Gero Onsen Kissenkan Chikusuitei

We stayed in a traditional Japanese room with a very nice view of the river and passing trains. Our room was old and had the smell of old furniture. The beds were comfortable. The room was quiet. We had breakfast and lunch turned off. It was a very interesting experience, but people with digestive problems should be careful of too many different dishes. I can't say she liked the food very much. The hot spring itself is good, there is a bath inside and outside.

地點方便易找，酒店服務很好，店職員每位都十分友善，食物質數很滿意

Gero Onsen is about a 3-hour drive away, and I haven't been able to go on tours lately, so I've only been traveling nearby. I have stayed there most of the time, so this time I booked it through a ●●●● travel agency. Since it's close by, I don't have to do any sightseeing, and the only fun I have is having dinner at the hotel and taking a bath. Arrived at the hotel. Coincidentally, there was also a campaign for the hot spring association this time, so there were quite a few people in the lobby. I was finally shown to my room, but the only window in the room was a window, and when I opened the shoji screen, it was a wall of the hotel next door. The lights of the hotel on the hill that can be seen diagonally are comforting. I went to the dinner venue thinking that there was nothing I could do about it! The table I was given was at the very back. While walking, we looked at other tables before arriving at our table, but rather than seeing dishes that were clearly different from those around us, we only had hot pot and sips. The neighboring tables were all full of steamers and pots. Will he come out late? What came out was Totoro soba, three pieces of tempura on a 7-inch plate. picture? Foreigners (Shall I bring you some food?) Huh? Is this the end? (Yes) The customers next to us and across from us started talking secretly about things that were clearly different from us. My husband couldn't bear it anymore, so I left him with a half-eaten meal (hey, let's go!). We went out and had dinner at a ramen shop in town. I've stayed in many places, but this is the first time I've felt so pathetic and miserable. Mornings are also different from other tables. How on earth can you make such a pitiful difference by booking at ●●●●? Even with the price and national support, each person was charged more than 10,000 yen. The worst thing is that the water from the faucet in the room only comes out slowly. There is no hot water at all. It was difficult to wash my face in the morning. I made a reservation based on other people's reviews. There is no sincerity in cooking. The bath has 5 washing areas that look like a larger version of the bath in a guesthouse. I had already conquered all the good hotels in Gero Onsen, but I realized that there are hotels like this as well. Room number 305. Instead of curtains with no screens, there was a heavy wooden door like a love hotel. I won't go even for 100 yen.