Shiratamano Yu Senkei

I made an appointment about two weeks ago and was very helpful. I stayed there on Thursday and I think there was a decent crowd. When I arrived, the staff welcomed me warmly and I was able to check in comfortably. The lobby of the hotel is very large and the ceiling is high, so it feels free. These days, more and more places are offering free drinks and snacks in the lobby lounge instead of putting tea in the room, and this was the case. I think it's very good, but I wish I had a drink like cold oolong tea or barley tea. The room was big enough for three people and well cleaned. The hot springs are very good because only the stalls contain sulfur. The bath (inside bath) on the first floor is particularly large and pleasant. There was also a sauna and I was satisfied. However, I took a bath near 10 o'clock, but as soon as I entered the sauna it went out (it seemed to end at 10 o'clock), which was a shame. I'd like you to do it until about 11. The food was substantial at night (even abalone grilled on a crockery plate) and there was too much. One dish less is enough. By the time the Nodoguro came out, I was already full. The pork shabu-shabu was delicious on the menu. When I looked at the other tables, there were some china grills with meat (cow?) and others without. You have a variety of menus. Breakfast the next day was a buffet, but this one was very different from dinner the day before. I have very little to eat... Why don't we spend a little bit of the evening on breakfast? I thought so. I was disappointed because I expected breakfast. The only complaint this time is breakfast. I signed up for a holiday plan, so it was a little cheaper at 20,000 yen per person. I think cospa is good.

I stayed there for the first time when I became an internet member, recommended by someone I met on my trip. The response from the staff is excellent. The hot springs were also exhausted by the sulfur springs. The food was also very good. I think the price is reasonable. Good value for money and intend to revisit

Tsukioka Onsen is one of the most famous hot springs in Niigata Prefecture. There were two very prominent large hotels in the spa town. These two buildings are related hot spring hotels, Senkei and Huafeng, which we stayed at this time. 　Shiratama Onsen Kei is a somewhat large-scale hot spring hotel with about 100 rooms, but the lobby area is larger and more luxurious than the image of the number of rooms. Our guest room was an ordinary Japanese-style room, but it was a spacious room of 12.5 tatami mats. 　The hot springs were good, of course, but the food was pretty amazing. Our plan dinner was a “tasty spring-filled creative kaiseki kaiseki,” filled with delicious ingredients from Niigata. 　Perhaps because the number of rooms is not that large for the size of the building, we were able to relax without the crowd in the lobby and other public spaces. Also, there were many art works in the museum, and it was nice to walk around the museum while looking at them.