Hotel Ra Kuun Reviews

This is an all-inclusive hotel located about 5 minutes by car from the shores of Lake Ashinoko in Hakone Town. I arrived early, but they let me check it out. The room was also heated and warm. I had booked the most reasonable room, so I thought there would be no chairs, but there were chairs, tables, and chairs. I'm attracted to the fudan first. The toilet is a unit bath, but there is also a dresser and chair in the room, which was convenient (it looks like it would be good for using a PC). Alcohol such as wine and sours, coffee, tea, juice, and sweets are available at the front desk. There is a lounge (?) in front of the front desk, and I thought we would eat there. However, the lounge (?) was not used, and guests had to bring their own drinks to their rooms. A friend of mine who carried red wine and other items said, ``It would be a disaster if something like this spilled in my room or inside the building.'' I had a little Malibu cocktail, and then made tea for the rest of the night (to go with alcoholic beverages in the evening). There were various sweets such as panda cookies, cheese sweets, and dried plums. Personally, I like having tea or having a few drinks in a hotel lounge, so I thought it would be nice to be able to do it there. The room was comfortable, so I was able to relax and drink in the room, which was good. The small chair in the room was a comfortable chair. Now about the bath, the hot spring water has a slight sulfur scent and is cloudy. The water in both the indoor bath and the open-air bath was quite hot. After taking a bath, it was hot for a while. The wash area has lotion, lotion, etc. The next morning, the temperature of the bath water had dropped (due to the cold?), so instead of using hot water, I took a leisurely soak. We had dinner at a beautiful restaurant with a white European interior. It's an Italian buffet. It's all-inclusive (no beer), so you don't have to choose alcohol, so it's easy. I drank white and red wine. Bossa Nova (Lisa Ono) was playing all the time in the store, and it was the perfect mood for a Bossa Nova fan like me. Anyway, there were many items that went well with wine, which made me very happy. There was a lot of seafood. Carpaccio, clams, mussels, etc., as well as pasta, gratin, and meat-based items are not heavy items, so you can try a variety of things. All of the items were delicious, but they didn't have the strong or persistent taste of olive oil, and they weren't heavy. This is the main thing. The pork stew was also delicious. They also had Mexican tortillas, but I forgot to eat them. It's good that it's only a buffet, and the waiter will call out to you and clean up the plates after you finish them, so the table won't get cluttered. There were many types of decaffeinated tea, which was good for drinking at night. I couldn't eat dessert, but ate some rice. We drank a lot of wine before dinner and slowed down for dinner. Even though I don't really like buffets for dinner, I was very satisfied with the buffet. I heard that the dinner items are handmade. The breakfast buffet was delicious, with salt-grilled mackerel and simmered daikon radish. Even though it was all-inclusive, the accommodation fee was reasonable. I am satisfied with the hot springs, food, and service. In addition, the customer service from the front desk and restaurant staff was excellent, making our stay a comfortable one. It was a hotel where you could feel the hospitality. This is a hotel I would like to use again.