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It's newly built and has a scent of wood in about a year. Clean, attentive and delicious food is all available. The staff were at home and there was no tension peculiar to the hotel (laughs). The room service draft beer had snacks and was attentive. Although it was cheap by nearly 10,000 from the long-established inn in Matsushima, all the dishes were elaborate kaiseki dishes. This is a highly recommended hotel.

It was written in the receptionist that it was exchanged for 1 set (bath towel, towel, foot wiping mat) per person, and it was exchanged twice because it stayed for 3 nights. I stayed with 3 people, but I went to replace (2 sets) once by 2 people, and then I went to replace (only one bath towel) again by 1 people. Then the receptionist said, ”I came to replace it earlier, didn't I?” I asked for a new one after I saw the dirty one in the recovery box because it was ”exchange”, but I was very uncomfortable with the way I said it. I was convinced that I was ”the mother of the room”, but I was shocked by the remark that I thought it was a bad customer who came to exchange many times before other customers were there. If even one bath towel is suspected, it is good to take measures such as putting a towel set of people in a bag in the door knob in the room where there is a request that does not enter the cleaning? (In fact, there were such responses in other hotels.) It may be trivial, but I wrote it because I was uncomfortable with the receptionist's response.

OYO Hotel Four Seasons Yamoto is located in Higashimatsushima and about 3-minutes by train from Matsushima Station. Free WiFi is available throughout the hotel and free LAN internet is available in in each guest room. Guests may borrow conveniences such as trouser pressers and irons at no additional charge (please inquire at the front desk for details). Facilities include a coin laundry. The hotel possesses 60 guest rooms.

在奧松島的漁師民宿，想看一般觀光客沒看過的絕景【大高森】就直接住這最好了，晚餐早餐都超豐盛，工作人員也很和善。

The staff's response and care were warm. Since I stayed at the end of the year and the beginning of the year, I was entertained at seasonal events such as Toshikoshi soba, New Year's Day, and Mochi making. (in the reservation of Trip.com, it was a little disappointing that the meal plan was not selected and the menu was different from other guests ...) It was also a very valuable experience to learn about the earthquake at the facility where the remnants of elementary schools remain. The walls of the room were thin so I could hear the sound of the next room quite a bit, but the view was good and the air conditioner and fan heater were prepared and comfortable.