Ureshino Yadoya

The facilities are well maintained, with many interesting corners, such as the outdoor lounge area for book borrowing and hot spring water drinking. The reception and introduction at check-in are very enthusiastic and detailed. They will take you around the entire facility and then explain each room again in the room, including meal times, meal styles, and how to travel on the day of check-out. Whether to book a car to see you off will be confirmed one by one. The meals at the second port are quite satisfactory, with the usual style of Japanese cuisine, small quantities and a variety of varieties, and the taste is also good. It is worth mentioning that the female general is very enthusiastic and will take the initiative to take photos with us. She will also praise us during the chat, and the emotional value is full. By the way, the Tangtaro snacks given at check-in are really delicious! Before leaving, I went to the gift shop to buy several boxes to take away. They are sweet and soft, suitable for the elderly. Overall, it is worth the price and it is worth spending time to write so many reviews. I will stay here again next time I have the chance.

The design of the hotel is very unique, with artistic enjoyment, and the food is quite Kaiseki style, without any special features. The slightly better menus have to be paid separately, which I haven't seen in other hot spring hotels of this level. There is also an additional fee for tea ceremony, which is a pity.