Itoyanagi

The room is very large in Japan, and the experience is very good. The hot spring environment is beautiful, and the outdoor one is especially comfortable. The hotel is said to be the best in the area, and the buffet has a lot of choices. I will choose this hotel next time.

Hunchback, white hair. The service is still excellent.

I was moved by the delicate hospitality that seemed to reach out to the itch. For example, draft beer after taking a bath, preparation of curry for late-night snacks, guidance to family baths, etc.

It's been more than 10 years since I last visited Isawa Onsen, and I remember having trouble because there was no A** at the convenience store. This time, I was wondering whether to go to the fireworks at Lake Kawaguchi, but I decided to go to Isawa Onsen. I used a 5,000 yen discount and the room rate was 47,000 yen. I was able to reserve a private bath, so I was looking forward to it. I checked in at the room. The view was in front of the station, so I could see Aeon in full view, and the mountains to the left. There was only one elevator, so I had to go down the stairs about three times. I changed into my tanzen clothes and asked for a welcome drink of beer, but I felt bad when I was told that I couldn't drink it until after the bath. There are probably people who drink before taking a bath, but they only gave me a small cup, so it wasn't a service. I've never stayed at a hotel like that before. Private bath at 5pm. The bath was too big for two people, so it was a waste. There were a lot of paper bristles on the hairbrush. I was impressed that the hair dryer was a Dyson. Dinner was a typical Japanese inn menu. Breakfast was probably the best I've ever had. They brought me coffee and green tea. A young staff member put a rubber band around the tray. It was a private room, so I wish the tray was bigger. I ordered pancakes, but got French toast. I don't eat fruit, but they helped me peel it, so I ate an apple, which was delicious. I bought a small bottle of wine and some boiled shellfish as souvenirs. I was happy that the abalone was surprisingly cheap. There were many things that upset me on this trip. At Lotteria, I was made to wait 15 minutes for fries, and at a coffee shop, the waiter said he was going to clean up without even being shown to a seat, and washed the dishes, which gave me a bad impression of Isawa. There are inns in Kawaguchiko that are a treat for the eyes and the food, for around 30,000 yen. I should have gone to the fireworks festival. I'm never going to Isawa Onsen again❗️