Hamanoyu

The room is big, it only takes 5 minutes to walk to the lake, and there is plenty of food and accommodation. It is beyond expectations. The hot springs are also very good.

最上階の1205号室「吉祥」に泊まりました。 公式サイトで今年の3月にリニュアルされたスイートルームのお部屋、、とあったのでこちらを予約しました。 最上階の12階を降りるとエレベーターホールでオートロックになっていてそこから4部屋のみのスイートルームへの廊下に入ります。そしてそれぞれのお部屋の入り口ドアに分かれます。 振り返って気が付きましたがエレベーターのドア、ホールが豪華で素敵です。 お部屋は102平米あります。 玄関から上がると畳敷廊下になっていて、真っ正面に諏訪湖を一望できる源泉かけ流しの半露天のお風呂が目に入ります。広くて感激。 入って右側にお部屋へと続きます。諏訪湖が180度見える角部屋でした。素晴らしい眺め。シンプルにスッキリしたお部屋が広くて清々しい。 よく見るとベットヘッドやちょこっとした所に日本的な工芸もあり、でもさりげない薄い色の木調が落ち着きます。 お部屋にはエアドックと加湿器もバッチリ。リネン類も不快な匂いなし。 お掃除も行き届いていたのでかなり快適に過ごせました。 さすが『日本の老舗のお宿』 お気に入りの会員制クラブのお宿のスイートルームより、お風呂に関しての満足度はこちらの方が上でした。 シャンプー類が何種類か置いてあり、香りなどで好みのものが選べます。 これも女性にとっては嬉しい。気の利いたおもてなしが感じられました。 「ここのお風呂、一日中入っていたい。」 強いて言えばベットがかなり硬いので私は寝つきが良くなかったかな？ ソフｱも硬い。 お食事は夕食は個室にて、朝食は広いコンベンション広間でいただきます。 ホスピタリテｲはベテランのお姉さんや若手男性など、多様なスタッフがそれぞれなりのきめ細やかな対応でした。 全体的にかなり気に入ったので、主人も私も「是非また訪れたいお宿」となりました。

It's a long-established hotel on the shore of Lake Suwa, but strictly speaking it's not on the lake, but rather far away. Therefore, compared to Sagi-no-Yu and Nunohan, which are located on the lakeside, it is definitely not as good in terms of scenery. As a result, the hot springs are spacious, and there are also open-air baths and saunas. The interior of the lobby is luxurious. Since we were eating out this time, we only had breakfast, but instead of a buffet style, they prepared a Japanese set meal for us. The content was quite voluminous. The waiter will refill your rice, but if another customer requests a refill of miso soup, you can get the rice but not the miso soup! I flatly refused. It wasn't crowded, so they should have provided that level of service. Although it was someone else's fault, I felt disappointed.

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, my husband and I have been going out to hot spring inns twice a month. My wife said she wanted to go to Nagano Prefecture, so we made plans and made a reservation at Hama no Yu. Since I arrived early, I took the first bath in the large public bath. I was able to relax and enjoy both the medicinal herb bath and the open-air bath. We had a Kaiseki meal carefully selected by the chef in a private room on the second floor, and all the dishes were delicious, and the fillet steak after the Japanese meal was the best. I enjoyed Mr. Nakai's charming timing and explanation of the food. The breakfast was delicious and I ate too much. As expected, it is a 5 star accommodation. I would like to stay again.

Good location near Lake Suwa, perfect for enjoying Lake Suwa fireworks and meals. I think the best place to watch the fireworks is on the 11th floor or higher. For about three weeks in the summer, 500 fireworks are set off for 10 minutes every day.

``Hama-no-Yu'' met all of my standards. It is recommended. Basically, it's an expensive hotel, but thanks to the ``Nationwide Travel Support Shinshu Wari Special,'' I was able to stay at a reasonable price. My personal standards are: ``Spacious with free parking,'' ``Close to the station,'' ``Good cleaning,'' ``Friendly and courteous staff,'' ``Luxurious lobby,'' ``Large public bath and open-air bath,'' and ``Large public bath.'' Lake Suwa is nearby,'' and so on. I think "Hama no Yu" is recommended.

The carp in the lobby on the first floor, reminiscent of a hot spring hotel. It's quiet because it faces the street one street from Lake Suwa. You can see Lake Suwa from the upper floors, but since it's a single Western-style room on the 4th floor, you can see the side of the inn next door. The room is 15 square meters and has a desk by the window, making it spacious and convenient. There are spray bottles of alcohol available to prevent infection. The unit bath and toilet have washlets that can be operated with a remote control, so the smallness and oldness are not an issue since there is only one person in the room. Yukata and haori were also prepared, but would this be okay for the obi? I feel like it's too Showa retro. The hot spring is small considering the number of people it can accommodate. The medicinal spring bath smelled like disinfectant, probably because it was sourced from the source and filtered. There was quince water at the rest area and it was delicious. There was water from Kirigamine in the changing room, so we were well hydrated. Breakfast is a Japanese set meal. Wear vinyl gloves when eating the salad and pickles buffet. Coffee is also self-serve, which is a plus for coffee lovers. Speaking of greed, it would have been perfect if it had yogurt. Arriving by car, there was no one to greet me, I didn't know where to park, and I had to get out and ask at the front desk. No matter how much infection prevention is done, it felt lonely. If you are unable to come out to meet and greet, I would like you to set up signage so that people can understand it. There are multiple outlets near the desk in the room, but they are not near the bed (by the pillow), which is inconvenient, and it is convenient to have them by the pillow when charging your smartphone while receiving emergency alerts, etc., so please take precautions.