Izunagaoka Onsen Hotel Sun Valley Izunagaoka

I go to Sun Valley for food. 5 times for Nasu, this is the 2nd time. People in Nasu are worried about snow in winter, so I will stay here. As for the food, I was wondering if there was something else to replace the crab, but there was nothing new. Sushi was also gone. In the past, there was always something you didn't see at the buffet, such as eel, and I was looking forward to it. It's sad that all hotels are having a hard time with soaring food prices, but it's sad that the content will be lonely. "Even when I went to Okinawa last month, the content was quite lonely." However, the taste of the food was delicious as it was, and what I liked the most was the ramen. I had a salty taste, but I put a lot of my favorite menma on it and ate it. Unfortunately, I ate it when I was full. It was always attractive to have surprising ingredients, but it has become normal and there is no reason to choose this hotel. In Nasu, there is also a buffet with only Chinese and Western food, so I would like to go there when it reopens. By the way, this time I went alone, so I stayed in the annex, but it's enough for one person. The two are a little tight.

There is a buffet in the morning and evening. In the morning, we had Japanese food such as salmon, salmon roe, and hot springs*, as well as Western food such as croissants and French toast. For dinner, we had sushi, tempura, and steak made right in front of us. There are two private baths available for a fee, but if you make a reservation from the official website, you can use them for free on a first-come, first-served basis. There were two baths: an indoor bath and an open-air bath. The public bath is large and has an open-air bath, with a rotating system for men and women. The manga library has 30,000 manga volumes. Although it doesn't have all the latest issues, there are manga that can be enjoyed by all generations. There were many elderly guests, so the manga library was empty.