Hotel Okukujikan

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The hotel has very good services. Breakfast and dinner are buffet style. Plus unlimited drinks for dinner. Whether it's beer, liquor, wine or shochu and sake, it's free along with the dinner buffet. Think about coming to stay again next time.

It has been part of the Itoen group for quite some time. It is divided into a main building and an annex, with the main building having Japanese-style rooms and the annex having Japanese-style and Western-style rooms. The annex only has non-smoking rooms, so as a smoker I stayed alone in a Japanese-style room (7.5 tatami mats) in the main building. The room facilities are minimal. There are no air purifiers or humidifiers, and no smartphone charging cables. There are screens on the windows, and the refrigerator has a freezer space. The bath is lukewarm with hot spring water, and although no water is added, it is heated and circulated. The bathroom is switched between men and women at night and in the morning. The rock bath on B1 is small and only 6-7 people can use it. The meals are buffet style, just like other Itoen hotels. This time, the dinner was decent, but the breakfast was poor, with only "mezashi" grilled fish.

The room I stayed in was in the annex, and I walked down a long corridor from the main building where the lobby was, and then further to the back on the second floor. Some people may think that it's far away, but I like these far-away rooms because it feels like I'm exploring, so it was fun. There were two baths, and the open-air bath on the first floor was great. It was winter, so the trees outside were dead, but it would be a great view in the new green season. For dinner, we had sashimi, sushi, and the famous kenchin soba, and ate so much that I felt sick. I had a fun trip, thank you.