Keigetsu Nicchoan

A very good accommodation. The set meals for breakfast and dinner are very delicious and come in many varieties. The hot spring is a sulfur hot spring. There are not many people and it is very comfortable to soak in the hot spring. In the evening, they can also help buy tickets for stargazing, etc. The service is also very good. Overall, a very cost-effective accommodation. Well worth a stay

The inn's response was that the customer was unilaterally at fault for tripping over the futon laid out in the inn's tabi socks and punching a hole in the sliding door. "Are you okay?" he didn't even say a word, and was furious. I was disappointed because last year's service was good, so I was planning to stay here regularly from now on. I was charged 22,000 yen for the hole in the sliding door, which is about 10 cm long, which I don't understand, but I can't help it. The curtains in the room had a musty smell and there were bugs. There are also clearly long and thin stains on the wallpaper. First of all, I want the room to be properly arranged and ready to welcome guests. This is an inn I don't want to stay at again.

I visited with my wife for lunch and hot springs.We ate at the partitioned seats on the mezzanine floor above the lobby.There was a wide selection of items, including cold stewed carp and salmon sashimi that you can find anywhere. I didn't want to eat it. They didn't serve tempura either. The hot springs I was looking forward to were spacious and had good quality water, but it was out of the question if they didn't fix the broken hot springs. I couldn't even use the extension phone. The accommodation was not worth the price