Momoyama

In short, it was ``an inn that was completely run by part-time student resort workers, with no concept of developing employees.'' Even though it's called Kappo, the food content is surprising. I'm sure there would be at least one delicious food in a regular hostel, but... there were so many insects flying around in the room that it felt disgusting. On the other hand, the construction of the accommodation is not bad. However, is it a good idea to leave a large amount of bulky garbage at the entrance and hide it with a screen? Rather than staying at a ryokan, it felt more like staying at an ordinary family in the countryside...although the price was definitely that of a ryokan.

The garden is wonderful, and the appearance of the inn is also good, so I had high expectations. The air conditioner and shoji frames in the room were dusty, the equipment in the room suddenly broke down, the breakfast venue was extremely cold, the open-air bath was extremely warm, and even the indoor bath was warm when I entered in the morning. The taste of the food is normal for a kappo ryokan. It's a shame because I thought it would be a good inn with the minimum facilities and clean cleaning. No repeats.

I was repeatedly told that there were few employees, and I was busy. I felt sorry for my reservation. The hot springs and night view were good, but the service was disappointing.