Nozomi Sunpia Saku - Saku

It was a pet-friendly restaurant, but when I visited it, it was closed in February. It's the service industry that you should delete ⁉️ I will never go again‼ ️ Evaluation -5 ☆ with m (__) m

The view to Mt. Asama is great, but I think the tennis court needs repairs.

Mt. Asama looks very beautiful from the bathtub. The staff cleans the dressing room and bathroom frequently, so it is very clean and easy to use.

There was a feeling of cleanliness and it was very comfortable to use. The quality of the spring is different, but there is no crowd and it is comfortable to eat.

The hot water is lukewarm, and the cafeteria is closed irregularly due to lack of manpower. It is said that Mr. Part collapsed due to a cerebral infarction due to overcrowding instead of Part ... I was worried because it was a facility attached to a long-term care facility, but that was right.

If it is sunny, you can see Mt. Asama from the lobby and from the large communal bath on the 5th floor. A day service was attached to the hotel. The curry at the restaurant is unexpectedly delicious ❗ One-day bathing is 800 yen

I visited a hot spring. I think hot water has a strong odor of disinfection. However, the washing area is clean, so it feels very good.

It's been about two years since the corona was bad. I went there for the first time in a long time. (Sumimasen ?, talking about outpatient bathing.) I came in seriously for the general charge of 850 yen. Before, I always used something like a discount ticket, so it cost 600 yen. However, the real hot springs are good even if you pay a certain high admission fee. It's worth it. From 1:30 pm to 2:10 pm on weekdays, there were about 4 other guests besides me. Usually, it's about this crowded. Occasionally, only one person in a chartered state can enter. This magnificent hot spring hotel was originally built by the Pension Organization, but is now run by a medical corporation. I have stayed there twice a long time ago. The twin rooms were the main and spacious. At that time, the insured stayed at a fairly low price. Above all, the selling point of this hotel is its good location. Since it is built on the westernmost hill of Sakudaira, the view from there feels intimidating. The Asama mountain range rises beyond the pure white countryside. (This February, it snows more often than usual.) The main peak of Mt. Asama, Busan, is beautifully covered with snow and looks like a slope in the sky. The appearance of spreading the rich hem is truly elegant and suitable for one of the 100 famous mountains. You can see the black spots, the apron, and the southern slope of Takamine. From Saku City in the foreground, you can see the entire area of ​​Komoro City and Miyota Town, and you can also see Karuizawa beyond the foot of the mountain. (From here, it's a derailment story.) Mt. Asama, commonly known as Mt. Asama, is currently at an altitude of 2568m. According to old maps and books, the height was 2542m, but it is a growing volcano that rises with each eruption. The mountain collapsed about 20,000 years ago. Before it collapsed to the south, it was a Mt. Fuji-shaped mountain with an altitude of about 2800m. The J-band cliff of Mt. Kurofu, which is a ridge (Lady Gaga?), Mt. Maekake was an old crater. Subsequent eruptive activity formed a huge Mt. Asama with the current Busan as the main peak.