Mori No Izumi

The structure seems to be a legacy of the bubble era. The luxurious layout allows you to move between the main building and each building via pedestrians. It's reminiscent of the 5-star hotels of Phuket and Bali of the past. The all-inclusive plan also feels like good value. Unfortunately, however, maintenance of the interior and exterior has not kept up, and various parts are badly deteriorated. The bathhouse is also made of good granite, so it should be polished properly. The exterior walls are so black that you want to use a Karcher cleaner. I wish it was a little cleaner.

The location is relatively remote But the hotel is very spacious and the rooms are very comfortable Just note that the hotel has a certain history Public hot springs are very comfortable If you have a car, I highly recommend it.

To be honest, the service here is really not up to par for the price. The front desk acted stupid. If we hadn't negotiated repeatedly, we would have had to drag our children and luggage to the third-floor guest rooms where there was no elevator through an outdoor passage. And no one came to help us the next day, so we had to carry the luggage by ourselves. Except for one handsome old man who was polite and courteous, the customer service staff in the restaurant were not flexible enough. In short, this was the hotel with the worst value for money during our nine-day stay in Japan.

Very clean, good service in Nepal and Vietnam hotel, you will understand after staying one night.

The room facilities are complete and the environment is very good. There is a hot spring in the hotel, bathrobes are provided, and a car is available to deliver to the nearest station. However, the location is difficult to find, so it is suitable for chartering a car or taking a taxi.