Musouan Biwa

挺好的。。

Stayed for one night during a 3-day weekend in February. In conclusion, this is not an inn that I would recommend. First, when making a reservation, check the travel reservation site and check the hotel's homepage. Then, on the inn's homepage, there is a lowest price guarantee. Since I decided to travel 4 days in advance, I thought it would be better to make a reservation from the inn's website, so I called the inn to confirm. When I asked the person who answered the question over the phone, was there a lowest price guarantee? ? ? , where on the homepage? What do you mean? I couldn't understand the conversation at all. Should I make a reservation from a travel website? After confirming, I would like to thank you. I was worried about the employees not knowing what was posted on the homepage of my inn, but I made the reservation. On the day of check-in, I was shown to a table, and when I was filling out my accommodation information, tea was suddenly spilled on me. I felt passionately, but fortunately I only turned a little red.　Such mistakes and accidents happen, and this is not the first time I have experienced it. Is the problem the person in charge? This is the response of Japanese people. ``I'm sorry. Are you okay?'' I told her that it was hot, but I was fine, and she said, ``I'm trying to teach you to be careful when drinking tea.'' ” repeated twice. At that point, I thought this accommodation was the worst. When there is a problem, it is not the inn's responsibility but the employee's responsibility. The inn's facility itself rarely met other guests, so I spent it relaxed. What we would like to see improved in the facility is the shower water pressure. The water pressure is so weak that even the bubbles from shampoo etc. cannot be washed away properly. Other than that, I thought the facility was great (I would appreciate it if they could clean it a little better). As for the taste, the food was either mediocre or bad, nothing to write home about. It was a shame that the plates decorated with sashimi were left on their sides, ruining them, and the order and order of the servings was different each time. I was glad that it didn't taste bad. Overall, many of the employees were young and inexperienced, and as I mentioned earlier, I felt strongly that the on-site managers were unreliable. I definitely do not recommend this inn if you are looking for interaction, interaction, and conversation with employees as one of the pleasures of a travel inn. I think everyone is new to it at first, including instructors. I believe that other employees should follow up on what is missing to ensure that the guests are satisfied, but I didn't feel that way at all at this inn. You can probably do some movements according to the manual, but I can't expect much more than that. It's been a while since I last stayed at an inn that I didn't want to go to again.　　

There is a large Japanese-style room with a robata-style table, a view of the ocean from the verandah, and a hot spring bath attached to the room. There is a bed in the back and it is partitioned off, so I think it is a suite room in a hotel. The hot spring was probably from a source, but it was quite hot, so I filled it up with water. In addition to the hot springs that come with rooms, there are two private hot springs that require reservations, but perhaps because there were not many guests staying at the hotel, they were empty and I was able to bathe in both of them even without making a reservation. The meal was creative kaiseki, so a variety of dishes were served, with a focus on seafood. They also have many types of local sake, and I was able to drink a lot of them. The menu changes every month. For breakfast, in addition to a variety of small dishes, we chose our favorite dried fish. It's about a 10 minute walk to the nearest beach, so you can take a walk even out of season. At night, the sky was full of stars and we even saw shooting stars. It may have been a day when there were not many guests, but the check-in and check-out procedures went smoothly without any problems and we didn't meet any other guests. To be honest, it was my first time to be taken care of by foreigners at this type of inn, but everyone was very welcoming. If you think about it, just because it's a Japanese-style inn doesn't mean that Japanese people have to serve customers. This is a matter of taste, so if you don't like customer service unless you're Japanese, I don't think we'll meet your expectations. Also, this time I was brought here by an acquaintance, so I didn't actively research information about this inn beforehand, but it seems that there have been ownership changes and renewal openings in the past, and that it is still in use today. I think that's why past evaluations have varied. The price is not at a reasonable level, so I don't know if I will be able to come here often, but I would definitely like to stay here again.