Yutorelo Nasushiobara

Yanyuan Street, there are sufficient underground parking spaces, the lobby is bright and 24-hour self-service bar, the rooms are clean, the hot springs are OK, but the Indians at the front desk are inexperienced and the service is not adequate

I made a reservation because it was ``all-inclusive''. I didn't have high expectations based on the price, but the person at the front desk was of Southeast Asian descent, which surprised me for a moment, but I was even more surprised by his fluent and polite Japanese. This is a scene that can be seen at many hotels in Tokyo, but most of the employees here seem to be Asian, and the customer service is excellent. However, the food is buffet style, so it may be better not to have high expectations. For families with small children, it may be fun to enjoy kids' cooking, serving robots, and moving around. The bath is on the top floor, but it might be nice to soak in the hot water (not a hot spring) while looking at the sky.

Equipment is not maintained at all Water leaked from the shower hose in the washing area of ​​the men's bath, making it unusable in several places. When I press the down button on the elevator on the guest room floor, the light on the button doesn't come on, so I don't know if I pressed it or not. During dinner, there were many small insects flying around the beer server, etc. I understand that old facilities are being renovated, but I think there is a difference between being old and not being maintained properly.

The hot springs felt smooth on the skin and I felt refreshed after taking a bath. We enjoyed the all-you-can-drink dinner with a variety of drinks to choose from. There was a novelty in the cleaning robot.

First of all, the "bad" and "very bad" reviews here are from the past when I was a manager. The hotel name is also different. Well, this time I made a reservation via Jalan.net, but I had trouble checking in with a tablet right at the entrance. Reservation code? Isn't that what happened? I apologize if I overlooked it, but apparently a reservation code was sent to me in advance, but I couldn't figure it out. After checking at the front desk, I finally checked in. By the way, there are two foreign male staff at the front desk. I didn't feel uncomfortable as they spoke fluent and polite Japanese, but they were really polite and I felt much more comfortable than Japanese. Beya has also been renovated and is beautiful. Although the number of drinks and items in the lounge is not that large, it is sufficient for our needs. Even though it was a buffet, the food was delicious. Moreover, you can drink as much alcohol as you want. Wouldn't you be very satisfied if it cost just 10,000 yen, including a private open-air bath? A fixed lodging in Shiobara has been confirmed.

It was my first time in Shiobara, but the hot water in the public bath was good. I wanted to see the stars from the private open-air bath, but I was a little disappointed that the bathtub was so bright that I couldn't see much of the stars, and the bathtub was too shallow to get warm. The room felt clean. The room next door was the kids' room, so there was a lot of banging and banging until late in the day. It was a reasonable plan where you could choose your room, and I don't have any complaints, so I don't have any complaints, but if you want to spend a quiet time, you might want to avoid it. Also, there didn't seem to be any restaurants that were open from early in the morning within walking distance. If you are staying overnight without a car, it would be best to prepare in advance. Free drinks were available most of the time during our stay, which was great. Overall, it was a comfortable stay and I would like to use it again next time.

Comfortable with free drinks and ice cream service. It would be better if the business hours of the family bath were extended.

I think the welcome drink system is good. The food was not very tasty and there were dishes left unwashed, making it unsanitary. Why not limit the number of items a little and have them carefully examined?