Shiratama No Yu Kahou

I have stayed at Izukei next door to Kaho several times, but this was my first time. I was able to experience the best of Japanese hospitality. When you arrive at the hotel, you will be guided to the lobby and your luggage will be taken to your room. The inside of the building is so spacious! ! The open atrium is wonderful. It can't be compared to other inns. The pictures on display are also wonderful. I was surprised at how luxurious the room was! Too many amenities for children. The yukatas in the room come in a wide variety of sizes and colors. There are even storage compartments and baskets for small items. There is also a children's yukata, and the obi is too authentic. The fabric of the adult yukata is also very good. The room has plenty of amenities! Children's nap mattress, soft pillows, sewing set Aqua's refrigerator is large. You can see a vast rice field from the window, and there are luxurious-looking chairs that are very comfortable to sit on. There is a baby corner at the entrance to the hot springs and the breakfast area where you can let your baby play. It's great because you can take books and toys back to your room! It helped me a lot. You can also get sweets at the candy corner. The hot springs were the best I've ever been to. The changing rooms are also spacious. There are four types of outdoor baths, including hot water with strong sulfur content, hot water that you can stand up in, and bathing water that you can lie down on. The indoor bath was spacious, and the sauna was a little cooler so it was easy to take a dip. There were shampoo bars such as Botanist, and there was also a baby bath and toys. I was able to relax while looking at the scenery outside. After getting out of the hot spring, you can enjoy an original cold drink bar and all-you-can-drink shrimp miso soup! What a wonderful service! All-you-can-eat sweets and drinks at the lobby lounge! There are about 20 types of Japanese sweets, including 4 types of macaroni, 2 types of daifuku, and warabi mochi, so you'll be happy to know. There was also traditional shaved ice and ice cream. Drinks include apple, orange juice, coffee, and more! It was a wonderful time looking out at the beautiful garden. Dinner is in a private room, so you don't have to worry about your kids making a fuss. The service is also very good. In the morning, there was a buffet and the landlady was working around the tables. It was a truly moving inn that Japan should be proud of.

It's a large building, not the type we would stay in, and it's far from the dinner venue, but it's spacious! The garden is lit up and it's lovely. The hot springs are good, so I was satisfied.