Guest User
August 17, 2021
From the moment we arrived, a staff member came out to help us with our luggage, and without even a pleasant greeting. Even though many inns have reduced their services due to the coronavirus pandemic, the hospitality remains almost the same as before. This is a happy inn. It is convenient to have two keys and two yukatas in your room. The towels were fluffy Imabari towels, and the bathroom was fully equipped with makeup remover. There is a Dolce Gusto coffee machine, and we enjoyed delicious coffee while looking out the window at the Isawa Onsen town, vineyards, and mountains. The bath is a large public bath, and the open-air bath is for several people. It's a hot spring that warms your body. After taking a bath, there are free popsicles such as Garigari-kun. This time, both dinner and breakfast were served in a private room. Dinner was a course of Koshu beef shabu-shabu, steak, and grilled beef nigiri, and the steak was especially delicious. The dishes other than beef were also excellent, and I was satisfied with all the appetizers, steamed seafood, and shark fin buns. For breakfast, I had a choice of gyudon or white rice, but I chose gyudon. I thought that the Japanese breakfast would go well with the beef bowl, but the seasoning of the beef was bland and it went well with other side dishes such as grilled salmon. You can eat the large pieces raw* as you like, either raw or grilled. The food and hot springs are good, and the customer service is outstanding among Isawa Onsen inns.
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