Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Premium Kaga Maruya(Old:Yukai Resort Premium New Maruya Hotel)

房間很大，很舒適，温泉也很大，很乾凈也有可以讓小朋友玩耍的地方早餐很豐盛，服務人員都非常的友好，因為一直在帶小孩，回來才發現完全沒拍照推薦大家可以去是放鬆心情的好地方

There are many hot springs along Shilong Road, this time I chose Katayama Hot Spring, because there is a fireworks festival and nearby festivals. Fortunately, there is no rain.

食事はとても良かったです。 部屋のエアコンの吹き出し口や部屋の目につくところにホコリがあり残念でした。

Saturday, June 2024 / Katayamazu Onsen NEW MARUYA Hotel [Accommodation fee] 18,668 yen (including 300 yen bath tax). 1 night stay with 2 meals (buffet) ・Superior Japanese-Western room with bath / *Hokuriku support discount plan ・Regular price 37,336 yen (including 300 yen bath tax) [Impressions] Since we arrived after 5 p.m., the parking lot was almost full, so we were in trouble, but a waitress came out and showed us around. Dinner is served in two parts, and it was only available at 7:30 p.m., but we were able to kill time by taking a leisurely bath. There was also a foot bath, but it was full for 5 people, so we gave up because there were only 3 people in it, and the view was not that good. For dinner, we had a topping bowl and a pizza with cherry shrimp at the "Spring Flavor Buffet", and since this is not yakiniku but a steamer, we were able to enjoy it without the smell getting on our yukata. The roast beef was soft and delicious, but the shrimp tempura had too much batter. I think this is the only place that serves shrimp-flavored ramen, but it was delicious. The baths are for men and women only, and there is no switching between them. I think the men's bath has a better open-air bath. Since it's on the first floor, you can't expect a view from the open-air bath, but you can see Lake Shibayama right in front of you from the indoor bath. The table tennis area is a banquet hall, so the carpet on top of the tatami mats is fluffy and not very good. There are five karaoke rooms, two of which are suitable for large groups. The room was a superior Japanese-Western style room, but it was just spacious, we didn't use the reception room, and the bed was too soft. The bedroom windows didn't block out much light, so I was able to get up early. Overall, it was a relaxing resort.

Both days were clear and not a cloud in the sky. The air was clear and Mt. Hakusan sparkled as it reflected the snow, and the ridgeline was clearly visible both in the evening and at dawn. This was my first time on the walking trail along Lake Shibayamagata and at the Ukimido shrine. Apparently the area around Katayamazu Onsen is called the Enuma Plain. Beyond Mt. Hakusan are the towns of Hida and Takayama. Spreading out above is the Hida Mountains, now known as the Northern Alps. There are three buildings in the hotel. There seem to be a variety of rooms. This time I stayed in a fairly large room. Oh, so there is an open-air bath at Yamanaka Grand Hotel, Yoshinoya Irokuen. The water is apparently pumped up, but the source is hot. It snowed, and I was able to make another tour of the five Hokuriku hot springs under the travel support program.