5 Star Hotels in Nasu

I stayed in the safari room twice before renewing, and both children and adults were very satisfied, so I stayed in the safari room again this time. Many people were worried that it would be a shame if it was renewed by word of mouth ... but that anxiety is right. I'm sorry for the good points, but there are only a few. The lobby lounge was delicious with free sweets, juices, wine, etc. The safari room has not changed and the children were delighted! !! I was happy to have a picture book and animal stuffed toy in the elevator hall. Bad point The children's play space in the lobby is really for small children ... (My child is in the first grade of elementary school, so I enjoyed it at the last minute) It says that even preschoolers are in the first place, so don't play. It may be, but I was wondering what it was. I wanted to drink it because there is draft beer in the lobby lounge ... beer barrel? I was struggling to exchange it ... I wonder if I've done it many times, so it's smooth Let's make it possible. I waited for a long time and finally got a draft beer. The lighting in the hotel was dark overall (the atmosphere was good to say well), and the dust flying in the air was amazing. English notation is the main and then Japanese. I think it was for foreigners. The best thing I want you to improve is the dinner buffet. Was the food for children corn soup, Napolitan and potatoes? I forgot, but that's all ... There were several types of weaning food. Adult dishes didn't taste good, probably because they were multinational. Depending on the age of your child, there may be almost nothing that your child can eat. Fried chicken is also spicy, so it's not very good, but children can't. My child is allergic to nuts, but I had no choice but to give butter chicken curry because I had nothing to eat. I wonder if it's okay because it's sweet. This may be said to be bad for parents, but it seems that cashew nuts were used for butter chicken curry, and it became anaphylaxis. The child was coughing like vomiting during the meal, so I hurried back to the room, called the front desk and asked if butter chicken curry had nuts, and when I looked it up, it turned into a call back. At the turn of the last time ... I was told that I didn't understand because there are only 7 allergy displays ... Is it life-threatening? I'm a little angry, and when I tell him to look at the package, I'll turn it back again. Next time I called from a restaurant person and it turned out that cashew nuts were finally included. I have only 7 items to display, and I ate them at the discretion of my parents, so I checked out and came back without saying anything, but if I'm holding a child welcome, Please increase the number of meals for children. At least I want you to prepare curry and fried chicken that is not spicy for children. By the way, curry for children came out for breakfast. Even if you do not display 21 allergic items, you should be able to answer immediately. If you want to make it look like a multinational dish, you don't know what's in it, so it might be better to display 21 items to ensure the safety of the hotel. This time I came back without any problems, but when I think that my child might have died when I was sick, I feel horrified and don't want to go again. I pray that other children will not meet the same eye.

The staff who checked us in was the worst. They spoke very politely, but their explanations were very difficult to understand. Also, when we left the building and were shown around the facility, they silently snatched the map my sister had several times and explained things to me while showing me the map, which surprised me. It's not a hotelier thing, but it's unthinkable as a person. This time, we booked three rooms: my parents, my family, and my sister's family. First, they showed my parents' room, and then we were told to ”cross that bridge,” so we started walking ahead, and behind me, I heard a voice explaining to my sister's family, ”Now, I'll show you where the lounge is.” What, my parents and we can't use the lounge? I thought, so I turned back and asked, ”No, everyone can use the lounge!”... If that's the case, shouldn't they explain it to everyone, including my parents? In the end, only my parents were there when they were explaining where the lounge was, but they repeatedly said, ”This is for use by people up to 12 years old!” I think that's why they do it, because both my family and my sister's family have small children, but I felt very uncomfortable when they repeatedly emphasized something that should have been clear once. The other staff were very nice and we thoroughly enjoyed the meals and activities, but the first woman's nonsensical service bothered us, and the trip left us all feeling unsatisfied.

Located in Nasu, Resort Hotel Raki House Nasu is in the suburbs, within a 5-minute drive of Fujishiro Seiji Museum and Onsenjinjya Shrine. This hotel is 2.4 mi (3.8 km) from Nasu Safari Park and 2.8 mi (4.5 km) from Nasu Highland Park.This hotel offers designated smoking areas.You can enjoy a meal at the restaurant serving the guests of Resort Hotel Raki House Nasu, or stop in at the snack bar/deli. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and an elevator. Free self parking is available onsite.Stay in one of 25 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming provides entertainment. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

There are some good things about this hotel. Firstly there's a shuttle bus from Nasu Shiobara Station. And secondly, it's set in a spectacular, leafy setting. However, as we were a couple, it wasn't good for us. It was very unromantic. Dining was difficult due to the hoards of families with young children. There was a huge queue for breakfast, then for dinner, the only choice was the buffet because the French restaurant was closed for the week and the Japanese restaurant was fully booked. They did have a separate buffet area for young kids which was very well patronised, but the restaurant is huge and reminded me of a canteen. There was only 2 lifts for the entire building so there was a lot of waiting. As we were on the third floor, we ended up taking the stairs. Our room was large and comfortable but had no view, despite my requesting one. Despite the lovely setting, you really need a car to get out and about as there's nothing in the way of alternative restaurants or attractions, nearby. The only saving grace for us was that our friends lived close by and drove us everywhere..

The hotel is fantastic, the golf course is directly visible on the balcony, the spa is free, the service is superb, and the hotel with the best hotel service is so much. I will stay again next time.

I used it for 2 nights and 3 days with my family. The moment I entered the room, I saw several holes in the curtains. I wish I could change the lace curtain, even though it was an old hotel. I felt sorry. When I returned to the room where the cleaning was finished for the second night, there was mineral water and sweets that were not on the day of check-in. It seems that I forgot to put it in on the first day ... The facility is old and there are holes in the curtains, and I forgot to put the equipment in, but the breakfast venue was yukata and slippers NG (I know it's NG if it's a luxury hotel). It is an impression that it was a hotel with a strange balance from the room rate and the age of the room. Also, it was inconvenient to connect the room key to １. If you go to the public bath with men and women, you have to consult which one to go back first, and if you have it, you will take a bath while worrying about time, so I want ２. It was a pity.

The hot springs that were down from the lobby were good anyway. The view from the open-air bath was also pleasant and the sulfur spring was stained. The white hot water warmed my body for a while. I'm more happy that the inner hot water is also a sulfur spring. I was a little worried that the hotel passage was dark. The receptionist was very kind and nice. The view from the room was outstanding, so I wanted to come again. I didn't use the restaurant, but I thought it would be best if I could use the restaurant and spend more slowly next time.

Travel with dogs. This year, this is the 5th case, and the first Japanese-style room type. Did you relax while experiencing dogs for the first time and even in Japanese-style rooms? It seems. Every time, the dog was limited to a hotel where the meal came out together at the restaurant, but this time, it was an answering machine in the room. In order to watch the situation, I set up a time difference with my family and arrived at the table, but the staff provided me with the detailed consideration of 々 (autumn creative Japanese food). We were happy to respond to the menu change from meat to fish. (At a hotel 〈 Karuizawa Mikage Irrigation Hotel 〉, a fee of 2,000 yen was required to change the same content. By the way, there was no charge at other hotels.) Pet supplies are It was only equipped with sheets, rolls, special trash cans, etc. There was a bucket set for foot washing at the entrance of the room, but there was no towel. I want you to be a little more enriched. It was a Japanese-style room, but the windows were large and the forest outside was like a borrowed view, and when it was lit up, it was fantastic and healed. The restaurant has a calm and relaxed layout, overlooking the forest of Nasu from the window. I can't use the well-maintained dog run after the rain, so I'm sorry, so I'm looking forward to the next time Pick up from the parking lot at arrival to the entrance, support at check-in, guidance to the room, I felt comfortable. When I left, I was sent off to the entrance, and it was a hotel that was particularly satisfactory in terms of software. I felt comfortable on the hard side. It became a candidate hotel for the next trip with a dog.

I decided to go to a hot spring in Nasu with my 93-year-old mother, and out of several options, I chose Sanraku because I had stayed there before and my mother was familiar with it. The room was on the 4th floor with a great view overlooking the Nasu Highlands, just like last time. The open-air bath was the largest of any hot spring I've ever stayed at, and it was surrounded by trees, and there were no other guests, so I was able to relax. The food was delicious, including bowls, sashimi, fried foods, Tochigi beef, and corn rice. My elderly mother also left out some fried food and Tochigi beef, but she ate the rest. All of the staff members who dealt with us were very nice. In particular, the young female staff member who was in charge of dinner was very helpful and made the meal enjoyable. If you use a wheelchair, there are a few stairs in some places, which can be a problem, and the facilities feel old, but I would stay again to enjoy the view from the room, the open-air bath, and the food. .

Traveling with a dog♡ It was a contactless check-in. First, a check-in guide was sent to us at 10am the day before our stay, and we unlocked the door using the password. After entering the room, we spoke to the operator using a tablet. (It was a video call!) See the photo for the tablet. By the way, the email sent to us at 10am the day before had a URL, so we entered our guest information in advance, which made the day very easy. Foreigners (with companions) were required to upload their passport information and photos. -------- This room type is a [Pet-friendly] villa. You need to think carefully about the room type! This room had a sauna (see photo). Available 24 hours a day. It's too small for two people, so I think it's basically for one person. And there's a dog run too. However, since it's on top of a mountain, there was frost, the weather was changeable, and it rained lightly, so my dog, who hates water and is indoors, hardly used the dog run... What a waste... I think it's good for dogs who love the outdoors. --- It was really nice that the place was well equipped with furniture, appliances, kitchen supplies, pet supplies, and so on! I felt like staying there for about a week. *As stated on the official website, there were no pajamas provided, so you must bring your own.