Sora Togetsusoukinryu

It has many Japanese drama filming locations and first-class facilities and services. The environment is beautiful, with bamboo trails nearby for walking, hot and cold foot baths, and authentic restaurants where you can enjoy local cuisine.

Due to some unforeseen circumstances, I didn't have dinner at the hotel. The room environment was really average at this price. The service is almost...the waiters barely speak English. The main reason is that there is basically nothing in this place at night. We arrived around 8 o'clock, and after asking the clerk for a long time, he said that it takes about 20 minutes to go out to find the only izakaya open...

I had a very comfortable time from the time I arrived to the time I left. It's also a short walk from the hot spring town, so I was able to take a walk down the bamboo path before dinner, and also take a morning stroll to Shuzenji Temple, which opens at 5am. It was a little further away on the map than other inns with the same price, so I had a hard time deciding which one to choose, but there was no problem in terms of sightseeing distance. The hospitality of the employees, the room with a semi-open-air bath (hot spring) with a view of the forest, the comfortable bedding, and the delicious Kaiseki meal and breakfast in a modern private room made with local specialties. It was my first experience to lie down in the bathtub in the large public bath. The well-kept garden, fresh flowers and furniture inside the hotel were also impressive. The bath towels and amenities in the room are color-coded with embroidery and stickers, and I often wonder where I put my toothbrush and cup when I travel. It was nice to be able to tell which one was mine by the color of the embroidery even when I hung up the used towel. This was my first time receiving such a service and I was very pleased with the care.