I haven't seen Tokyu since Harvest Club Myojindaira disappeared. It was the first time in a long time that I stayed overnight in Nasu with my wife.
They will pick you up at Nasushiobara Station. It was 30-40 minutes by car, a lot of
The hotel is up the mountain, past the fancy museums, cafes and ranches!
I checked in as soon as the bus arrived and was shown the room
I was lost in the maze. It may be difficult to tell because there are so many rooms, perhaps because it has been expanded or renovated.
The rooms were well cleaned, with large beds and large tables.
The public bath is just big. The changing room is also large, so you can avoid meeting people
It's good, but the rocker felt dirty with the bare bottom (board).
Some people come here in swimsuits, so I guess they are coming to the bath after the pool.
The public baths had saunas, open-air baths and medicinal baths, but they were a little hot.
Dinner was, after all, a wonderful Japanese meal. I am impressed by the taste that reminds me of Myojindaira.
A delicate Japanese-only course. There seemed to be some courses of collaboration with Western food
We serve Japanese food with one drink.
I looked at the menu table at the entrance and found that the desserts varied depending on the course.
Breakfast was crowded and we waited in the lobby for about 20 minutes. A waiting system with numbered tickets to E-Park. We make coffee available while you wait.
I'm impressed by the yogurt!
There was yogurt from the ranch, and I thought this was the best. In the back.
There were waffles and omelette corners (I think it was an omelette)
I didn't go because I didn't see it...
I checked out and was picked up again, but some people got off at outlets along the way. I would have liked to have dropped in if I had known I could get one by outlet along the way. I'd like to visit you for delicious Japanese food next time.
