Takeo Onsen Shunkeiya

性價比高的，懷石料理雖然味道一般般，也算體驗一下。服務非常好，還有露天風呂贊👍👍👍

You can ask the Takeo Station information center to call the hotel to arrange pick-up.

It is worth staying here for two meals and experiencing Japanese service. Dinner is a feast for the eyes with exquisite side dishes. The hot spring is on the rooftop, not big and not crowded. Breakfast is served at the room number, which makes people feel very VIP.

The hotel room is so big, the accommodation and food are both good, and my skin feels so smooth after soaking in the hot spring water!

There is a large bathhouse in the hotel. The bathhouse is clean and has everything you need including body soap, shampoo, etc. The room matched the picture. The hotel front desk staff was polite and check-in was quick. There are also free parking spaces available. Just outside the hotel is the famous Takeo Onsen. Takeo Onsen Station is very close and the A5 Wagyu bento sold there is delicious.

The hotel is located next to the hot spring gate tower. It is said that the emperor stayed here. It is a relatively old Japanese hot spring hotel. There are only six rooms on the fifth floor, and the total number of guest rooms is probably about thirty. We were given a twelve-course kaiseki meal for dinner, which was relatively simple. There was a room on the same floor just for dinner. It was no different from eating in the room. All you had to do was book a time and go there. You didn’t have to go out after a tiring day. Looking for food is quite troublesome as there are hot spring hotels all around. The room is relatively spacious and can accommodate four people. We have one room for one person and another room for two people. Five or six pieces of luggage can be spread out. The room temperature is suitable. There is no bottled water, but there is a thermos kettle for ice water and a kettle for boiling water. , also very convenient. The room has its own toilet and bathroom. The hot spring on the seventh floor is not big, but there are not many people. There are almost no foreign tourists, but there are no towels to bring to the room. Breakfast is a normal Japanese set meal, so there is no problem in filling up. Except for a handsome man at the front desk who spoke very good English, almost none of the staff spoke English. They all relied on simple words and body language. The main supporting services were okay, and no major communication problems were encountered.

This is my second time staying at a historic hotel, and I feel there are some changes. The most obvious one is Bingbing's politeness. I stayed on different floors twice, but the same thing is that the innermost room is a bit old.

The room is big, the room service is very good, the hot spring is comfortable, and it is open-air, which is very nice