Hanasuishou

I stayed here for one night on Tuesday, April 2nd. There was very little hospitality, so I thought it was not suitable for those who expect hospitality. Well, it can be quite confusing when you use it for the first time, but once you understand it, you will be very satisfied and would like to return. (Location) It faces a wide street, but I could only see the wall of the building and could not find the entrance. I wandered around and finally found the entrance, but I could not find the parking lot, and in the end the parking lot was about 100m away from the entrance, and I felt like I was parking in a field. There was no guidance from the staff. (Room) It was very clean and spacious. The view from the window was not good, but it was a relaxing stay. However, there were no yukatas, toothbrushes, etc., so you need to bring them from the yukata and amenity corner next to the front desk. Also, there was bottled water in the refrigerator, but no tea or sweets. (All-inclusive) When you arrive at the inn, you can eat as many sweets as you want until 9pm, drink as much coffee and alcohol as you want, and there are many types such as beer, wine, sake, and shochu. They also have high-end wine for 500 yen for 100ml (I didn't drink it though). Glasses can only be used when using the restaurant (dinner, breakfast) and when drinking in the lounge, and only plastic or paper cups can be brought into the room. The beer was Ichiban Shibori, and I drank it in the lounge until dinner after the bath. Snacks and cheese (2 types) are also all-you-can-eat. Sweets were served from 6:30 p.m., but they were available before that. There are only a few varieties, but they are all-you-can-eat until 9 p.m. There were 6 types of ice cream, which were very delicious. The baths are open until 9 p.m., but if you bring a lot of beer, shochu, snacks, etc. that you want to drink before that in cups or trays to your room, you can drink them in your room at night. As a drinker, I am very satisfied. By the way, you can also use them in the morning. (Bath) Both the indoor bath and the open-air bath are small. When it is crowded, you may want to go back (it was empty when I was there). However, it is available 24 hours a day. (Food) Both dinner and breakfast are very clean and delicious. The soup stock in the hot pot for dinner was especially delicious. Although the amount of dinner was small, I was satisfied because I had eaten some snacks and drank before. The rice for breakfast was also cooked individually in a clay pot?, and it was piping hot with some burnt rice on the bottom and very delicious. There was no rush like at a buffet, and I was able to eat at a leisurely pace, so I was very satisfied. (Service) There seem to be a small number of employees, but they are very friendly and explain things carefully. It seems that hospitality has been almost omitted, and most of it is self-service, but once you know how to use it, it's nice that you can use it freely. (Overall) Next time, I'd like to use public transportation to drink in the morning as well. I was very satisfied with the accommodation.

The gate is austere. There are also large crystals. I like it. Some of the receptionists are friendly, and the entire staff is okay. Since it is inclusive, you can suddenly get alcohol, coffee, sweets, and ice cream. I saw 6 types of ice cream in the previous image, but it's a shame that there are only 3 types. I wasn't interested in sweets, so I haven't seen them, but if you have friends in separate rooms, it might be nice to eat while talking in the lounge. There are plenty of amenity bars, and you should check this by looking at the official website. The room was clean. Is the futon a mattress? It is comfortable to sleep in, but there is only room for two people, so if there are more than three people, the rest will be a normal futon. This is a pity. You can see the townscape of Isawa Onsen from the outside, which is fine. The TV is CATV and does not show BS and CS programs. It's easy to handle around the water, and it's clean because it's a paper towel. The toilet is normal. There is a shampoo bar in front of the public bath. The dressing room is a basket type, without lockers. Please note that clogs do not have tags to prevent mistakes. There is a fan and an air conditioner, so even if you come out of the hot water, it will be a little cool. About 6 washrooms. Although it was small, it was never crowded thanks to the small number of rooms. It's a men's and women's exchange system, but it's not that much of a change, so you don't have to worry about it. Both the open-air and indoor baths are slightly hot, with circulating chlorine. The indoor bath and the open-air bath are not so large, so I wanted the hot spring to flow directly from the source. Speaking of open-air baths, it seems that they used to have a jacuzzi in the past, but they don't seem to do it now. If you want to use circulating chlorine, I want you to do this kind of service. I had a draft beer next to the restaurant after taking a bath, but it was delicious. However, glass cups can only be used in the restaurant area, and even if you get other alcohol, it feels a little like drinking on the spot. There is a table, so I wanted you to use it. There are sake, shochu, plum wine, and other types of alcohol, but most of them were wine-based. This is a recommended place for wine lovers. The cups to bring back to the room are common Viking cups and paper cups. This was convenient because I had a tray. Dinner looks plain. I felt unsatisfactory, but it was well seasoned and delicious. Later, Shingen chicken was brought and I was satisfied that my stomach was full. Dessert time from after dinner until 9:00. You can also take this back to your room from the lounge. There were common hotel cube cut cakes and small desserts in cups. When I went before 9 o'clock when I was hungry, it was almost sold out. Well, I have some ice cream left, so that's good. Breakfast is also plain. I was a little grinning that the accompanying rice was complete. I felt that it was a good adult inn except for the dissatisfaction of the alcohol only place and the hot spring.