Furusato

I used it on my trip. The nearest station is Hakone-Yumoto Station, and there is a regular paid bus service from the bus rotary in front of Hakone-Yumoto Station. If you go by bus, you will arrive at the inn in a little over 5 minutes. Although it is a ryokan that feels like it has been in business for many years, the atmosphere is good, and the rooms have open-air baths, and the Japanese atmosphere is scattered in every detail, making it comfortable. You can enjoy the buffet by crossing the connecting passage and eating at the hotel next door. There are a variety of Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes, and tempura and steak are prepared in an open kitchen, so you can eat freshly prepared. The steak was American rib roast, but it was a little hard because it was well grilled, and the sauce tasted like commercially available yakiniku sauce, so I tasted the steak purely. If you want it, I think it's better to tell you how to bake it. The tempura was freshly fried and had a crispy texture, and the taste of the ingredients was delicious. You can also eat tamagoyaki with 3 pieces of sushi per plate. The shari was a little small, but it was a pity that the tuna had some streaks and was difficult to eat. We also had pork soup, Chinese chive buns, and grilled fish, but the taste was just as I imagined, so I will omit it. There are many types of drinks, and there are several types of beer alone. This time I chose the black label, but the glass is well chilled and delicious. There was also a drink bar for drinks, and various juices, coffees, teas, etc. were prepared. I'm satisfied because I ate and drank well! Thank you for the meal.

I made a reservation for consecutive holidays because the word of mouth was good on a travel site. I found out that the room I reserved can be booked for consecutive nights after the first night reservation, so I made a reservation for consecutive nights later. In the past, the dinner buffet at Okada where I stayed was not good, and I had eaten at Yunosato Okada, so I thought I would have dinner at Yunosato, so I changed to breakfast only. After that, I received many calls from the man in charge, and he insistently told me the same thing over and over again, such as changing the reservation and the cancellation fee. I sometimes get confirmation calls and emails after booking, but this is the first time I've been told that I'm too persistent and rude. I think it's a good thing as an accommodation business. I love Hakone and stay there once or twice a year, but the image of the Okada Group has deteriorated.