Climber806429
November 13, 2024
We stayed for 2 nights and 3 days on the weekend of November with our family of 4 (including elementary school students and kindergarteners). Perhaps because it was the off-season, it was very quiet and there were few people, so we were able to spend a relaxing time. The facilities were clean and beautiful, as if they had been renovated, and the autumn mountains that could be seen from the hot springs and pool were particularly beautiful. However, because there were only a few staff members, there was no guidance after reception, and there were no staff members in the lounge or pool, but we were able to relax in the dry sauna and the large outdoor hot spring bath while looking at the starry sky. We stayed in the ARAI building, and the room was clean and comfortable. However, if you have small children, you should be careful of the vertical opening windows. For meals, we enjoyed steak at the steakhouse on the first day, but it was served quite rare even though we ordered it medium, so they offered to reheat it, but we couldn't wait because we had small children, so we left it. On the second day, there wasn't a lot of variety at the buffet restaurant, but all the dishes were made with good ingredients and were delicious. Also, the coffee we had at the gondola station was very delicious because the beans were ground after we ordered it. Although I purchased an activity ticket, there were times when I felt uneasy about safety, perhaps due to a lack of staff. The bouldering facility was also out of order and unavailable, so next time I'll be more careful about safety. Overall, it was a good value for money facility, and I would recommend it to friends. However, there is a noticeable shortage of staff on weekdays, and there are many restrictions on meals and activities, so be careful. I'd like to visit again during the off-season, but I feel I need to be more creative with how I spend my time.
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