This is a very grand and Japanese-style hot spring hotel, probably one of the best in the hot spring town. It has a beautiful green courtyard, and the interior design is also very tasteful. Our room was on the top floor of the tower, with a very open view. However, it got very hot during the summer holidays; the air conditioning wasn't very powerful, and we had to turn on the fan after checking in in the afternoon. They provided two bottles of mineral water. But the temperature was fine for sleeping at night, and it was very quiet.
Suddenly, an earthquake struck. The hotel staff quickly arranged for evacuation to the lobby to rest and await further instructions—a memorable unexpected experience. The large public bath is on the second floor, and many locals were soaking in it. We didn't go; instead, we soaked in our room's bathroom.
The hotel's food was very good. There was a small restaurant with delicious ice cream, and it wasn't expensive—two ice creams cost the equivalent of 50 RMB. The breakfast was plentiful, a Japanese and Western buffet, very tasty, with fresh fruit and local tofu dishes. Everything I tried was delicious, making it a great value.
When we were leaving, we couldn't get a taxi, but the helpful front desk staff, a few young ladies, arranged a car to take us to the station. It was a woman driving, and they even bowed as we left. The service was truly excellent. Highly recommend it!
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