Wakamatsu Hot Spring Resort

I saw this hotel on Ctrip. The hotel is composed of an old wooden house and a new building. The interior is decorated in traditional Japanese style, clean and delicate. The names of the rooms are the names of trees and flowers, and the corresponding room doors have different wooden sliding doors. The sliding doors are beautiful. The hotel has public hot springs and many private hot spring rooms that can be booked. They are private and quiet. The first time is free, and there is a fee for rebooking. It is an excellent experience. The large glass windows in the room face the sea, and you can watch the ebb and flow, sunrise and sunset without leaving the house. The most unmissable thing is the hotel's breakfast and dinner, Hokkaido Japanese meals, which are unreal in exquisite tableware. From the moment I got off the taxi, the hotel service was impressive, especially thoughtful and polite. After we used the private hot spring and returned to the room, the clerk actually knocked on the door and sent back a small hairband we left in the private hot spring room. A quality hotel worth recommending!

Very satisfied. The most expensive hotel ever. It was the first time I received the traditional Japanese kneeling service. I was not used to it. The key point is that half of the staff are elderly, at least in their 50s. But their work quality is very high. I recommend their private snacks, which are delicious. The hot springs are also very good. You can make a free reservation for a private bath, or go to the public bath for free. When I went to the public bath, there was no one there, haha, I enjoyed the happiness of the private bath. I had breakfast and dinner at their house. The dazzling plates and dishes are very Japanese style. However, for my Chinese stomach, I am still not used to it. If you haven't tried it, you can try it.