Suehirokan

I stayed on a snowy day. It was a large room with an adjoining room and a veranda, but it was so cold that we could only use one room with a heater and air conditioner. I don't like sitting on tatami mats, so I made a reservation after checking the photo that there was a chair on the veranda, but I couldn't stay there and didn't use it. There was no heating even when I went out into the hallway, and it was cold, and even if I warmed up in the bath, I got cold quickly. The toilet was strangely large and cold. My companion and I even swore to be careful not to collapse in the toilet or bath. By the way, I came from a similar snowy country. The food tasted good, but everything that was set on the tray at dinner time was cold, and the only hot things were a hot pot, rice, and miso soup. Breakfast was warmer on the second floor. I thought that it would be difficult to repair and maintain the building, which has no insulation, and the heating costs would be expensive... but I didn't want to pay money to go through that again.