Blancvert Nasu Onsen Hotel

The room was clean and standard, and the service was enthusiastic. I misremembered the breakfast end time and went in when it was closing. Not only did they ask me to start, they also gave me instructions. Everyone was waiting silently, I quickly got the food and signaled them to close. But they waited until I left before they started to close. This is my third stay, and I am really relieved

I was satisfied with everything except dinner.

It was very convenient to have a pool and hot spring nearby. There were dinosaur exhibits here and there which were interesting. The food was also good.

There were dinosaurs everywhere, and I thought it was an interesting inn with a clear concept. The staff were attentive to the food during meals, and the taste was satisfactory, so I was able to eat the food comfortably.

This is a very fun hotel. This time (9/9-10) I stayed with my son's family. Originally, we had planned to visit in August with the whole family (my son's family, 12 people), but we canceled due to the approaching typhoon. However, when we told them that we would be staying in September, they said that there would be no cancellation fee. It was very helpful. Now, moving on to the actual Nasu trip, on the 9th, we spent the whole day at Nasu Highland Park, which had a lot of play equipment and was very satisfying for both children and adults. We stayed in a Japanese-style room at the hotel. It was a bit old-fashioned and had an old-fashioned smell. However, the dinner (buffet) had a lot of dishes and was satisfying, which seemed to remove that negative feeling. We also had shabu-shabu, so everyone was satisfied. (We ate a bit too much...) Also, before dinner, the children had a great time in the pool and seemed very satisfied. We were satisfied with the bath, but unfortunately it was raining so we couldn't stay for a long time. Breakfast was also a buffet, but it was pretty tasty. Oh, I forgot to mention something important. Dinosaurs greeted us at the entrance, in the lobby, in front of the elevator, and in front of the rooms. It was a hotel that lived up to its name [Jurassic Hotel]. We had a very enjoyable time. On the 10th, we played putt-putt golf, and at Minamigaoka Farm, we made sausages and butter sausages, and we all enjoyed tasting them. We've been to Nasu three times this year, but we'd like to go again and again.