Aishinkan

I stayed here at the end of the year. The food was a buffet, and it was very delicious. It was also nice that they had crab legs, rice pots and hot pots for one person. The baths were varied and satisfying.

I was in the middle of the day with my child. I was grateful that consideration was given to children, such as yukatas, toilet seats, and step stools for children. The buffet meal was delicious, and I enjoyed the hot spring bath comfortably.

I'm staying at Aishinkan today. I was on a slightly higher floor, so I could see a nice view of Lake Gosho. The lobby is spacious and relaxing, which is nice. The room is very spacious, and the bed is good. I felt very relaxed. I felt a sense of calm and good mood. First, I went to the open-air bath. The bath is a little warm. It's just the right temperature for me. The open-air bath has a deep tub, so you have to stand in the bath, but it feels very good. There are two types of baths, the Jomon open-air bath and the large bath, which are separated by gender, so there are a total of four. I went in all of them. It's spacious and relaxing, which is great. Dinner will be served in the room. A large box of sumptuous dinner has arrived. For sashimi, I think it was large shrimp, tuna, flounder, etc. For bamboo steaming, it was pork and beef. Add water to this and steam it. Eat it with ponzu sauce for a refreshing taste. This feels luxurious. The grilled dish was white fish, with a nice miso paste and a nice aroma. Most of all, I think the fish meat is ground up, so it has a nice texture. The stew was lotus root buns, which went well with the sauce and were delicious. Above all, I think the appetizer was the best. The fried chicken was delicious. The cream cheese pickled in saikyo was also tasty, and the fried eggplant was great for this time of year. The rice was also very fragrant and absolutely exquisite. It was a delicious dinner. There were many types of side dishes for breakfast. The fried chicken was crispy and juicy and delicious. The thick omelet was cooked for us. It was fluffy and delicious with a strong broth. There was also a jajang noodles, with a delicious rich meat and miso. The curry was a little sweet and spicy, and very easy to eat. The vegetables were also delicious. It was a delicious breakfast.

My parents have bad legs, so we stayed in a triple room with a bed. The view was amazing. The bath was old, but it was well-cleaned and didn't leave an unpleasant impression. The water was very warm. The meal was a Japanese set meal. It was delicious. Breakfast was a buffet, but they also had ice cream. I wish I had it for dinner instead of breakfast. The fresh banana juice was very delicious. The staff were also kind. There was no farewell when we left. That was disappointing.

I was grateful for the shuttle bus from the station because it was from outside the prefecture, and I thought it was a very family-friendly hotel considering the noise with children. This time it was a weekend during the campaign and there were many guests, but I really felt the concern of the hotel at this corona-ka, especially at the dining venue. I had a strong desire to support by staying.

There are several types of baths in the large public bath and several types in the open-air bath in a separate location, so this is an inn where you can enjoy the hot springs to your heart's content. The fun of wondering which one to try next seems to be something that even children will enjoy, so it's also good for families. We chose the buffet for both breakfast and dinner, and overall the food tasted good and we were very satisfied with the meal. It was impressive to see the staff at the buffet venue working with such enjoyment that it made us feel happy too while we ate. The room was neither good nor bad, but it was kept clean and there was nothing to complain about. A futon was prepared in the room at check-in, so it was very comfortable when you wanted to lounge around after arriving and taking a bath before eating. I thought it was a very thoughtful touch.