Fujino

Stayed for 2 nights in early August of R5. Overall I'm satisfied. I had the impression that the dinner was inferior compared to other hotels, but I was surprised at how delicious the curry was.I wanted to add fried chicken to the menu even though I didn't have to pay for it. On a hot summer day, I was in a room in the middle of the second floor, but on days when the wind was weak, the ventilation was poor, so I couldn't use the fan alone (I was too hot). I managed to do it by putting my luggage in the door, opening it a little, and placing a fan by the window. . The room itself gave a good impression. On hot days, it would be nice if they could run the air conditioner just in the dining room during meal times. It would be nice to have a shared bathroom with a separate shower room in addition to the large unit bath you have at home. Very good. It's easy to avoid waiting for a shower. A household washing machine was installed for common use, and 100 yen (at the time) was deposited into a piggy bank. This is also good. Honestly, it's 200 yen per use, and it's okay even if you don't include the detergent. It was convenient as the bus stop was nearby. I used it for a bicycle trip, but on rainy days I toured Engaru and Monbetsu on foot and by bus.

This is the best guesthouse.This is a heartwarming inn with the kindness of the landlady and her family. If you are looking for a guesthouse, choose this one!

I'm glad that the hostess was cheerful and communicated well. The walls are strong for this type of inn, so there seems to be relatively little noise from neighboring rooms.

An old-fashioned guesthouse. The walls are thin and you can hear noise from the next room and the hallway, but it didn't bother me that much. In the photo, breakfast is on the right and dinner is on the left. The scallop miso soup was delicious.