Urabandai Kogen Hotel

I used the wedding anniversary plan. It was a cloudy and chilly day with snow still here and there, but thanks to the hotel staff it was a warm and enjoyable trip. Of course, there was no air conditioning anymore, including the room. There are two hot spring baths, both of which have an indoor bath and an open-air bath. The two baths are switched between the "women's bath" and the "men's bath" on a daily basis, so you can enjoy the scenery from both open-air baths. Most of all, you can see Mt. Bandai. Perhaps because the number of guest rooms is relatively small, the maximum number of people who can enter the bath painting together during my stay is about 5, so I can comfortably fit in. The room was a classic twin, but it's enough for two people. However, the wash basin and the room are cool, so I think it would be better if you can stay with someone who can gargle in front of you. Yukata and bathrobes are provided. "The amenities are more than enough, so you don't have to worry about forgetting your facial cleanser." Both breakfast and dinner are served in the same main dining room. For dinner, I chose a French course and for breakfast the next day, I chose a Japanese meal. As I wrote at the beginning, all the staff are not stuck in a mold, but they are able to respond comfortably, and it seems that it makes me feel even more delicious when eating.　When taking a bath, you can come and go in the yukata and slippers provided in your room, but other than that, there is no dress code for meals, so you can enjoy it comfortably. Once you have checked in at the front desk, you can relax while enjoying the newspapers and books from the hotel's collection while enjoying coffee or tea at the Library Lounge, which is available to all guests. It was a nice bonus. There is also a small exhibition room in the building, and an exhibition was held this time. There seemed to be other bars and chapels, but I didn't use them. The [delicious water from Mt. Bandai] that I could drink during meals and at the dressing room in the large public bath was mellow and delicious. * All-you-can-drink. We stayed for our wedding anniversary, so we were able to get a commemorative photo and a souvenir, and have good memories after returning home. This was my first time using it and I was nervous, but I would like to use it again. My only disappointment was that there was a nice tree between my room and Mt. Bandai, which made it a little difficult to see. (I took it back in the public bath)