Chishakuin Kaikan

How can I book a room at this establishment for the period from July 16 to 20, 2024? I can't find the internet link to contact the owner to find out about the site's availability as indicated on the TRIPADVISOR site?

I stayed here on a three-generation trip. An elderly couple, their daughter and her husband, and their 1-year-old grandchild each stayed in a Japanese-Western style room. All the rooms were clean and the tatami area seemed to be good for families with children. There is a large public bath, but the bath in the room was separate and easy to use. Food and chairs were provided for children. Also, it was OK to bring children along for the morning shift and tour. I was very grateful that children were welcomed. We had dinner and breakfast in the large hall, and lunch and snacks in the restaurant, which was convenient and convenient even for families with children. There was also a diaper changing bed in the public restroom. Parking is free.

After watching the procession of the Aoba Festival at Chishakuin Temple, I went to get a reservation for lunch, but it was fully booked on that day and I couldn't make a reservation. After enjoying various hydrangea flowers in the hydrangea garden, I entered the store before 11:15 and made a reservation for "Shojin Gozen". . Immediately, a tray of "Shojin Gozen" was brought, and a little later, rice and Negoro soup were brought. The dishes of "Shojin Gozen" are as follows. Seasonal aemono, seasonal change, simmered dish, deep-fried dish, rice, pickles, Negoro soup, dessert. While eating, I forgot that I was eating Shojin cuisine. I chose just the right feeling of fullness and went out to see the scenic garden. I'm planning to eat Fucha cuisine at Manpukuji at the end of this month, so I'm looking forward to comparing the differences.