Ikoi Ryokan

The accommodation was very cute and nice. I also liked that the hot springs were very diverse and convenient to use. Kaiseki is just mediocre, so I don’t recommend it.

I didn't feel very comfortable when I checked in. I found hairs on the sheets just after checking in. I communicated with the staff and said that the cleaners have left work. There is a private soup in the room, but it is a distance from the hotel, which is inconvenient. Breakfast I’m not used to it. The ingredients for dinner are okay. The taste is so-so. The service is okay, but it’s not the kind that is worth recommending.

A very warm hot spring hotel, the dinner includes pre-meal, main meal, boiled food, steamed food and dessert, served in batches, like Western food, breakfast is also very rich; soup pools are distributed on two floors with a total of more than a dozen, male soup and female soup They come separately, and there are two hours in the morning when the male and female pools are switched. There is also a private soup pool, which is free for hotel guests. It is recommended that the hotel clean the hand-held shower for bathing or replace it with a new one.

The hotel is convenient for self-driving tours. I came here to feel the hot spring township. It is very distinctive. There are many types of hot springs. You can try different hot springs. I think it is possible to provide more types, and the staff service is also very good. I have the opportunity to stay again.

An ancient hot spring hotel with a variety of hot spring areas (it is estimated that there are more than 10 hot spring pools, some of which are only available to residents, and you can borrow keys for free). Everyone wears yukata and walks very comfortably; the service staff in the store does not speak English well. OK, but the paper presentation is clear!