Tokiwa Hotel

Continuation of the previous article: I booked two rooms for this trip, so I have two opportunities to comment. The photos uploaded in the previous article are limited, so I will continue to add in this one. There are drinks in the hotel's small refrigerator, all of which are free to drink. There are men's toner and women's cleansing and makeup removal skin care products, so when you go to Japan, you don't need to bring your skin care products to reduce the burden of luggage. The hotel waiter will introduce all the facilities of the hotel to you from the moment you check in, and explain in English. If you don't understand, you can use a translator. As a Chinese, you still need to abide by the local order when you go out. The hot spring hotel will provide you with hot spring instructions (there is a PDF file in Ctrip's reply email that specifically explains the dress and precautions for Japanese hot springs.) The way to wear a kimono is that the left lapel is on top, and if the right lapel is on the bottom, it is for **. So don't make a mistake. People with large tattoos are not allowed to enter. And ladies, after blowing their hair, remember that there is a vacuum cleaner in the locker room. Clean it yourself, which is also a reflection of quality. If I remember correctly, their men's and women's hot springs are switched every day, so the hot spring you soaked in that night may be switched to another one the next day. The locals explained that this way you can see different scenery. When you arrive at the hotel, remember to listen carefully to the waiter's explanation.

A very satisfying travel experience. The hot spring resort hotel is very famous in Kofu. It is a 100-year-old hot spring hotel and the hotel where the Emperor of Japan stayed. The room is super large, clean and tidy, and the service concept and attitude have reached a high level! The Japanese garden landscape is so beautiful, you can see Mount Fuji directly through the window in the room🗻, and the kaiseki dinner is particularly sumptuous! Breakfast is also very delicious!

The room is super big, and you can see Mount Fuji from the window. The hotel lobby is super beautiful, and the hotel service is also great. It is the best hot spring hotel I have stayed in on this trip

Almost perfect hotel! Even if it costs more than 3,000 RMB per night for two people, it is extremely cost-effective! The only thing is that there are very few Chinese guests, so there are no Chinese guidance prompts in the hotel, only Japanese ones, and even a map in English will be given to you when you check in. But it is also a very local hotel. Award-winning courtyard, comfortable hot springs, rooms with tatami or bed options, and amenities such as facial cleanser and lotion. After checking out, we can take you to Kofu Station for free. The men's and women's hot springs will change in the morning and evening, so you can experience them both in the evening and in the morning. The full dinner and breakfast are too much to eat. They are all local seasonal foods. For details, please check the hotel's official website. In fact, it is more recommended to leave the hotel. There is nothing wrong with it except that it is expensive, but it cannot be booked on Ctrip.

This is my second visit after about 10 years. I used to think it was just an ordinary inn, but as I've gotten older, my perception has changed. I'm not sure if it was renovated, but the rooms are spacious and very clean. The bath is also spacious, so you can relax even when there are many people. The food seems to have improved as well. I would like to visit this inn again soon.

I went to Tokiwa Hotel in my hometown of Yamanashi. It is a very long-established inn in Yamanashi Prefecture, and the proprietress is very friendly, and I got to know her so well that I talked about my background and upbringing. As I work in human resources, it was a time when I realized once again the importance of communicating with people. It was a very nice inn with a large beautiful garden that purified your soul. There are some places in Yamanashi that have tennis courts, so I'm going to go get some exercise for the first time in a while. I was really into tennis when I was an active player, so I'm looking forward to it. I will also update notes and Instagram.

Misaka away. The room and hot springs were wonderful. I decided on this room after seeing the hot spring open-air bath. Smoking OK is also rare. The food is delicious and the staff is of great quality. I was able to take a leisurely stroll through the proud garden. But I wonder if there is a charge for coffee in the morning lounge. I guess it can't be helped since the cost performance is good. Overall I was very satisfied. This is an inn I would like to visit again. thank you for helping me.

My husband and I are enjoying our hot spring inn. This is my third visit to Tokiwa Hotel. Last time I stayed in a detached house, but this time I stayed in a Japanese-Western room in the main building. I was greeted pleasantly, and the room I was shown to by the staff was, as always, well-cleaned and renovated, so it looked nice. Above all, what my husband and I like is that the dinner and breakfast are delicious. The best seasoning that would have been too strong if it was any stronger! delicious! I will visit again.

I was able to stay at a very cheap price through a summer vacation sale on a certain travel site. I was very satisfied with the price, but is it really worth it to be called a state guesthouse in Kofu? That's what I felt. The appearance is eh! I tought. The exterior wall of the building faces the main road... When we entered, we were greeted by a parking lot attendant, and everyone at the front desk and the restaurant staff were so friendly, they had big smiles and loud voices. I can see that they put a lot of effort into customer service. Because the building is large, the voices may be naturally louder. The magnificent garden immediately catches your eye as you enter. I don't think there are many gardens that are so well-maintained. The inside of the hotel is also clean and feels good. There was a tour of the hotel, where we talked about the history of the hotel, the garden, and the exhibits. I received a welcome drink of grape juice, but I also received a glass of it with my evening meal, so tea and sweets would have been better. I would like to have more grape juice and wine tasting tickets included. The room is a two-room Japanese style room with a view of Mt. Fuji. I mistakenly thought it was a Western-style room and clicked. In Japanese-style rooms, I don't like people coming into my room while I'm relaxing and putting up and lowering my futon. It was a state guesthouse, and they laid out futons between meals and provided us with late-night snacks. The refrigerator in the room provided juice, carbonated water, and water. There were two bottles of water at room temperature for coffee and tea, but there were only two drip type coffees, and since it's a Japanese hotel, coffee after meals is not included, so I guess it's not enough for one person to drink one cup in two days. Mt. Fuji could only be seen a little in the morning due to the bad weather. Still, I'm impressed. The room was nice and spacious, but the TV was small for the size of the room. The tatami was rippling. In the alcove, there is a hanging scroll with October on it, and although it is in good condition, the floor tatami is full of fraying. I wonder if it was before it was renovated into a Western-style room? The food was delicious, but there were no surprises or surprises. The sashimi is fish flown in alive from the Goto Islands. There was an explanation, but do you care about that? I tought. More than that, I would have liked the grilled fish for breakfast to be freshly grilled and the thickly baked eggs to be freshly made. It was a nice grilled fish, but it was cold. The thick fried egg was cold and cut in half. I wanted the rice to be served in a bowl. The hot springs are a little lukewarm. They provide ice cream, barley tea, and water after you take a bath. The hair dryer was a Dyson. It was a hotel that made me feel like I was in some places.