Oku-Mikawa・Yuya Onsen HAZU Bekkan

交通方便，位置很不錯，雖然古樸，但是不覺老舊，設施齊全，服務很nice。有驚喜。

Отель потрясающий. Мы останавливались на одну ночь, получили море впечатлений. Номер был очень просторный, состоящий из двух комнат. Одна комната была с местами для любования лесом и горной рекой! В номере были термосы с горячей и холодной водой, два вида чая и набор для заваривания. Набор из одежды (юкаты, носочки). Холодильник, кондиционер, очиститель или увлажнитель воздуха. Вечером, пока мы ужинали, нам застелили спальные места, спали как убитые) Ужин кайсеки потрясающий, очень разнообразные вкусы, наелись до отвала, если честно. Завтрак тоже был очень насыщенный! Горячие источники очень приятные, всего 3 вида, из них 1 на свежем воздухе. Единственное, что один для меня был очень горячим, я не смогла даже в него зайти, а вот в других посидела с удовольствием. Хозяева отеля очень приятные, милые, встретили нас, напоили чаем со сладостями, показали, где можно погулять и пообедать (мы приехали раньше чекина). Сама деревня очень живописная, приятно погулять по округе!

I can't stand the miso beef sukiyaki. The beef teppanyaki or wild boar hotpot would be good. The open-air bath is probably the best in Japan. The hot spring bath in the room is also pretty good. The stairs are the worst, difficult to walk on. There is room to add an elevator, so I hope they add one. As it is now, there will be no repeat visits from the elderly. They must have made a lot of money after buying the bankrupt inn, so they must have the money. Hazu Group can do it! I want the food to be as delicious as Hazu Gassho.

We stayed on New Year's Day. The inn was hard to find, and we ended up at the HAZU inn by mistake. When we arrived, we were given matcha and Japanese sweets. The inn was built 70 years ago. The room keys and windows had a Showa-era feel to them. The bath was a brownish color, with a lot of iron in it. Men and women alternate between day and night. The bath didn't leave my skin feeling smooth. The open-air bath was nice, as I could look at the river. It was necessary to climb up and down the steep stairs, so it would be tough if you weren't in good shape. (They carried my suitcase for me.) There was only one shared toilet, which was Western-style. In the evening, they served hot pot dishes. Breakfast was New Year's dishes. It was delicious. There was a koto performance on the first floor, and we enjoyed the elegant atmosphere while drinking the complimentary tea and coffee. Our room didn't have a toilet or a sink, which was inconvenient, so I gave it a minus one. At night, when I got into bed, the hot water bottle was warm until morning. It was my first time staying at such an emotional inn, and it was refreshing. Next time, I would like to stay in a room with a toilet. The staff were very considerate and it was a memorable inn.