Panda Village

Used for a pretty adult girls' trip. The theme of this trip was pandas, so I got carried away and dared to choose the panda room. In general, Toretore Village seemed to have a better atmosphere for adults traveling. The Japanese-style room is a little hard because the carpet is laid with something like a thin weave. More than that, the room smells like half-dried musty? I'm sorry to say it was amazing. Is it because the structure of the building has poor ventilation? I had two sleepless nights because of the fear of sleeping on that floor. There are two baths that can be used, but they are far from the room. Meals are served buffet style at the same restaurant in the morning and evening. Users of both facilities gather at the same time, so the weekend is clearly overcapacity. It's a shame because the staff are all friendly and the service is good. As for the food, although the buffet table is small, there is a decent selection (for this class). The fish shabu-shabu is delicious, but the mysterious system of shabu-shabu in order in one pot is causing further confusion and needs improvement. As expected, the tuna sashimi is very delicious and goes well with alcohol. The alcohol menu is reasonably priced for a hotel of this class. However, when it was decided that the time limit was set to one and a half hours under the crowd of the weekend and the start was set, the scene like a battlefield froze my legs and I could not drink leisurely. I drank, ate, and left the store, and where did the food and alcohol go? (At least you can have dinner elsewhere.) So, at that time, I would like to drink at the bar, but unfortunately there is no other place to eat and drink in the facility, so I used the shop next to the front desk (dreadful) Move the secondary venue to your room. Although this shop is small, it has a good selection of items from souvenirs to alcohol. Overall, is this a cottage rather than a hotel? It is a facility like this, and it is a little strict when considering the various conveniences of a hotel, so it is an inn that understands this characteristic and needs it. Is this building that looks like a yurt at first glance made of concrete? It has excellent soundproofing, and it is suitable for families with small children with the visuals of pandas and a small amount of playground equipment. On the other hand, cart transfers are only available during the day, so you will have to take into account the inconvenience of eating and bathing in rainy weather (buildings and parking lots are separate). It was a good experience.

The good thing is the panda dome-shaped room. Children get tense. It was fun to catch sea bream at Katata's fishing pond. The worst part was the movement inside the Toretore Park. It was too different from the image. To get to Toretore Market on foot, you can either cross the public road without being hit by a car, or go via a pedestrian crossing that is quite far. 10-15 minutes walk? There is a bus to Toretore no Yu, but it is only available in the evening and can't be used much. In the end, the pedestrian crossing to the Toretore market was too far, so I crossed the public road, but I waited for more than 5 minutes because the car didn't stop. . Katata's fishing pond was also fun, but it takes about 15 minutes to walk across the public road and be careful not to get run over by a car. It's too inconvenient if you don't go by car. Finally, about the services of Panda Village. The customer service at the front desk was good, but the room didn't have anything that is common in business hotels, so when I asked by phone, I thought they would bring it to my room, but I asked them to come to the front desk to pick it up. I was in pajamas after taking a bath, so I thought you'd take it for granted, so what? And I realized the low level of the hotel. I thought he might be busy, so I changed clothes and went to pick it up in the cold. It seems that the front desk is the basics, and I think it's too disappointing if you're used to resort hotels. Also, laughter often leaked from the back of the front desk, which was uncomfortable. It's a pity that the store can't be attached to the room.