Yutorelo Tateshina Hotel with Dogs

We were lucky to be able to make a reservation on the day (^.^) There were no restaurants nearby, so we drove around and found a Coop. We enjoyed a bento dinner. The room was spacious, so we were able to relax together as a couple and one other person.

When I visited before, heavy rain made it impossible to use the outdoor facilities and the dining service was not good, so I had not been there, but for some reason I became interested in the "in-room dining" and returned to try a walk and the dog run again. After four years, the system, staff, and desserts on the dinner menu have been simplified, and the rooms have changed little by little, with tables for meals instead of closets. In the large atrium hall, free drinks (coffee, tea) and dog treats are still available, and the dog shop has increased the number of items they stock and accepts photo shoots. Indoor dog runs are bright and common, but the dog run and promenade in the woods outside are surrounded by greenery and are pleasant, as if they were a summer resort. Dinner was brought to us on a cart with a heat-retaining function, and the initial table setting was done, and we did the rest at our own pace, which I thought would be no big deal since it was in-room dining, but it was just like what was served in a restaurant, and we could eat at our own pace, and the hot food was hot (not piping hot) and delicious. It was better than I expected. Four years ago, I had it at the restaurant, but some of the food was already prepared when I sat down, and the freshly baked food was cold and the service was sloppy, so I wasn't expecting it to be that bad, so I was happy and excited. I was able to take a leisurely bath in the hot spring, and I wasn't bothered by the barking of dogs in other rooms. I guess it's up to the guest to decide whether to bathe or not, but it was good. Although it is a hotel, you have to carry your luggage yourself in a cart at the entrance, and the staff don't actively talk to you unless necessary, so it may not be suitable for those who expect attentive service, but you can spend time with your dog, walk in the trees, and spend time at the dog run. Spend time together in the room. I think it's great that you can bring your dog to the restaurant. There are only a few hotels that allow you to bring your dog to the restaurant, and the dog cart is quite good, so you can use it with peace of mind. (There was also a cart for medium-sized dogs) I changed my perception that it is a great place to spend a relaxing time with your dog. It is a simple and simple hotel that is truly dog-friendly.