Kamogawakan

The room is very comfortable, with separate living room and bedroom. The private bath was comfortable, but for some reason there was no curtain facing the street, so there was no privacy when bathing, which was strange. They provide Sekkisei skin care products, which is great. There is a private room for dinner. We asked for the food to be served faster, and it turned out to be efficient, with the entire dinner being served in one hour. The sashimi is fresh, the grilled snails are delicious, and the other dishes are average. Dinner portions were a bit insufficient. Fortunately, we brought our own cup noodles and beer. It's also very flavorful to enjoy cup noodles and beer on the terrace at night~ Breakfast can be served in the room. Very convenient~ In addition, we have all-you-can-drink service in the join lounge, which costs 2700 yen per person. The lounge environment is comfortable, but unfortunately there are not many types of alcohol, including draft beer, red wine, white wine, sake, and only one choice of spirits, and two types of fruit beer. The snacks only include peanuts and one individually packaged snack. However, the available time is longer, if you check in until 11pm, you can still enjoy it until the check-out time on the second day. The hotel staff generally do not understand English, but still try their best to communicate with the guests.

Not only does the hotel have good facilities and services, the surrounding environment has rural natural scenery, historic temples, simple country farmhouses, and is also the filming location of a famous Japanese TV series. The cherry blossoms and red maples should be very beautiful, although I didn't catch up.

There's nothing better than a holiday in Duck River The Kamogawa Pavilion is even more highly recommended Totally feel the service of old-school hotels Although it is said to be old-school, the inside is not dilapidated at all Already still very comfortable and beautiful There were fewer people on weekdays when I went there I don't even wash my hot springs and I'm crowded with people And visually most of them are Japanese So it is a good place if you want to take a vacation away from the city 

The multi-course dinner in a private room was excellent, so I was looking forward to breakfast, but was disappointed that it was a buffet. Both the large communal bath and the open-air bath were spacious and comfortable. The room was deep enough, but the width was only about 40-50 cm from the foot of the bed, so it felt a bit cramped. Even business hotels these days have a little more space! Other facilities, furnishings, and customer service were impeccable, making for a comfortable stay.

The renovated Kamogawa Pavilion is more comfortable than before, and the experience is great every time I come.