Okyuan

Didn't stay. This review is for phone inquiries only. I inquired about meals for elementary school children before booking. Elementary school students are charged the same amount as adults, and the food content is the same as adults. My daughter wants a small meal and a children's lunch, so can I apply as an infant? When I inquired about it, I was unilaterally refused to stay, saying, "I heard that it's impossible (to apply for an elementary school student as an infant). Please look elsewhere." If it was impossible for me to apply as an infant, I wouldn't mind paying the elementary school student rate (the same rate as an adult), so I was thinking of having the children's lunch only cooked, but suddenly there was no consultation or suggestion, and I was looking for something else. I was offended at once.

It wasn't flashy, but it was a good inn. Due to the corona wreck, there was a sense of security in the room with an open-air bath, free private bath reservation was unnecessary, and just eating in the room was a sense of security. I was able to relax without leaving my room. What impressed me was the tea incense burner that was lit in the room after check-in. Actually, I was a little worried because the picture of the meal I saw on the net was not good, but it was actually a sufficient amount and overall I think it was delicious. I thought it could be helped that the lighting in the room didn't make the photos look good, but I thought it might be a good idea to devise a little more ingenuity in the tableware and presentation. I was impressed that the food was warm even though it was served in the room, and the rice for breakfast was very delicious. In addition, I was impressed that the matcha pudding and jelly desserts were handmade and delicious both in the morning and evening. There are more luxurious and wonderful inns, but I think it's a good inn where you can feel the care. I would love to visit again.