Honke Bankyu

Except for the inconvenient transportation, the whole check-in process was still very pleasant. The ritual of beating gongs and drums during check-in was not very adaptable. If you can, I would recommend staying for two nights.

I stayed at the inn of my dreams with my family. At first glance, the building looks ordinary, but once inside, it's a different world. A spectacular view of the icicles and Kazura Bridge jumps in. The rooms with open-air baths are also good, and the private room dinner on the opposite bank across the Kazura Bridge is the best in both price and quality. The indoor bath is normal, and the men's open-air bath is about as close as you can reach to the river (although it's impossible because it's about 2m). Breakfast is served in a nice place like Kawadoko, and I think the taste and quantity are just right. The points I was concerned about were that I forgot the room when I was guided to the room, the perfume of the staff in the restaurant was too strong, and the appearance of preparing drinks in the lobby in the morning was very sloppy. The location and baths are great, the food is great, and unfortunately, people need to make an effort, but it's not a bad level, but a disappointing level. I felt that this would make the inn even more wonderful.

I stayed at the inn that I always dreamed of. The gate facing the main road and the building are more plain than I imagined. Was this the ryokan you longed for? is my first impression. However, from the moment we stepped into the entrance, the view of the icicles and Kazura Bridge through the window was wonderful, and we were all deeply moved. As expected! I have to say. Free drinks in the lobby are also very good. The room with an open-air bath is also wonderful, and the view from the room is also wonderful, so far 120 points. On the other hand, I forgot the room I was guided to, the perfume of the restaurant staff was too strong, and the appearance of preparing in the lobby early in the morning looked rough. The portion is large and very delicious, and the breakfast is also delicious along the river with a very nice view. If there is no minus, it is very disappointing that a first-class inn that can be awarded about 150 points will become a second-class or lower, and I think it should be improved. Looking back, I thought it was a ryokan that I could be satisfied with overall.