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[Bedroom] Smells of cigarettes. There is no air purifier. (No rental) I sprinkled it because there was Febreze, but I couldn't erase the smell of cigarettes. The refrigerator did not get cold and the beer I bought became lukewarm. The bedside could only charge USB. (Power is required to charge the smartphone at high speed) I didn't notice that the glass cup was in the drawer. The glass cup was dirty and I didn't feel like using it. [Toilet] With washlet. Clean. [Washing basin] It's small enough to have no place to put things, but it's beautiful. There is no towel to wipe your hands. Only paper towels are left. Hair dryer is good in Saronia. [Room bath] It was old and moldy. [Japanese-style room] It didn't smell like cigarettes as much as the bedroom. There was no pen or memo paper. The teacup was thin, so when I poured hot water, it became hot and I couldn't hold it. The comforter looked fluffy and nice. The actress mirror was good! [Large bath] Slippers were devised so that they would not mix with others. It was good that there was an open-air bath, a hot bath, a hot water, and a hot water! [Guest room] It was quiet without the sound of the next room, the sound of the upper room, and the sound of people walking in the corridor. [Cooking] It was delicious, but there was no particular personality. [Yukata] The guideline for choosing the size was written in height, but the width was too large, so I changed it to one size smaller. I thought it would be kind if there was a guideline for the system. [Amenity] I wish I had something like a health towel to wash my body. When I saw it, the hair band was gone. I wish I had a bunscrap (hair clip). [Transfer bus] It was convenient and helpful. [Location] It was convenient because Max Value, which is open 24 hours a day, was next door. [General review] It was good because the age group of customers was high and the atmosphere was calm. The Japanese style room was divided into Western style rooms and Japanese style rooms, so I thought it could be used for families with puberty children and families of two generations.

The golf course that Mt. Fuji looks beautiful for one night in the golf pack is well maintained. The employees are kind and gentle, the guests are about ５ families with small children, the restaurant, the cry of the child was not very calm, but the coffee in the restaurant was great and delicious It is recommended. As for the facilities, the hot spring was small and I felt that there was an open-air bath. The pool was not able to use it with anxiety about what happened, saying, ”there is an unsanitary act recently, and it is reported.” The room was a room with a Standard Double Room and Mt. Fuji, but the room changed badly. But the paint of the window of the dark room where the course was visible was peeled off, and it was scared to come out. The lobby ceiling has many rain leaks and is expected to be renovated.

I used it for a few days back, but I stayed for the first time. It is convenient to use the day-trip hot spring hall after checking out on the day of the stay. The pool is also available at a discount price and full of elements that can be enjoyed quite. The room chose a large room with a veranda, but it may be good to be far from the main building and narrow. I was at the day trip hot spring hall and tried to use it open-air. It is not cheap, but you can relax with your family. The zashiki is also large. However, there is nothing to bring food and drink (with a refrigerator). The public bath is a great view open-air bath as well as a day trip. It becomes a little narrow version. It is a great view whenever you go.

I booked a spacious room with a terrace, so I was able to relax and enjoy the view. We took advantage of the ingredients we had bought and had a BBQ on the terrace (we didn't have any BBQ equipment). There was a cassette stove type plate in the kitchen, so we used it. There was no cassette cylinder provided either. I bought it! ! Perhaps because it was a weekday, the cottage side was very quiet. There seemed to be a relatively large number of people staying at Wanwan Paradise next door. ♨️I've been to the large public bath several times, and sometimes it was reserved for private use, so the hot springs were nice. The details from the accommodation website stated that the bathing tax was 600 yen for 2 nights and 2 people. I was charged 1200 yen, which is double the amount 😲Taka~😱⤵️⤵️!! ️

I used it to dive with three companions. Because of the corona cherry blossoms, I didn't hit the search for a single room, and it was a fairly large room, and I made a reservation to make a social distance. It seems that there was a coupon use by a certain site and a prepaid discount, and about 6000 yen per person including hot water tax. It is a rich view in a luxurious room that doesn't usually make a reservation first, and it feels sorry to not stay with my wife. The public bath is also a natural hot spring, and the open-air bath is a source of water. The inner bath was written as being chlorine disinfected by circulation, but the smell of hot water is not known. There were sauna and water baths, and it was quite slow. The original is like a resort condominium, and the passage faces outdoors, but unless it is rained in the rain of the side hit, it is positive only for the noise like the corridor I felt it. I didn't have a meal, so I can't evaluate it there, but I think it is quite convenient to use it in a group of multiple people because there is a set of cooking equipment and a large refrigerator in the room. It is a big facility, but all the spaces are well air-conditioned and no negative points were found.

I went there because they were pre-opening a part of the building during renovation. It was my first time in the main building, but there was a Western-style room overlooking the sea, a bedroom with a bed and a living room with a TV were separate, and the couch sofa bed was comfortable. Everything was new (although there was still a slight smell of the interior), the lace curtains were blue, and the carpet was a lovely blue and brown that reminded me of the shore. Only a part of the bath was available due to construction, but I was satisfied because I was able to use the different carefully selected baths in the main building and the garden terrace building. The restaurant where you eat has also become larger with an open kitchen, and there are many Japanese, Western and Chinese dishes for dinner and breakfast that use plenty of fresh ingredients. It's too much to eat in one night. However, for dinner, even though we had reserved a seat, they said ”please feel free to come.” You can choose a venue with a view like before, but how do you find a place that is hidden by a screen or separated to the left and right? I want them to improve this. There were no sweets in the room like in a typical hot spring inn, and I was wondering what to buy as a souvenir, and ended up buying something I already knew the taste of before. The gift shop is closed when the vending machines for drinks are only located in front of the large public bath on the second floor, so you have to bring your own drinks.

Located in Ito, Wellness No Mori Ito is within a 5-minute drive of Ito Onsen and Otonashi Shrine. This hotel is 1.6 mi (2.6 km) from Nagisa Park and 1.7 mi (2.7 km) from Ito Municipal Kinoshita Mokutaro Memorial Museum.Don't miss out on recreational opportunities including an outdoor pool and a sauna.Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7:30 AM to 9:30 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 98 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring kitchens with refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and flat-screen televisions are provided for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature deep soaking bathtubs and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

I am not exaggerating when I say this is the greatest place I have ever been in my life. A friend recommended Hanafubuki to me, and I have made a point to tell everyone I know about it. The below is long, but worth reading I promise! It's located a ways outside of Tokyo on the Ito Peninsula, and there were almost no other tourists there. Half of the guests staying there were themselves Japanese. It was very nice as a reprieve from the bustle of Tokyo. The grounds themselves are gorgeous, like out of a storybook, the onsen hotsprings are amazing (but very hot!) and there is no time limit to use them. They each have a light outside that will be on if they are in use, so it's very easy to tell which are available. They are also private, so if you are with the other gender or have tattoos you can still use them, unlike some of the public onsens in Japan. We chose to stay in a traditional Japanese-style room, which involves sleeping on tatami mats on the ground. This was much more comfortable than I expected! The food was amazing, I still cannot believe that much food was included in the nightly price. The price included a delicious and very hearty breakfast (we chose the European-style, but there is also Japanese-style with fish) and a Kaiseki dinner, which is a traditional Japanese meal with around 10 courses. It was a tremendous amount of food but also the presentation was stunning and it tasted like we'd paid $200 for the meal. We still can't get over how wonderful it was. I also got a massage, which was one of the best massages I've ever had. The staff in general was incredibly kind and hospitable. Since this is located outside of Tokyo, be prepared that not everyone speaks English but it wasn't an issue at all and they were all lovely. You can stay here all day without leaving and be perfectly happy, but there is also a nice hike to a suspension bridge by the ocean nearby, as well as a teddy bear museum! We live in California but would come back here as soon as we are physically able to. 10/10.

Both breakfast and dinner are very rich, with fresh seafood (sushi, sashimi, grilled fish, prawn casually eaten). The hotel has hot springs and can be used for free, but 80% of clean hotels are Japanese for vacation. Old man, old lady is more. The hotel offers a free shuttle bus and is 8 minutes walk from Ito Station.

This is my second time using the hotel, having first come six months ago. I have been to several overseas tourist destinations so far. To be honest, I had no interest in hot springs in Japan, but last year my sister and aunt invited me to go to a hot spring in Ito. On the second day, I visited Aoyama Yamato and my first impression was that the hot springs were really nice. At this age, food is definitely something I'm concerned about. Aoyama Yamato's food is quite delicious! That was my impression. Overall, this was my second visit and the food served at Aoyama Yamato was top class. When I told them about my birthday celebration, they even offered champagne! Of course, the service provided by the staff in charge of guest rooms is also excellent. At CO, I immediately made reservations for next year.