Beniya

It was my first time staying at the hotel and I was very satisfied with it. The rabbit horn dish was the best. Words came out that everything was delicious and delicious. The room attendants were also well-educated, and I was surprised to see that the contents of the gracious talk were passed on to the landlady.　 The hot spring in my room is of a refreshing quality, but I went in many times comfortably.　 I think of it as all-inclusive, That was a little disappointing because it was just beer and soft drinks. But it was a lovely inn that made me want to come back. I'm looking forward to the next time because I was able to see the different rooms with comfort.

Founded 140 years ago and rebuilt 3 years ago, this is a long-established Inn with 17 guest rooms, all with semi-open-air baths fresh from the source. 　By the time I got to my room, there was a small window with a view of the kitchen and the cooks were working hard. All of the kaiseki dishes were delicious and the quantity was just right. They also had elaborate ways of serving dishes such as steamed steamed rice for dinner, rice cooked in a breakfast kettle, 100% soybean tofu, and homemade drinking yogurt with vinegar. There was a soft drink service in the lobby where we could relax with a view of the garden, but tomato juice made with local products, milk and plum juice were also served until 10 p.m., which was delicious after the bath. 　The landlady was very bright and easy to talk to, the room attendant with a charming smile, and the employees I met were all warm. Thanks to you, I was able to spend a relaxing and fulfilling luxurious time. It was an inn I wanted to revisit.

Located in the Awara onsen town, it is a relatively new onsen hotel. All rooms have a private onsen inside the room. We received very warm welcome from staff. And I notice that the staff ratio is quite high given the manpower shortage now in Japan. THis is also the first time that the check in process was done inside your room, not at front desk of in club lounge. Our suite is facing the man-made fish pond with a small porch. Our living room has a table and chairs for meals, not the Japanese style sitting on the floor. The bedroom ares is nice. Air conditioning control is separated for living room and bedroom. The public onsen is not particularly impressive since each room has its own private onsen. Hand made drinks are available in the lobby after checkin. Enjoying the good scene of the hotel fish pond garden with a drink on hand is marvellous. Both dinner and breakfast is served in the room so you do not need to out out. It has a high price tag and the service quality matches with such high price.