Itoen Hotel Toi

I chose this accommodation as it was okay to check in late due to time constraints. At night, other than the number of cars, I didn't feel that there were that many guests, but I noticed how crowded the restaurant was during breakfast time. The structure of the building clearly indicates that it has been expanded upon, and I was a little confused by the length of the passageway from getting off the elevator to my room. Despite the large number of guests staying at the hotel, the hot spring facilities were kept well-maintained and we were able to use them comfortably. The smoking single room in the out bath was a little larger than a business hotel, and although it was easy to use, for some reason there was no ``ashtray'' provided. The next day, I walked around the building and found that there were a lot of stairs to get to the restaurants and hot springs. Considering the price, I don't have any complaints, but I was disappointed that it might be a bit difficult for people with walking problems.

"I went there because I was invited to the "Cherry Blossom Festival"." Bath is normal. Room is normal, too. The view from the room is wonderful. But the food is the worst! It's Itoen, so I wasn't expecting a treat, but it's still terrible. I went to the venue about 5 minutes after the start of the meal time, but the dishes were already empty. No sakura shrimp pizza or tempura. After some time, it was refilled, but the pizza was never seen. Beef stew is the worst because it contains something like spam instead of beef. Even though it's a menu item at other Itoen restaurants, it's the only place that has something like ham in it!