Yoshidaya Sannoukaku Ryokan

Dinner was served in the dining room and the volume and taste were very good. The sashimi was particularly fresh, gorgeous and wonderful. The sea bream helmet was also very delicious and satisfying. Breakfast buffet was also available and delicious. The staff were very nice and polite. It was the smell of the room that was disappointing. The smell of the product smelled like raw bean sprouts and I was troubled by the smell even when I was sleeping. The air purifier was also running at full power from the beginning, but it smelled bad. The family used three rooms, and they were happy to find that one was a renovated room with a bath. The other two rooms were normal Japanese-style rooms, and when we went to the other room next door, we found no such smell, so maybe it was just us. And I was very satisfied, but I'm sorry.

The food and bath were perfect, but the washroom in the Forty-seven room had a bad flow of water, and the front desk staff gave me first aid. I had it dealt with immediately, but I wanted it confirmed in advance by Fauci. It was a very bad feeling for Fauci. Also, although it's a cheap plan for forehand, the black mold on the floor of the lavatory was noticeably fraying on the mat that was left in front of the toilet. The building felt dated. The bath was great.

The exterior of the building is historical, but the interior has been renovated. When we arrived, a few of the car attendants took care of everything from moving the car to transporting the luggage. Here's a full-service, if you will. We made it a Type C room with a semi-open-air bath, but it was very modern and beautiful. I knew beforehand that Type C was the top floor, so I chose it without hesitation. As a result, I was very comfortable. The TV was also available online to watch YOUTUBE. I thought the view was on high ground, so the townscape of Yamashiro Onsen filled the window, but Oedo-san blocked about half of it from our room, which was a bit disappointing. But the other half had a good view. The Oedo building might not be too much of a nuisance if it's room 801 or 802 at the end. An 805 or 806 would be quite disturbing. The meals were semi-private rooms, separated by blinds, so it was close to a private room, and the amount was just right at a satisfactory level for both dinner and breakfast. The lady serving the food was also working hard. If you go with a couple, you will feel like an open-air bath in your room, but it was a very beautiful bath and shower room. I was able to add water freely to the temperature, so it was hot and warm. However, you should be careful that it is not a hot spring, though it is. It seems to be filtered through the circulation, so it was not like a hot spring at all (odorless), so you have to go to the public bath. The public bath is wonderful. I was also happy to see two bath towels set in our room. From check-in to check-out, the staff are generally kind, they stop to comment when they pass each other, they are pleasant, and the manager's personality is probably good. It seemed like they didn't accept groups, so if you want to relax with a couple, family or couple, it's an excellent value-for-money inn. Personally, I thought the spacious seats and tables in the restaurant were very good. I saw a customer in a wheelchair, who looked nice with plenty of room at the table. It would be great if they were so thoughtful when they were being renovated.