Gensen Yunoyado Sennotani

Both dinner and breakfast were buffet style, so it was great that the children could choose what they liked. It was good that it was easy to eat even for vegetarians. Above all, each dish was very delicious, and my family talked about wanting to go again. The hot spring was very comfortable and the children were happy. Being able to take a bath 24 hours a day was also attractive. I would love to go again.

連休に温泉に行きたくなり、近場の猿ヶ京温泉へ。予約の段階から丁寧なご対応に好感がもてました。 新幹線到着の時刻に合わせて、上毛高原駅からのお迎えがありました。途中後閑駅にも立ち寄ります。送迎のない温泉に行くと思われる路線バスは混んでおり、有り難かったです。 事前にチェックインの時刻前でもお部屋の用意ができ次第ご案内しますと聞いていましたが、その通り、チェックインしてすぐにお部屋を用意していただきました。お宿自体は昔は企業の方の福利厚生の宿だったようで、５８平方メートルというこの価格帯ではあり得ないほどの広さで驚きました。部屋の天井は低いですが、リニューアルされており、清潔でした。アメニティも揃っています。２リットルのペットボトルのミネラルウォーターやお茶菓子、ティーバックが用意されていました。 大浴場も２か所あるので、部屋数の割に混むことなく利用できました。１階の大浴場は広いからか若干寒かったです。 食事は夕食はバイキングスタイルで飲み放題でした。メニューは大人も子供も楽しめる内容だったかと思います。夕食時のライブキッチンのお寿司、天ぷら、ステーキが良かったです。飲み放題で日本酒、焼酎、ビール、ワイン、ウイスキーなどセルフで飲めるのが気楽で良かったです。朝食ビュッフェも和洋充実しており楽しめました。 館内施設も楽しめるよう工夫されており、チェックイン時にはセルフでコーヒー、紅茶などの飲み物をいただきました。チェックイン時刻以外に購入できる１００円コーヒー、売店や卓球、ゲームコーナー、カラオケ、エステなどありました。また、夜には切り絵のショーなどもあり「古き良き温泉宿」の良さも感じられました。ロビーのインテリアもシックで素敵でした。 新幹線利用者からすると、送迎込みでこの値段は妥当と思います。ホテルと旅館の良さを取り入れた合理的なおもてなしがあり、好感がもてました。東京からふらっと２時間で行ける宿です。機会があればリピートしたいです。

Both dinner and breakfast were buffets, and I was very satisfied with the variety of items and each item was delicious. The live kitchen's tempura (crispy shrimp), sushi (tuna!), sirloin steak, and morning omelet were especially good. Also, the all-you-can-drink menu had a wide selection of beer, highballs, wine, shochu, and sake, so I was spoiled for choice. Very satisfied, thank you very much.

It's not luxurious, but it seems to have been recently renovated and is clean overall. Considering the price, it is well balanced. It's nice to have all-you-can-drink.

All-you-can-eat, all-you-can-drink, and a wide variety, so I'm very satisfied. Sushi, tempura, and steak are served in the live kitchen. Vegetables are used abundantly, and there are several types of simmered dishes, so I think it covers the tastes of everyone from children to the elderly. For beer, you can drink regular premium malts and fragrant ale on the beer server. It was a 90 minute system, but I think my stomach will be satisfied within enough time.

Of course, right? Even though there is a separate page on "anti-infection", writing "no countermeasures" doesn't convey anything. From that point of view, I'm hesitant to write this review, but I'm going to take the plunge because if I don't write it today, I won't write it in the future. I often visit hotels and restaurants for work, but most of them have "thorough" infection control measures, and common things such as disinfection and temperature measurement are commonplace, and partitions for each seat There are also shops where the staff carries the food, such as the buffet. Infection control is just a means to bring the number of infected people closer to 0, and it does not mean that infectious diseases can be prevented by implementing only one of them. However, due to the excessive media coverage of infection control laws such as the three Cs and masks, there are some discrepancies between infection control in medicine and infection control in the general public and shops. As long as they are places of business, a certain amount of "discrepancy" is born, and I am well aware that the genre is different from "infection control recommended by medical workers" as reported. . Even after understanding, I still want to raise my voice about things that bother me. At our hotel, meals are buffet-style, and users are thoroughly disinfected with alcohol when entering the store, and gloves and masks are worn when going out to eat. But our hotel staff was different. There is nigiri sushi in the dinner buffet, but the staff who serve the sushi are calling customers in a loud voice and holding the sushi with their bare hands while talking loudly. I understand that there are merits for the hotel side, such as making the dining venue lively and avoiding food loss. On the other hand, is this method appropriate now that infectious diseases are making a fuss? The sushi chef wore a mask, and although I didn't see it, he probably used alcohol disinfection. As you know, wearing a mask does not prevent droplet infection. It's just one of the means, and even though wearing masks has become commonplace, the number of infected people has not decreased. Under such circumstances, our hotel creates opportunities to increase the risk of droplet infection, which should be prevented most. When I stayed at the hotel, I sent the same information through the inquiry form, but at the time of payment, there was only one word, "Thank you for your valuable opinion," and no reply. Perhaps they did not have any feelings for this opinion, did not make any improvements, and just treated it as a single complaint. *Bonus The buffet has a variety and taste that anyone can be satisfied with, and the hot springs are spacious and well-equipped. I don't think there are many hotels that offer such a level. If you don't mind loud-speaking sushi chefs, I recommend taking this opportunity to stay overnight.

Compared to the buffet style hot spring ryokan in the same price range, it is quite inferior. The room I was guided to was spacious and good, but that's not so important. The dinner menu has a small variety, and although they have standard main dishes such as steak, tempura, and sushi, there is nothing else that catches your eye, and the taste is not so good. I can't deny the mediocre impression from the person who has traveled around many Vikings. Then, I would like the hot spring facility to make up for it, but this is also not good enough. Because there is a sauna, it is barely inside. First of all, the open-air bath is small and doesn't have a sense of openness. The sauna is also old and of course there is no sauna clock. The bath on the first floor was okay, but there is no sauna here. …and I couldn't find anything particularly good after going this far, but when I asked for an extra bath towel to take a second bath, I was told that there was an extra charge! … No, it's not a super sento w. But if I was asked if I would stay again, I wouldn't dare choose this place because there are so many other good places.

The lobby and public baths were comfortable, the staff were friendly, and I was grateful for the basket bag and being able to choose the size and pattern of the yukata myself. However, there were no problems with the facilities such as the bed, washbasin, and toilet in the triple room, but it was a pity that the a**osphere was dim, the interior was dull, and the view from the window was not good.