, pepper? So pitch black.When I entered the hotel, I wiped the wheels of my bag with a wet tissue, but they ignored me. After about 5 minutes, he disappeared from the front desk and there was no one left.No wonder it has such good reviews. Maybe they choose their customers and change the quality of their service.A room bath where you can lose your will to enter. At check-in, I was guided to the public bath, which I understood. However, since there is no detailed explanation and there is no guide, I have no idea where or when.Meals are usually served at 6:00 pm and 7:00 pm. I had it adjusted for about 30 minutes. 10 minutes ago, extension. Are there any accommodations like this these days? That's what it feels like. I'll be there when the time comes, so just wait. Actually, at this time, I was in an online meeting on my cell phone. I can't answer the phone, but the phone keeps ringing. The phone in the room, the cell phone, one after another. It appeared 15 minutes after the turning point in the story. During this time, my extension and cell phone kept ringing intermittently. It would be worst if I took a nap. . .Wi-Fi is only available in front of the front desk.The tatami mats are sunken in some places.There are no repairs even if there are holes in the wall.The chair, yellow sponge cushion, and backrest are just covered with cloth, so I don't feel like sitting on them.It's a closet, and the whole thing smells like mold.Even though it is old, there are many places that are kept clean.That's enough for me. It would be a good idea to update the photos as well. Even if the inn is old, it is still clean and well-maintained.

I made a reservation thinking I would be able to eat delicious fish dishes, but although the portions were large, it was a little different from what I expected.The room was old and I had booked a room with a bath, but I was told that I would have to take a bath in the communal bath at a fixed time, so I couldn't take a leisurely bath.Indeed, the bath in the room did not seem to have been used at all and was a dirty bathtub.On top of that, I couldn't stop sneezing as soon as I entered the room, so I ended up using a lot of tissues, and my allergies came back, so I regretted staying there. If you are allergic to house dust or dust mites, you should avoid using it.After all, review scores are important.

Although it is old, the evaluation is not low.

I was looking forward to seeing what the reviews were like. Although the building has a Showa-era feel, it has been kept clean and was much better than I expected. I looked for the 8cm cockroach mentioned in other reviews, but there was no sign of it coming out and it had been cleaned. Personally, I was surprised at how old the room looked like a typical Japanese inn.I was given a choice between a room with a toilet and a bath, or a room with only a toilet.I chose the room with only a toilet, but I was impressed that it had a washlet toilet! For the bath, I was allowed to use the large public bath on the first floor, and it was a good size bath. Apparently there were a lot of foreigners who were using the bath in their room, so I happened to be able to use it for private use. It's comfortable. (The bathroom was about the same size as a family bath.) There were some good deodorizers in the room, and I was able to use a good Panasonic hair dryer, so I was satisfied without making my hair squeak!The people at the guesthouse were kind and it was a good trip.I'm glad I decided to check it out with my own eyes and not worry about reviews.

The Minshku ist very old and dirty, would definitly not recommend. The food was ok.

The smell of cigarettes on the first floor is not good. There is also no elevator. The guest room is unknown. Insects will appear. I don't want to go there again

I stayed here for three months, and at the time I was a training festival employee in 1989/1999. This place was delicious and the service was friendly.

I was very satisfied with how delicious the food was. The seared tuna was especially great. I have more good memories from my trip. thank you

The guest rooms are honestly in disrepair. People who are on a pilgrimage in the wild will probably not care at all.The quality of the food is high, and if it costs just under 4,000 yen, it's more than enough.