Yumoto Hotel Achikawa

Very satisfied with the hotel The room is large and the staff has good service The 2 meals were very rich. I met a Chinese girl and brother in the cafeteria who served me. They were very kind. I am a college student doing internships. I wish them good luck. There is a bus to Iida at the door. After passing the red bridge, you can rent power-assisted bicycles.

The mountain behind the courtyard that extends to the lobby lounge is splendidly woven with a sense of the seasons. The hot water in the bath makes your skin smooth and comfortable and has a relaxing effect. Meals were served in a private room, and the room attendant served breakfast and dinner. The room overlooks the courtyard, but needed a curtain as it could be seen from other rooms. A little disappointing. It was slow overall.

Anyway, it's a comfortable hotel. When I heard that smoking was allowed in the guest rooms in the Hirugami tourist information, I decided immediately. I don't know how long it will be possible because it is the flow of the times, but I was really grateful. Since it's the season for peach blossoms, I'll be staying in Sun and Moon, a little off on Saturdays and Sundays. The parking lot is large and easy to park, and it is built at the back, so you won't get lost. There are few steps in the hall, and it is easy for both young and old to move. Both adjacent rooms were occupied and there were children, but the hall was really quiet and relaxing. The cleaning is thorough, and not only the shoji crosspieces but also the curtain rails are clean. The bathroom was also polished up. Although the meal was a common Japanese style meal, it was an interesting dinner with a bit of skill with a chewy seasoning. I especially liked the combination of sea cucumber and celery. Surprisingly, it would have been nice to have a line of seafood (such as chowder pie) and something with wild vegetables that worked well. The hotel is a little far from the morning market venue, so a car is good considering the luggage on the way home. When I consulted the staff about the morning market parking lot, they said, "I will definitely put P because only customers who are relatively far away from the hotel use their cars." It was true. I was able to continue my trip with peace of mind as I received a polite and courteous answer when I consulted on the itinerary. The hot water in the bath is a hot spring that feels like a hot spring. The jet bath in the large public bath is powerful, so children may need to be careful. There are cave baths, open-air baths, and saunas, and my favorite is the cave bath. It's strange to me, but somehow it calms me down.

First time staying here for one night. I will list the good points and the points I noticed. ■Good points (1) Excellent hospitality On the day of our stay, we had a group of students on a school excursion. The school excursion was postponed, and it coincided with our stay. I received a phone call in advance and had a proper explanation. Also, the bathing hours and breakfast and dinner venues were separate from those of the students on the school trip, so there were no particular problems during our stay. After the C/O, three people from the lodging facility kindly saw us off until the car departed. We had breakfast and dinner in a separate room, and we had the same waitress, but she was very friendly. I could feel the hospitality. (2) Spacious bath There are two indoor baths, including a bubble bath, and an open-air bath and a cave bath outside. Only the indoor bath is available at night, but you can enter even at night. As expected, it is not as large as a certain facility in Takaragawa Onsen (Gunma Prefecture), but it is large enough to accommodate a sufficient number of people. I don't like hot water, but the temperature of the open-air bath was just right. It was good hot water. (3) Feeling clean The room smelled of rush and was very clean. I didn't mind dust at all. There was only one small caterpillar, but it can't be helped because it's a place full of nature. It was just the right size and comfortable for two people to use. (4) Smoking rooms Recently, there are many non-smoking rooms at hot spring inns, but I was very grateful that there were smoking rooms. It is no exaggeration to say that this is the number one requirement when choosing an accommodation facility. The accommodation is also smoker friendly. ■ Points I noticed (1) Response of foreign staff Just before the date of stay, I received a confirmation call from the accommodation facility. I called back around 19:00, but a man who seemed to be a foreigner answered the phone with a little broken words. I don't know, so I was told to call again after 8 o'clock tomorrow, and there was no further word (listen to my name and contact information, tell me that there was a call, I will contact you again tomorrow, etc.). bottom. At this time, I contacted him again the next day and the conversation ended. Then, the morning of the next day of our stay. I had a question about the morning market and stopped by the front desk, but unfortunately the staff was not there. After waiting for a while, a blunt man with no smile came from the store. From the tone of his voice, I knew immediately that he was the same person who answered the phone call. It's not at an unpleasant level, but the telephone and front desk are the face of the hotel, so I felt that the impression would be better if they responded with a little more smile. Overall, it was a very satisfying stay. It is one of the accommodation facilities that I would definitely like to repeat again. In addition, compared to other accommodation facilities in the same hot spring, it is a little farther to the morning market, but I think it is just right for a walk. I was wearing clogs, so it took about 15 minutes one way. You can also go in your yukata.