"The room on the 4th floor had a musty smell and the air conditioner smelled terrible, so we requested to move to another floor. The bathroom was clean and the breakfast was delicious."

"It was very good."

"You can take a bus from the entrance of Nihonmatsu JR Station to the hotel. It takes 1 minute to walk there after getting off the bus. It is very convenient. The hotel is not big but the room is nice. The tatami is large and the parent-child room is very comfortable. Although the hotel decoration is old, it is very clean. There is also a hot spring on the first floor, which is great for washing away the fatigue of the journey. The breakfast is a buffet with a full range of varieties and it is also enough to eat. It is very good. There is also a racing simulator on the first floor, which the children love. The hotel is not far from the Ebisu Circuit Ebisu Circuit. It only takes a short taxi ride (RMB 300 is acceptable). There is a zoo next to the track. There is a park near the hotel that is also worth visiting. There is also an izakaya opposite the hotel, which is convenient for late-night snacks. Convenience stores are also nearby and a few steps away."

"I've been to Dake Onsen a few times but had passed up this inn until now. I decided to stay for the first time as it had been renovated and was neat and tidy. The hot spring was as expected of Dake Onsen. The cloudy white water was of good quality. The temperature felt a little hot but the water was good. The inside of the building had an open feel, but it was a shame that cleaning couldn't keep up with the small details and there was lots of trash scattered around. It ruined the atmosphere of the inn so I hope they do something about it. Meals were served buffet style. The menu was well replenished so there was no problem even if I arrived at the restaurant late. The staff were also friendly so I would consider this as one of the possible inns to stay at Dake Onsen."

"For our first stay in Nihonmatsu, we chose Kounkaku based on reviews on tipcom, and stayed there with my uncle. There are parking spaces above and below Kounkaku, and you can park in either. We checked in a little before 3 pm. This time, we each had our own room. Since our room was on the second floor, we were able to easily go to the large public bath and footbath. The next morning, we went to Seifu on the fourth floor for the breakfast buffet. From the reception staff to the buffet staff, everyone was very hardworking and kind. We would like to visit again during the chrysanthemum doll season. My husband, uncle, and I were all very satisfied. Thank you very much for your hospitality."

"There are several lodgings in "Dake Onsen", but I think this one has the best location. You can see "Kagamiike Pond", and if the weather is good, I recommend walking around "Kagamiike Park" when you wake up in the morning. The hotel is part of the "Itoen Hotel Group", which bought a long-established inn that was about to go out of business, so the accommodation fee is cheap. They are using the old facilities as they are, so the amenities are low. The room I stayed in this time did not have a working outlet, and the phone did not have a wake-up call function. There was no information about "WiFi" in the room, and there was a connection guide when I went to the lobby, but it seems that you cannot use it unless you enter the "SSID" and "PW" yourself. The bath is "free-flowing from the source". You can see from the image that the overflowing water is not circulated through pipes, and circulating water needs to be disinfected with chlorine and other disinfectants, so you can tell by the smell. Free-flowing water does not have disinfectants, so you can tell by the smell. Hot springs that are circulated and disinfected are much less effective. I think it's better to take a bath in a "free-flowing from the source" bath if possible. The reason it is 1000 yen more expensive than other Itoen hotels is because the dinner is of a higher quality. The breakfast is the same as other Itoen hotels."