HanaYashiki - Maniwa

The building is certainly old on word-of-mouth street But the staff at the hotel is warm. The uncle at the front desk and the older sister at the time of meal were all very fun and smiling. The open-air bath was on a first-come, first-served basis, but it was reserved for free. The rice was delicious and I was full The hot springs are great and I want to visit again

It is a hot spring inn with the scent of the Showa era, but the rooms are very well-cleaned and have a calm atmosphere. The customer service is also very polite and I am grateful for your energy. The large communal bath was a little narrow, but the hot water of good quality was enough to heal my tiredness.

The rooms, hot springs and food are great. Especially the private bath on the roof is the best. And it's free ? A little-known spot hotel with no separate hot springs. It is wonderful. Come once

There are private open-air baths and free-flowing indoor baths that guests can use free of charge. The quality of the spring is colorless and transparent, and the quality of the spring in the building is PH 9.3. I didn't feel the scent of sulfur or salt. The staff were friendly and kind to everyone, but I was a little uncomfortable because many elderly people couldn't convey what they wanted to convey. I was a little dissatisfied with the fact that there were few staff at the dining venue and it was difficult to talk to me for a long time when there was nobody, and I forgot what I asked for. There is something that doesn't suit the landlady that I often see in word of mouth, but I felt like ... I think the food was just right considering the price. The appetizers and sashimi were carefully cooked, and the amount was large and delicious. However, looking around, I thought that basic kaiseki was enough. I made a sukiyaki plan for Nagi beef, but it was a little disappointing because it was thicker than the meat I saw on the reservation site and the meat quality was different. The building and equipment are undeniably old. To be clear, it's pretty old! When you first enter, the sliding doors cannot even be opened smoothly. Even if it is closed, there is a gap of several centimeters, and the building is distorted. Since the sliding doors do not close, the draft is cold, which is the level of the room in translation. The rooms were almost unrenewed as a whole. There seems to be a renovated room around the water, but this time it was an old-fashioned narrow, dark and cold washroom. It is quite rare to find an inn that has been left so old. I think there are various ways of hospitality, such as enhancing amenities instead of investing in equipment, and sticking to tea and sweets ... Unfortunately, it was a murky room. I think oldness and cleanliness are different, but the cleanliness is not good. The only good thing about the room was that the air conditioner was new and high tech. It seems that the lobby was renovated during the Corona disaster, but did you have the opportunity to modify other parts somewhere in the last 10 years? I was wondering how old it was. (I would like you to give priority to room repairs over the lobby.) It would be like this for an inn with meals for 10,000 yen or less per person, but that's not the case. Personally, I often stay at inns of the same size, but it was by far the most old inn. Other notable points ・ There are shampoo, shower, etc. in the open-air bath. It is outdoors including the undressing space. Of course, the scenery is good in the daytime, but since there is no roof, the starry sky at night is also recommended. ・ There is a step in the middle of the indoor bath and the dining venue, so it is not barrier-free. ・ The hot springs in the bathhouse and the faucet in the guest room are probably hot springs. ・ There is a private parking lot in front of the inn, but the road is narrow and the back is a cliff, making it difficult to park.

The food is delicious. The flowing hot water is wonderful. In the open-air bath of the starry sky, you can see the galaxy when you hide the light. Worried service is also very good. If you want more, go to a luxury resort.

We stayed in October and January. The front desk staff is very kind and pleasant uncle. There are two rooftop open-air baths and reservations are required, so it is better to make a reservation at check-in. The food is great ? The number of items for dinner is very large. It comes out so much that it cannot be eaten. I mean, I couldn't eat all of them. The landlady is a fun person, so I can drink. Breakfast was delicious as expected. The building is old but the parking lot is small It is a hot spring inn that makes you want to stay again because the customer service and the contents of the meal are wonderful.