Senri No Kaze

Very nice, very quiet in the suburbs The room is very big Have a sea view Rich and delicious dinner

The staff was kind, bright and just like a resort. It was an all-inclusive and all-you-can-drink variety of alcohol, and it was a very luxurious meal such as funamori and lobster. The hot springs were also pleasant, and the open-air bath while watching the stars in the sky was so moving that I forgot about the passage of time and was able to relax from the bottom of my heart. Thank you for a very enjoyable family trip.

I like it and have been there several times. The staff are very welcoming from the moment you park your car, and they are always happy to serve you. The rooms are also well-cleaned, so you can feel at ease. The hot springs are nice, and the food is delicious. They have a half-buffet with a boat-shaped platter and appetizers at your table, so you can fill up on the buffet. You can have midnight noodles late at night, and you can drink as much as you want from the drinks in the room's fridge, which is a nice service. There is also an all-you-can-drink welcome drink in the lobby. There is beer in the evening, and the sunset from the room is amazing. My husband said the smoking area is spacious, clean, and great.

We went there by shuttle bus from JR Tateyama Station. The building was clean and the staff were polite. There were many young staff members from Southeast Asia, and they were all very friendly. As it was an "inclusive" experience, alcoholic drinks such as beer and wine were free at dinner and breakfast. Ichiban Shibori was also served as a welcome drink. It will be irresistible for those who like alcohol. From the hot spring on the third floor, you can see Mt. Fuji in the distance. The view of Mt. Fuji while soaking in the slightly brown hot spring is exceptional. The food was also very delicious. The boat-shaped platter served at dinner was luxurious and fresh. Personally, I recommend the freshly baked Belgian waffles for breakfast. On the second floor landing, there is a display of the drums that YOSHIKI used before his major debut. I think it is a must-have for fans. Wine produced by YOSHIKI was also on sale at the shop. YOSHIKI donates 10 million yen every time a disaster occurs. I bought some wine hoping that it would be a small part of that.

The inn I was planning to stay at was fully booked and had good reviews, so I chose Senri no Kaze. I think that both inns and restaurants should be evaluated based on the balance between price and content, but Senri no Kaze is an inn that can be evaluated as good in terms of price and balance. It seems that the place that used to be a public inn has been renovated, and the corridors and other areas look old, but I think that maintenance and cleaning are being done properly. The food was a half-buffet, and the specialty 2-dan boat sashimi was fresh and delicious. I think they use good ingredients, such as using raw vanilla beans for dessert pudding. The restaurant staff, including trainees, were all attentive and responsive. I felt that the staff was well trained. With services such as popsicles, late-night ramen, and free drinks in the refrigerator, I think this is an inn that families can enjoy. However, it was a pity that there were many guests during the winter vacation, and it was difficult to relax in the bath (although we were able to check with the QR code).