Mutsu Grand Hotel

It was nice to have the Tonan Onsen Bijin-no-Yu, an open-air bath and a large public bath for guests only. I ate breakfast until past 9:00, but it's a pity that they started cleaning up before 9:00!

The hot spring with an open-air bath was very good. There is also a sauna. The room was a little old, but it was clean and clean.

I stayed here for one night on a tour in late February. I thought it was an old hotel, but the lobby, dining area, and rooms were clean and I was satisfied. The bath is in a separate building and seems to be popular among locals, with many men in particular using it from early morning until evening. However, the bathtub and washing area are spacious, so it doesn't feel crowded. The water temperature is high and makes you feel very warm. Dinner was a menu full of monkfish, a specialty of this time of year.

A large country hotel on a hill. They also do weddings, but the decorations inside the building are tasteless. The only good thing was the hot springs. The food was average. There was nothing around, so I booked a two-meal plan, but it was not good value for money. There is a free shuttle to the station. The view is supposed to be good because it's on a hill, but the weather was bad and I couldn't see a good view.

We stayed here for one night on August 30th as a couple using the JAL package. The front desk staff, restaurant staff, and bathing facility staff were all very friendly and helpful, and had a customer service mindset. We were also satisfied with the rooms, dinner, and breakfast. However, the manager Sawabata, who handled our complaint, was the worst and disappointing. The complaint details are as follows: A customer (a local resident) using the attached day-use bathing facility had the door to the sauna wide open and was talking loudly for a long time. When we warned them, they loudly retorted, "We're ventilating the sauna! What's wrong with that!" We were looking forward to using the sauna, but we were unable to use it at all. There was also a customer (also a local) with a tattoo bathing, and it was not a relaxing atmosphere at all, which made us feel very uncomfortable. We came out of the facility midway and appealed to the manager Sawabata directly to put up a new "silent bathing" sign and to strictly regulate bathing for customers with tattoos, but no matter what we said, he just kept saying, "Oh, I see," which made us feel suspicious to the max. Even though I told them to deal with the problem immediately because the nuisance customer was still in the bathroom, they didn't respond. As mentioned before, the employees on-site are very well trained, but Manager Sawabata is a failure! I feel sorry for the employees who are working so hard. Shouldn't Manager Sawabata also take customer service training?! It ruined our precious trip. Manager Sawabata, please reflect on your actions!