Oyado Uchiyama

Very high quality hot spring hotel

Evening and morning meals are also of high quality, with high-quality ingredients and careful cooking The room is very large, duplex 2 floors, very clean Friendly and courteous staff, considerate greeting There are two private Fenglu hot springs in the room, one is outdoor and the other is indoor. The environment of the hotel is very beautiful. You can soak in the hot spring and watch the stars at night🌟🌟 A very high-level experience, it is worth calling Royal Hotel, recommended 👍

Loved it so much, would definitely visit here again, if only I stayed an extra night. Don't worry about language problems, they will use Google Translate and they are very friendly.

First of all, the food is delicious. I went to various hotels and the food was very delicious. I was very happy that I was able to cook good ingredients properly and that the food varied without getting too monotonous. So I was disappointed that everything else was so bad. First of all, the hardware is bad. When you enter the front desk, you will be greeted by the scent of incense that will make you choke. I arrived a little too early, so I was grateful that they let me wait at the front desk, but it was so smoky that I thought it had been smoked. It's a long-awaited room, and although it's nice that it's old, for example, there are hidden nails in the closet that stick out and get stuck in your fingers, and there are hangnails on the handrail to the second floor, which you can't prevent if you're careful. . Also, the baths are the worst. Because there is an open-air bath attached to the room, you are paying a fairly high price. First, the indoor bath is too small. You can't enter unless you pose like a Paleolithic mortician. You can't adjust the temperature in your room, but you have to notify the front desk each time. Moreover, the temperature of the hot water is not stable. And the water flow in the shower was hopelessly weak. It's at a level where I can't wash my head. It reminded me of the apar**ent where my friend lived when I was a student and the rent was 25,000 yen. Are there really any complaints from guests about this? And an open-air bath. It's a little better than the indoor bath in terms of size, but it was raining in winter the day I stayed. There is no roof or sedge hat to keep the rain out, so I don't think you can go in on a rainy day. Also, there is no faucet here, so you can't fill it with water even if it's hot. If you come prepared in the rain, it will be achy! It becomes. After a while after the water temperature was lowered, I went in and it was lukewarm! So it was thrilling. And the staff. I'm sorry there are too many things. When serving food, be sure to close the sliding doors properly. Sometimes I work with it open, and next time I think I've tightened it, there's a gap of a few centimeters, and I don't know what I'm aiming for. Also, I'm not very good at laying the futon. You should really learn this properly. Speaking of details, I think it would be better to make the linen, bath towels, and face towels the same as the name of the inn, but the bath mats and slippers in the toilets are commercially available, so they don't feel like everyday life. Also, I think it's unusual for a facility in this price range, but everything in the refrigerator, including water, was charged for. I'm grateful that I could go with my kids, but again, the food was really delicious, so I'm very disappointed.

The view from the room, the open-air bath, and especially the indoor bath (semi-open-air) were all amazing. The food was also delicious and very satisfying.

It was quiet and I was able to relax without having to meet other guests. The food was just the right amount and not extravagant, but I liked both the taste and the quantity. The abalone in thick sauce for breakfast was delicious.

It was very quiet and nice. There were quite a few mosquitoes because it was surrounded by forest.

An inn with gourmet food and an open-air bath that is great for families with babies We visited this inn as we were looking for an inn where you can enjoy delicious food in beautiful bowls with your baby. As a result, I was able to relax without having to worry about my baby's cries, and I was able to relax in the open-air bath and enjoy the food I expected. There will be an additional charge for families with children, but meals will be served in your room, so you can enjoy freshly prepared delicious food in your room without hesitation. They lent us baby goods including diapers and baby soap, and they also prepared porridge for us. There were a lot of small birds and squirrels visiting the tree in front of the room we stayed in this time, and there were also a lot of natural insects, but they didn't come into the room very often, probably because of the various measures taken. The building and facilities seem old, but I get the impression that they have put in a lot of effort to make sure that the guests have a comfortable stay. A few things I was concerned about were that the option with a room was newer or had been forgotten, or that there was no information about membership benefits and I had to check from here.Although I had a maternity plan, the only caffeine-free drink I could get was coffee. There were times when I had trouble finding drinks, people forgot to take photos to commemorate the plan, and even though the restaurant's main selling point was food, the handling of the utensils was vague and the food was mixed up. Most of the equipment was new, but for some reason the yukatas and pajamas were old, faded, and fluffy, and I couldn't help but feel disappointed. The alcove also feels a little strange. . Also, the dinner was wonderful, but personally I didn't like the salad or the overly flavorful abalone with bean paste for the Japanese breakfast. By the way, it's within walking distance from the bus stop, but the bus from Izukogen Station has a lot of seats and the aisles are quite narrow if you put a stroller in.Although it's within walking distance from the bus stop to the inn, there may be stairs depending on the route. Be careful. I think a taxi would have cost around 1,700 yen. There were some things I was a little concerned about, but overall I had a very good time. We can tolerate some bugs and age, so we confidently recommend it to families with children who just want to eat delicious food and relax in the bath.