Kutsurogijuku Chiyotaki

I went after Christmas with four family members without wives and my daughter's choice. From the evening, the temperature dropped and it snowed, and I left the highway and drove fearlessly through the city. Park in front of the entrance with a guide. The lobby is actually on the fourth floor. There's a saloon at the back of the lobby, where you can enjoy sake, whiskey, plum wine, and soft drinks. More space. The hotel is heavily wooded, dark brown or black, with indirect lighting. It is clean without odd decorations. The four-person room is divided into a Western-style room and a Japanese-style room, with a sofa, TV and toilet in the middle. The welcome sweets are also moist boiled bean paste mochi and flower beans. As someone had written, I brought beer and wine, so I laid the groundwork and ate. I was quite aware of the local ingredients in the buffet, and I dabbled in wild plants and delicacies, thinking that it was a country dish. The contrast between the Texipaki woman, who appeared to be the foreman of the venue, and the Thai employees was also good. Sake.　I'm sure they're proud of it, but there's too much of it. I tried it like it was a trial set, but I thought it was enough because it was free of charge in the salon. Just coming to the onsen inn and not writing about the bath and having a good salon is not helpful.

Pros: - big room, clean. - with free car park just outside the hotel. - hot spring on top floor, with great view to the city. - a luxury hotel of the same group was newly opened, a 10 mins walk to this new hotel and can use its hot spring which is next to a river.

From Higashiyama-Onsen Station (which is called the station, but there are no trains), it is about a 10-minute walk, and the way to the station is uphill and the way back is downhill. When I arrived at Higashiyama Onsen Station, it was raining heavily, but when I called, he drove me to Higashiyama Onsen Station to pick me up. It has the atmosphere of an old-fashioned onsen inn. I stayed there on weekdays, and there were not too many vacationers, so I was very comfortable. There were many buffet items served morning and night, and although there was no such thing as flashy seafood and meat, there were also Aizu local dishes, horse sashimi nigiri, roast beef bowls, and other great satisfactions. The hot springs are of a smooth quality, and there are two types in the inn and three in the sister inn outside, so I enjoyed the hot spring tour. It is an inn of Recommendation.