Bettei Koyoi (Adult Only)

The quality of the food here is acceptable, kaiseki dinner, unfortunately, I found out during the meal that dinner is optional, but the trip is not better than the guests, and my place is only cheap kaiseki. The hotel only has a very small public open-air bath, and I booked room 401 on the left, which is almost the largest room type in the hotel, with a private bath, but I found out after asking the hotel staff that the bath in the hotel room is tap water, that is, the water from the tap. I was disappointed at first, and this trip did not explain it

The outdoor bath was nice.

The entrance looks like the apar**ent I lived in when I was single, so I don't feel like I'm on a trip. Overall, the facilities are old, and there are signs that the Japanese-style room was converted into a Western-style room at no cost, and the wallpaper should be a little more calm. The open-air bath attached to the room could not be said if it was a little larger, but the view was good and I was able to bathe comfortably. The elevator is filled with the smell of a diesel car, which may be the exhaust from the underground boiler, and the movement is a little awkward and a little uneasy. The size of the large public bath is reasonable considering the number of rooms, but it is old and dim, and it is necessary to have a place to clean the body rather than enjoying the hot spring. The food was just delicious and I was very satisfied with the quantity and quality. Especially the minestrone for dinner was amazing! The feeling of saying that it is neither good nor bad about hospitality. The overall impression is that the facilities and equipment are not worth the price, and even if the food is good, the low 30,000 yen range (2 people) would be acceptable. The promotional images look great, so I was a bit disappointed when I actually stayed.

The inn I planned to go to in Hakone was closed, so I decided to go instead. It's a small inn and the room wasn't bad, but the food wasn't very palatable. The bath didn't have a roof until I headed to the open-air bath, so I was in trouble because I got wet in the rain.