Kokurakukan Togura Hotel

Located in a corner of the Sasaya Hotel grounds, this special space is made up of only eight rooms in an old Japanese building. When you enter Honen-mushi from the front desk of Sasaya Hotel, you will find yourself in a quiet space that is like another world. Each room has a different layout and faces a well-maintained green courtyard, and our room, "Satsuki," also faces a large pond. Although it is an old building, it is well-maintained, and other than the lack of electrical outlets, there is nothing to complain about. Rather, it felt like we were staying there just to enjoy this quiet space, and it was a very good stay. The food served in the room from Honen-mushi's own kitchen was also excellent, and we were very satisfied with both dinner and breakfast. The indoor baths in each room are also hot springs, and the sulfur smell is stronger than the large public bath in Sasaya Hotel... The spring quality is so good that we bathed in it many times. It has the feel of a quiet, adult inn.

In the teapot, there was a wet tea bag that was thought to have been used by the previous guest and only hot water with half-drinking tea in the tea set. There were no sheets on the futon. There was hair stuck in the drain of the bath, and there was hair on the sink in the dressing room. All of them are very disgusting... The slippers are too big to take off and I can't go up and down the stairs. The food is neither delicious nor bad. The price is so cheap, that's the only saving grace. It's hard to cut corners just because it's cheap. It can't be helped because it's an accommodation facility I've decided on myself, but...