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　It is an inn that I wanted to visit before. It is one of the small hot springs in Shiraishi City, Miyagi Prefecture, where there are only 4 inns called kamasen Onsen, but it has a history of more than 600 years. The main building is spectacular with the glass windows in the Taisho Period. I had dinner breakfast at the main building, but it is an atmosphere and a nice space. The accommodation building is renewed so you can spend comfortably. The dishes were very delicious with the contents of the evening breakfast and the ingredients of Miyagi. I was able to understand that I was chosen as Michelin. Especially, the duck pot and foie gras daikon felt the best taste I have ever eaten. The staff was polite and nice to all the people who responded to the evening breakfast, and I was able to spend comfortably from check-in to check-out. The quality of the two kinds of baths is good, so I want to change the season and visit again.

First of all, I need to correct the hotel location given by Ctrip. It is called Kamakaki Onsen in Japanese. It may be the result of the automatic translation software. It is called Kamadao Destination Onsen on Ctrip. It is very funny. Overall, the price-performance ratio is good. After all, the price is there. It is relatively economical for Japanese hot spring hotels. You can't ask for too much. In terms of hardware, the room I booked has to use the public toilet not far from the same floor. Of course, it is very hygienic, but it will be inconvenient if you get up at night. The hot spring is divided into men's pool and women's pool. It is worth mentioning that according to the hotel, the hot spring water is from the source and is not recycled, so the hot spring water quality is very good. Dinner and breakfast are OK. The surrounding environment is very quiet, and a good sleep relieves fatigue. The staff is warm and thoughtful.

Foreign websites can not be booked very popular, Ctrip was booked by me to the last one! The core town of Tibetan King Hot Spring Scenic Area is very small. This homestay is operated by an old couple in pension village (Wood House Village) on the edge of the town. If you don't drive by yourself, you need to discuss the daily pick-up time with the boss. It takes only five minutes to drive to the town, but it can't walk. The boss is very enthusiastic and punctual. He will use a translator to communicate with you, so there is no pressure to communicate. Basically go skiing in the morning and return to the homestay at night. The homestay is unexpectedly more cost-effective than the town. Breakfast is 3000yen per person, dinner is 4000yen per person, very rich, and the price of drinks is fair! This kind of wooden house will have insects, which is the kind of awkward mobile, the size of peanut grains, and it will not affect people's rest without biting. It will be fine to see the tape provided by the hotel sticking out of the window or letting it go outside the window. I think the only downside is that the wooden house is poorly soundproofed. The homestay stipulates that it is a rest time after ten o'clock in the evening, but if you encounter unqualified tenants, you will be noisy.

We arrived at Mt Zao in the middle of Our Epic Six Week Trip To Japan, during which we stayed in nine different hotels. This room was amongst my favourites. The staff largely didn't speak English and were not helpful. We had a stand off at the restaurant as we didn't understand that we couldn't dine at there without having made a booking far in advance. After this was explained,  there was no apology or suggestions for alternative dining options. There are limited dining options in Zao. We ate at the Soup Curry place one night and a cute sushi joint another night. On the last night we ended up getting an ebiken bento box from the local L****ns as nothing was open. We did book breakfast each morning and that was fantastic. Lots of Japanese and Western options and it seemed like the food had all been prepared onsite. The hotel is very pretty, with a lovely view of the forest from the lobby. There is a common room with free coffee, tea and ice creams. People were pretty friendly in there. The hotel is the furthest from the 'town' but the closest to the ski lift and to the 'sulfurous' onsen. The ski lift is about 50 metres from the hotel and the ride up and down is spectacular. I thought the onsen was top notch. The sulfurous onsen outside has milky water that is supposed to be good for your complexion. It was fun having an onsen with snow all around. We stayed in the Western style room - it was spacious and well appointed. Our little lounge area had a beautiful view of pine trees and lots of snow. There was also a similar view from the luxurious bath tub (but I didn't use that tub as the onsen was so good.) The beds in our room were very hard. Our room also had a massage chair which I used for hours a time. It was a bit of a trek getting to Mt Zao. The hotel staff weren't very helpful with organising buses but they did drop us off at the bus stop early in the morning and we were picked up on our day of arrival. I know that the staff weren't friendly to us because of the language barrier, which is a shame because everyone should enjoy this venue. I would stay here again for sure. Next time we'll book the dinner set. It did smell amazing ! --