Suehirokan

Stayed on a snowy day. It was a large room with a second room and a verandah, but it was so cold that I could only use the one room that had a heater and air conditioner. I don't like sitting on tatami mats, so I saw in the photo that there were chairs on the veranda before I made a reservation, but I couldn't stand them and didn't use them. Even if you go out into the hallway, there is no heating and it's cold, and even if you warm up in the bath, it gets cold quickly. The toilet is strangely large and cold. My companion and I vowed to each other to be careful not to collapse in the toilet or bath. By the way, I am from a similar snow country. The taste of the food was good, but everything on the tray for dinner was cold, and the only hot items were hot pot dishes, rice, and miso soup. Breakfast was served warm on the second floor. The building is old and doesn't have any insulation, so it would be expensive to repair it, maintain it, and heat it...I thought about that, but I don't want to have to pay that much and feel like that. is.