Fukuju

This is a pure Japanese hot spring hotel. Apart from us, almost all the guests staying there were locals. The service was very attentive and considerate. The Japanese-style room is large enough, with separate toilet and shower rooms, and a large dressing table and sink. The hot spring is clean and comfortable. The outdoor pool is closed in winter, so it won’t be crowded because there aren’t many people. The price doubles during the New Year's Day, and it is very cost-effective on weekdays. The meals are also super rich, I definitely want to try them out!

Many hot spring hotels have guests returning from the day trip during the day, but the area is usually cleared before dinner, and the large public baths are then reserved for hotel guests. This one is not like that. The public bath is not very big to begin with, and it is really crowded to take a hot spring bath at night. We were probably the only guests on the day we checked in, and the cooked and grilled food was cold... Although they can be eaten cold, it was the first time I encountered these two dishes being cold... In addition, the public area of ​​the hotel was not very warm, and only the pot food, rice, and snacks were hot, so it was not very comfortable to eat the first half cold. The portion and taste are pretty satisfactory. The air conditioner in the room is quite noisy. Other aspects such as hygiene and environment are okay. If you take half board, 650 yuan per person is acceptable.

The hotel was small but clean. I particularly enjoyed the hot spring, where I was able to take my time and enjoy the very pleasant waters. After the meal, I was able to talk to the staff and hear a lot about the nearby famous places. At night, the surrounding lights made it a great place for a walk, but there were hardly any places to stop by, which was a bit disappointing.