Suzuya Kaiyutei

I used it on a day trip by train as part of Meitetsu Kanko's "Fugu Zukushi Plan." Tessa is arranged in individual portions, so it's easy to eat, and the dishes are served at a fast pace, from blanching to karaage to hot pot. The fried chicken was especially delicious. If you are a woman, the standard course is enough to satisfy you. It seems that there are private rooms, but most of the lunch customers gathered at tables in the large hall. I also used the large public bath on the 6th floor, but the indoor bath and outdoor bath were small enough to fit 6 people, and there was only enough washing space for 5 people, so the customers had to compromise with each other. The water in the outdoor bath is quite lukewarm, and the indoor bath is a bit hot at about 41 degrees, but you get used to it. Even though it's open-air, you can't really see the outside scenery. The building and the bathrooms were both clean and beautiful.

Meals: Everything was well-balanced and delicious, and I was able to have the fish I caught fried without having to pay for cooking. Perhaps the griddle wasn't very good, and no matter how much fuel I added to grill it, the meat ended up looking like it had been boiled. Room: There were no particular problems, but the chairs were hard, the cooling function of the refrigerator was poor (it took a long time to cool down), and perhaps because it was summer, there was no cold water from the tap until midnight. Service: This is the problem. I won't go into details, but except for one person, the customer service was generally poor. Mainly the way the food was served (such as placing food for several people in the front and letting the customers bring the food to the back), and the unfriendly attitude of more than half of the people. It doesn't matter to customers whether they are busy or not, so I would like them not to act like that. After that, the size of the shop is small and they don't sell any products below 0 degrees, so you have to go out all the time, but the souvenir shops outside close early, so it's best to eat something cold after dinner. Almost impossible. Overall review: It was minimally equipped for a ryokan and I didn't feel uncomfortable, but if you ask me if I would like to go there a second time, I would definitely answer, "I would refrain."