Kirari Ryujin

How can I put it? This is the first time I'm reluctant to give this hotel a 5 out of 5 rating. The hot springs were wonderful, leaving you feeling smooth and slippery. A hot spring hotel in a remote mountain area is definitely inconvenient without a car. I came here for the hot springs and had originally booked Shimogoten, but that hotel couldn't check in after 7 PM, so I had to switch to this one based on the great reviews. Most of the people who came to bathe were elderly Japanese, some almost 100 years old, and their gait was unsteady. Mainland Chinese were rare. 1. The breakfast and dinner were mediocre, with almost nothing to eat. 2. The hotel amenities were mediocre; there wasn't even a comb in the room. 3. Sleeping alone at night was terrifying. Communicating with my companions felt a bit strange, like imagining scenes from a Japanese horror movie. 4. The service was mediocre. I tried to book a room for my companions, but the mountain path was too difficult, so they didn't want to go down the mountain and stay at the other hotel they'd booked. The price we asked Ctrip for was completely different from the price quoted by the front desk. The front desk staff didn't speak English and was very indifferent, completely unable to understand what we were saying. They refused to give us the price we asked for, playing dumb. I'd like to give negative points for this.