Kajiya Ryokan

I used it for a day trip. I think it is undeniable that the overall feeling of cleanliness is lacking. Day trip bathing is cheap, but the cost performance is not very good. The whole place is old (not retro). For example, there was quite a bit of mold in the bathroom and dirt on the windows. The lights were not turned on. The bathroom was full of steam, so I think they should install a ventilation fan. The dressing room was also a bit smelly. I think it also needs a ventilation fan. The large hall at the entrance is dirty because there are too many things. The ceiling is also dirty. In addition, it was hot, but the air conditioning was not working in the large hall. It seems that it is cleaned regularly, but I think it should be cleaned thoroughly on a regular basis. The fish tank at the entrance smells bad, and I think it should be stopped or maintained more frequently. The saving grace was that the staff was polite and helpful.

It is a ryokan with an older image than Showa. It was also a lonely gourmet, so I will visit again. It's a very ordinary Japanese inn, but it's clean. The facilities are antiques that are hard to describe.