Yuki No Shizuku

I stayed one night at Ishiuchi Maruyama Ski Resort to ski. Just walk a few meters from the hotel and you'll be on the slopes. It was a very convenient location. We stayed in a room called ``Yuki no Shizuku'' on the 5th floor. It was an open room with windows on three sides, consisting of a comfortable sofa area, a raised tatami area, a bed area, and a mini-kitchen. The interior has been renovated and reused the beams and chest of drawers from traditional Japanese architecture, and is very nice. The amenities in the room were a little lacking. There were no tissues, just hard paper towels instead. Towels: 1 bath towel and 1 tenugui towel per person. I wish there were at least towels in the toilet and sink. Is it a cost reduction? The hot spring is a small one with four washing areas. It is the size that would be used as a private bath at other hotels. I thought it would be okay since there were only a few rooms, but it was so crowded that there was a queue in front of us and behind us. Moreover, the supply of hot water seemed to be quite limited, and when four people used the washing area at the same time, there was no hot water. I was in trouble because it suddenly turned into water. I was told that there were very few meals available, so I made a reservation for late January in early September, but even though there were plenty of rooms available, I was only able to book a room without meals. It was quite inconvenient that breakfast was not served, let alone dinner. I thought it was a good idea as long as it was a somewhat high-end vacation rental. The location is good, so next time I'd like to stay for consecutive nights on weekdays instead of on weekends and relax.

I think that there is also a preference for the room, but I was the most comfortable. It's spacious and beautiful, and the modern Japanese and Western style fits perfectly. I didn't see anyone in the public bath, probably because there weren't many rooms. There was a slight smell of disinfection, but it's okay if it's not washed away, so it's better to be clean. Meals are unbalanced because they are too particular about serving rice. Is there room for reconsideration?