Aqua X Ignis

I wouldn't regard it as a regular hotel. I would describe it as a public bathhouse that provides more than 10 or 20 rooms for accommodation. The place is not convenient. If measured by a public bathhouse, it is good. The rooms are relatively small because they are It is the kind of public bath in a spa. There are many people in the hot spring. There is no exclusive time for guests and it is only open until 12 o'clock in the evening. It is a bit disappointing. What's special is that if you choose to include dinner, Italian cuisine is provided, which is pretty good. But overall, the price/performance ratio is low.

The biggest disappoin**ent was that the room was too cheap. It was a Japanese-style room with 8 tatami mats, and the sink, toilet, and small bathtub were all in one. Washing area Of course, it was cleaned, but there were scratches and peeling paint due to aging, and the tatami mats were old, which was very disappointing. If it had been a Japanese-style room when I made the reservation, I would have refused, but it may have been my fault for overlooking it. I would recommend that future reservations be made after carefully checking to avoid any misunderstandings. Next, the hotel entrance is almost like a super public bath. You take off your shoes yourself, put them in the shoe box yourself, lock the door, and go to your room yourself. On the way, there was a tatami-covered area like a rest facility, and several people were taking a rest there. I didn't confirm this, but I think that there were probably people other than guests who came to take a bath in the hot spring and were taking a rest there. I arrived at night by car, so the entrance was difficult to find, and I think that first-time visitors should be a little careful. I didn't know where the hotel entrance was, so I contacted them and they told me where it was. You cannot park your car right in front of the hotel entrance, so everyone in the car has to walk through the parking lot and down the walkway to the hotel entrance. It may be a little difficult for elderly people or people with bad legs on rainy, snowy, or windy days. In particular, snow can be a little slippery, so you need to be careful. The restaurant for dinner was very luxurious and had a beautiful and impressive appearance. However, although it looked like a luxurious and impressive restaurant, when I went inside, they didn't take my coat, and after I ordered wine from the sommelier, the glass was left for a while even after it was empty, which made me a little worried. There were some great points. First of all, the hot springs are great. I don't know much about hot springs, but I felt that the smoothness and moisture of my skin after taking a bath was really wonderful. The food at the restaurant was also great. The food was really delicious, using the best ingredients of the season and region, and the presentation was also great. My overall impression was that it was a designer high-end super public bathhouse that used high-quality hot springs, and that it had a delicious restaurant attached, and that you could also stay overnight.

There are restaurants and shops around Kataoka Onsen Aqua Ignis. The buildings and ponds are stylish and it is a pleasant space. Kataoka Onsen Aqua Ignis also has a natural hot spring, so you can enjoy it all day long. There is also a large parking lot.

The rooms in the accommodation building don't have balconies and are just for sleeping. The baths are nice, but they are shared with other guests so they get crowded. The food was good as expected. The tourist facilities around the hotel are not that great so I'm not sure if I'll go back.

The facility is beautiful and the food was delicious.

The hot spring felt so good I wanted to stay in it forever. The food was delicious and the service was polite.