Jinpuso

There is nothing better than being close to the station. Moreover, there are many hotels closer to the station than this inn, so this point is not that much of an advantage. I will list the bad points below.・When I arrived at the inn, I didn't even come to meet you for a while. Moreover, there are no words such as "welcome".・The staff looks from above. Tame words are sometimes mixed. Furthermore, this is not a specific individual, but everyone has such an attitude (at least as far as I met when I stayed).・They don't listen to our wishes at all about meal times. Don't even try to adjust. One-sidedly pushing the convenience of the inn.・Forcing sharing a seat without asking our opinion in advance. The walls are thin and you can hear the surrounding noise.・Toilet is shared. Moreover, there is only one on the accommodation floor. Too inconvenient.・The clock in the bathroom has stopped. Put in some batteries.・The train is noisy. Sound insulation problem.・Maybe it was because I stayed in the summer, but I was worried about the sound of people setting off fireworks at the back beach. There is also the issue of sound insulation. In this way, I have no choice but to conclude that it is a very disappointing category in both hardware and software. If you don't want to ruin your precious memories, I recommend that you consider another inn.

I have stayed at various inns, hotels, and guesthouses so far, but this was the worst inn. It's not that the room is dirty or the food is not good, but it's the worst inn in the sense that you can't feel the hospitality at all and the customer service is too bad. First of all, an elderly proprietress upon arrival? A person who seems to be greeted me, but only "Yes, please". Isn't there a word for "Welcome"? I had a bad feeling about it, but when I saw the customer service at check-in, I wondered if they were in a bad mood. More than anything? What struck me was the fact that before I used the pen that I used to write on the ledger, I carefully wiped it off in front of us with a wet tissue and touched it as if I were handling something dirty. I'm sure it's something to do with the coronavirus, but in that case I think it would be good to consider using a different pen and wiping it when the customer isn't around. There seems to be a private bath, but they don't guide me at all, but I don't even feel like asking, so I just need a normal bath. Excuse me. When I called out to him, the chef in the kitchen reluctantly said, "Hey, I'm reading." "The meal is at 6:30." I replied, "No, you said 6 o'clock, didn't you?" Even if it's my mistake to give up 100 steps, is there a way to say that? "Isn't there another way to say it?" The offensive attitude and behavior drastically reduced the enjoyment of sightseeing during lunch. "I often thought that I could handle such terrible customer service." The food is usually delicious, but is it as bad as another person's word of mouth was? The center of the fried food felt raw. The meal was carried out without hesitation, and after being instructed to leave the finished plate on the tray, he left. After the meal, I called out to him and said, “Thank you for the meal,” but he didn’t respond. I had never experienced such an unpleasant experience during my travels, so I had to write about it. Although it is homely and word of mouth, I didn't feel it at all.