There were places where expectations were exceeded in word of mouth, but it is old as a facility. I took my parents who have bad legs, but it was hard because there were no handrails in the elevators and corridors. The size of the escalator is also small, so even if you enter in a wheelchair, it will be too large for a large family to get on. In addition, it took a long time to move between eating places, and the structure was not very easy to walk, with rails for sliding doors. I stayed in a Japanese-style room, but there is a step from the part that hits the tataki, and my elderly parents can only climb up with their hands on the floor. There are no handrails in the room. If you take off your shoes and leave it as it is, you can't open and close the door because the shoes of 4 people are in the way. Also, the toilet (Western-style toilet) is separated by a fusuma, but the sound when flushing is loud. I woke up in the middle of the night and woke up when I used the restroom. However, on the day I stayed, it rained so hard that I thought a linear rain belt was coming, but when I was in the room, I didn't mind the sound of the rain. Both dinner and breakfast were buffet style, but I would be happy if there were more warm side dishes other than grilled dishes. I wrote about various facilities, but all the staff working there were kind and cheerful, and I felt good. As others have written, I received your letter. During dinner, he took a picture of me and said, ”I'll send it later.” I was impressed that he listened carefully to the content of our conversation, and sent me 3 photos with very good expressions, along with a message, of me, my parents, and my daughter, who live separately.
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