Mimasaka Spa Hotels

I used it on my first trip with a 6 month child. I chose this inn because I satisfies two points of the room meal (dinner) that I can have a bath. When I stayed, I was very satisfied with the response more than I thought. First of all, when I checked in, I lent a bucket for omelette and a baby soap (a futon like a nap futon) without asking me from here. Also, when I went to the rental bath, I pulled a bath towel to sleep my child in the dressing room, and I also borrowed a baby bus and a bath chair for free. I was impressed by the response before asking for any. The facilities in the building are also substantial. Where you can drink free, there were many children's spaces (there were many toys!!) The bath is very beautiful! The public bath is also pleasant... The employee's response is good, the color 々 it was a trip with the baby who was worried, but it was a fun and good memory.

Good point I stayed in a suite room on the 5th floor of the cherry blossoms, but it was spacious and comfortable. The cherry blossom dinner was delicious. The taste of vegetables was firm, especially tomatoes and pumpkins. The black haired Japanese beef was delicious. Salads were Viking forms, but transparent gloves were also prepared. The hot spring town is rusty, but it is western style and has a good atmosphere different from the surroundings. The spa was limited in number. (Because it is a spa, it may be surprised if you go with the image of hot springs. It feels like it is in the hot spring in the pool.) There are seven eleven when you go to the kodo road. [Request] I wanted to put it in the room because there was no air cleaner in the room. The cherry blossom dish was delicious, but the timing was bad. The bread was not baked, but it was cold and not delicious. It is about 3 minutes walk to the Grand Hotel, but it may be cold in winter. Bring a towel and move to the Grand Hotel Hotel, but there is no bag to put a towel. (I want you to be able to receive it on the Grand Hotel side.) The seat distance of the cherry blossom restaurant is close. The corona countermeasure is not possible here. I wanted to reduce the number of seats or make a private room. Even if you stay in a suite, the same treatment as other guests is ... the refrigerator of the suite is only a business hotel level, and only the water of the PET bottle is in it. I want you to leave alcohol in the service.

We started our visit by choosing from hundreds of different crisply ironed kimonos to be worn throughout the visit. We took our kimonos to the onsen. All of the amenities are provided for a refreshing wash and soak in any of their famous outdoor and indoor mineral water pools. Carefully tying the kimono sash added such ambiance. My favourite feature was the food. It helped me to understand Japanese people. They are passionate about food and the wonderful Chef chooses the best possible ingredients and methods to provide a high food experience. Abalone, raw salmon, tuna, matsutake mushroom steamed to make a smoky flavoured broth, the tenderest steak ever tasted....all served in small nicely spaced courses. The best complete Japanese experience imaginable provided with such attentive courtesy.

Because my husband is a smoker, I made a smoking room to choose this inn, but in fact, the non-smoking room was buried first. The food was very delicious, the ingredients were fresh, the service was polite and good. The big lady and the owner family are at home, the front desk and the staff are all polite and good. It's a little far from the center, but the river is flowing, calm, and good for people who want a quiet atmosphere. I think it's good. There was something like an EV charger (it's a mystery whether it can be used)

There was a footbath next to the entrance, so I was able to relax. The room I stayed in was renovated in a cottage style and was very comfortable. It's not a big inn, but it's equipped with an open-air bath and warmed my body. I was happy that there was a specialty egg rice in Misaki Town for breakfast. I want to come to stay with my friends again! It was a very nice lodge styled inn to stay. There was a not only hot spring bath, but also a foot rest hot tub next to the entrance, so you can enjoy talking and drinking with your company. There is also drinking space with jazz music going around. You can enjoy some great atmosphere in the mountain lodge.

With a stay at Kifu No Sato in Mimasaka, you'll be on the boardwalk/promenade, just a 3-minute walk from Japan Museum of Contemporary Toy and Hall of Music Box and 6 minutes by foot from Yu Shrine. This upscale ryokan is 0.5 mi (0.8 km) from You-ragi Bridge Fountain and 1.2 mi (1.9 km) from Mimasaka City Museum of History and Folklore.Don't miss out on recreational opportunities including hot springs and karaoke. Additional amenities at this ryokan include complimentary wireless internet access, gift shops/newsstands, and a vending machine.At Kifu No Sato, enjoy a satisfying meal at the restaurant. Japanese breakfasts are available daily from 7:30 AM to 9:30 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include multilingual staff, luggage storage, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. A train station pick-up service is provided at no charge, and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 32 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and coffee/tea makers.

Completed in spring 2022: Japanese-Western modern rooms and separate guest rooms for those staying with canine companions.