Guest User
October 6, 2022
Used as a birthday trip. Stayed here full of expectations. However, I thought it was a luxury inn in name only and not worth the price, so I would like to write about it. First of all, even though it claims to be a luxury inn, the person who greets us at the door is a female intern. He has a hunched back and looks untidy in his suit, which arouses anxiety. The hotel lobby cannot be described as clean, the hallways are full of stains, and the chairs and tables in the lobby are covered in scratches. Also, you will have to wait an unbelievable amount of time to check in. Are the arrangements not in place? The next thing I noticed about the room. This time, we stayed at Nioumiya, which has an open-air bath in each room. The moment I entered the room, the atmosphere was unpleasant. A gloomy and dark impression. Also, the window glass was not cleaned and was dirty. The open-air bath was also covered in moss, so it was difficult to say that it was kept well-cleaned. The washrooms and restrooms are old-fashioned and do not look like a 25,000 yen per person inn. The hot springs inside the hotel had not been cleaned of dead leaves in the outside bath, and there were dead insects inside. The electric fan in the changing room was covered in dust, and when the wind came out, the dust was waving around. Also, the inside of the basket for storing used towels was full of mold and was unsanitary. Next, let's talk about food. This is by far the worst inn I've ever stayed in. There's no taste of the soup stock, the flavor of the food is vague, the main meat is cut into small pieces, and the sashimi is only about half the size of the 100 yen sushi toppings. I didn't feel like I was eating anything. This time, since I was pregnant, I informed them in advance that there was a menu that was different from the menu that pregnant women could not eat, and when I pointed it out, the person in charge yelled at the kitchen. The voices were echoing all the way to me and I didn't feel good. Also, before getting on the elevator on the way home, the private room was close by and I could hear the employees loudly complaining to each other. Also, when I was sorting out my luggage after returning home, I discovered that the lid of the unopened Mitsuya cider that had been stored in the refrigerator from that day until checkout had been opened, and the contents had decreased. I checked with my husband, but he didn't drink, so I wonder if someone at the hotel did it? It was a shock. I don't want to stay at this inn again.
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