Ulasan Akiu Onsen Hotel Hananoyu

I stayed at the Hananoyu Annex Renren in a room called Rosemary on the third basement floor. After checking in at the front desk, drinks and snacks were served in the lobby, and the homemade pickles were especially delicious. At the same place, you could also get free wine at night. At the evening buffet in the dining area of ​​Hananoyu, you could eat freshly grilled steaks. The tempura was fried piping hot right in front of you by the chef. Other dishes included sea bream carpaccio, oysters, pie stew, etc., which were all delicious. The breakfast buffet also had freshly fried tempura. The salad had fresh vegetables. There were three hot springs, but they were all a bit of a mess...there were oil fan heaters here and there in the corridors, but it was very cold and it was hard to move around, so I would have preferred if there was an indoor bath and an open-air bath in one place. The room I stayed in was a private room where you could enjoy karaoke, with speakers installed in two corners of the ceiling. The elevator sign still said "rental room" as before. It appears that it has been renovated into a 6-tatami Japanese-style room. Therefore, there is no bath, toilet, or sink. The view from the window is also a rocky surface. You have to lay your own futon. This was confirmed at the time of booking, so there is no problem. However, the air conditioner in the room was not turned on in the middle of winter, the water in the kettle was not full and had not been replaced, there was no water in the humidifier (there was no place to fill it yourself), and the cloth on the tea set was inside out... However, the staff member who came to the room after receiving the call apologized and quickly brought a kerosene fan heater and water. In addition, although it was advertised as a women's only room, the bar on the closet was too high, making it difficult to take out and hang hangers, and on top of that, the sensor light in the shared toilet did not turn on in the middle of the night, so I had to relieve myself in the dark. There were also some deficiencies in the facilities, making my stay, which was meant to soothe my fatigue at the hot springs, a disappointing experience. The women's only room had beautiful and nice cushions, and I felt that they had made an effort to improve it, but I think that if they had thought a little more from the female customer's perspective, it would be more convenient and there would be more repeat customers. We hope for improvements, such as thorough daily inspections of the facilities.