Bishoku No Kakurega Provence

It's been a few months since my last visit. This time, I had a plan that included both spiny lobster and beef. The lobsters were small and the beef was a small portion, but there was also a hotpot (acqua pazza), and I was full after finishing the course. The food is more Japanese than before. Or rather, it was Japanese food. Drinks are 1,000 yen for a glass of wine. It's one coupon. The bath is a hot spring, but it's colorless, transparent, tasteless and odorless. However, I feel exhausted after getting out, so it must have had some effect. The room was dark, and the pillows and bed were comfortable, so I forgot about stargazing and slept soundly until morning. Breakfast is a buffet. There is a burdock and *gathering pot on the table. It warms you up. The pork soup and keema curry were delicious. There were various desserts, but when I went to get them, they were out of stock. I wonder if they were reserved for the next guests? I regretted later that I should have asked the hotel staff. I'm a greedy eater, so I'm very disappointed. By the way, there was coffee at the time of check-out, but I missed it. I would like to come back again to get revenge.

Hot springs feel like taking a bath in boiling tap water or well water. You need to have good legs to get to the hot springs, as you have to go up the stairs, and there is no advantage to it other than going at night. It is difficult to see the outside scenery from the room window. The room is small like a business hotel. Dinner is delicious, but the amount included in the ¥15,000 plan for one night and two meals is quite small. If the food at a hot spring hotel doesn't suit your taste, you might get annoyed if it's upgraded, so it's better to ask for additional dishes instead of upgrading. Additional dishes will be served soon. We ordered grilled matsutake mushrooms, and they were delicious. Breakfast is a buffet, so the quantity is not insufficient, but the taste is average and not particularly delicious. The hand-kneaded sushi was delicious, but there was only a small amount of bonito in it. My wife was tired so we did not participate in the popular stargazing. If I had participated, my impression of the inn might have changed. It was an inn with many middle-aged women.