Hotel Folkloro Takahata

"Station hotel" is this hotel's catchphrase, so I think that anyone who likes trains will flock to this hotel. After all, the platform is only seven steps from where I stayed in Room 106, so it's so close that you can wave and talk to the Shinkansen trains passing by. Currently, the two Shinkansen trains stop at the same time once a day in the morning, so even people who don't like trains are sure to be impressed, so I highly recommend it. For dinner, the Takahata wine was delicious, so I think the yakiniku bento would be good. The room doesn't have any noise or vibrations from the trains, but the soundproofing between the rooms is not very good and sounds from the next room can leak in. There is a TV next to the pillow in the room opposite, so if you want a quiet stay, you should consider a corner room. Also, breakfast is included, which was nice.

Wanting to experience the town's history, I stayed at the hotel with the breakfast set again. I had stayed here three times in the past and had no particular complaints, so naturally I stayed again. However, the breakfast provided this time was particularly bad, not meeting the standard of quality and taste that a hotel would provide, and the staff's response to my requests was also poor. Perhaps because breakfast is outsourced, the staff's reaction was that it was someone else's problem, and they did not take it seriously as if they were the parties involved, and the level of customer service was low. The food was all fried, it was cold, and the piece of fish smelled fishy.