Ryokan Yamaichi

トイレ、風呂が共同なので不便でした

I stayed here without meals the night before the Wakanai Marathon. It was 6,000 yen on Jalan, but with points it was about 4,500 yen. I only ate and slept outside the night before, so I didn't get too greedy and chose this place. My impression is that it's the bare minimum. There is no distinction between smoking and non-smoking, so the room and futons had a strong cigarette smell. I also looked in the closet, but the bedding was stored in a mess, so don't expect it to be very neat. There are toilets and washrooms on each floor, but they are average in cleanliness. There is a shower room and a bathroom on the second floor, neither of which I would call clean, but unless you're a complete germaphobe, you should be able to use them.

It feels like an old-fashioned inn, but the rooms, toilets, and baths seem to have been renovated and are clean and easy to use. In particular, the bath is open 24 hours a day and the bathtub is spacious. However, each person locks the door one by one, so you have to check the timing before entering. I had a light course for dinner, but it was enough. Ordinary women may not be able to eat it all. Even if this comes with crab or octopus shabu, I don't think anyone who isn't an athletic young person will be able to finish it all. The rice is also delicious. Cold sake is Otokoyama limited to Wakkanai. You can drink this easily like water. There is no air conditioning in the room, but the temperature drops at night so you can sleep well. The parking lot doesn't have a roof, so it might be difficult to bike on a rainy day.

It's a small inn, and it feels like the Showa era, but the dinner is good. The octopus shabu in Wakkanai is delicious. The sashimi is delicious. Comes with hairy crab. The best value for money. The room has everything you need. It has an elevator that has been inspected by the manufacturing company, so you can rest assured.