Tabist Asanokan Annex Iroha Ise

居心地がよかったです。

A woman who appeared to be in her 80s seemed to be handling the reception and cleaning, the window glass in the room looked like it hadn't been wiped in years, and there was a hairpin on the desk in the reception room that I didn't know belonged to. Yes, the desk was also covered in dust. The tea was powdered, but when I poured hot water into it, it turned brown instead of green, so I didn't drink it. I couldn't watch the TV because it hadn't even been set up for the first time. The bathroom was filthy with hair stuck in the drain. There is only one convenience store nearby, and there are almost no places to eat. Since the customers are elderly, I have not reported any direct complaints. I think the location is good for going to Meotoiwa.

I was able to borrow a hair dryer, but it was weak, so I thought it would be better to bring your own if you were concerned about it. The restaurant is not specialized for overnight stays, but the restaurant across the street is a restaurant, so I didn't have to worry about that. The toilet in the room did not have a washlet, but the toilet in the hallway did. What was especially good about it was that the grandmother was there as the hostess, and I think her young daughter became attached to her and had some fun memories of her trip. No matter what the facility is, if I can come again, I would like to come see my grandma and watch her daughter grow together.

My personal opinion is, The landlady's grandchildren (?) were making loud noises and having fun in the hallway for about 30 minutes starting around 8 pm. I was tired from work, so I had already fallen asleep and was planning to get up early in the morning to work, but I woke up to the loud voices of my grandchildren. The landlady also gently warned me, ``Let's not do this because it would cause trouble for the customers,'' but there was no sign of it stopping, and I couldn't resist, so she left the room and said, ``Sorry, I'm sleeping, so please be quiet.'' "Are you here?" I asked gently, and I moved the grandchildren from the hallway to another area. It's something that small children do, so it can't be helped, and since there weren't many guests, they may have let their grandchildren play in the hallway, but I think that an inn is a place where you can rest your body. As someone who is paying for the service, I find it extremely unpleasant that my sleep was disturbed and the noise continued for a long time after I woke up. I repeat, this is just my personal opinion.

There was no hair dryer. Large public bath 24 hours. There was tea and rice crackers in the room. Predator at the entrance. Close to the coast. Koshidamajinseki is important. There is a salt yokan shop nearby that is open early in the morning. The staff are swallows. The shared washroom is nice. The part-time grandmother is cute. Kind. I want to go again.

There is no place to eat. I thought I was going to skip the rice, but I went to the station and finally bought it at a convenience store.

Very good hotel in itself, pleasantly located facing the sea. Too bad we can't have breakfast, and that horrible extremely noisy people have ruined one night for us

The woman at the reception was friendly and nice.

I stayed at Annex Iroha. This is only for overnight stays and no meals are provided. The toilet is in the hallway. However, the room is a beautiful Japanese-style room with a sink. I could see the sea and had a relaxing time. Large public bath 24 hours.