Inatori Ginsuiso

One of the best hot springs in Japan. The living room on the 6th floor has food basically 24 hours a day, with different themes at different times. The breakfast is very rich and the kaiseki meal for dinner is also very ritualistic.

It's a well-established hotel with very good service. Although the facilities are a bit old, they are well maintained. The worse part is that the dinner part is very ordinary. There are only four or five dishes in total, one appetizer, one sashimi, a steamed abalone + beef soup, and then the highlight, the local specialty red snapper, is actually very sweet. It's so sweet. I love this dish so much that I wonder what's going on. The fish itself is also very spicy. You can eat crabs as much as you want, but one serving of this kind of cold crab is enough and it will be tasteless if you eat too much. All in all, the dinner was very disappointing. I have stayed in no less than ten hot spring hotels, and they all have more than a dozen dishes similar to kaiseki cuisine. The configuration of this hotel makes me feel that the price is not worth it. The price is very reduced. The breakfast the next day is in buffet form, which is okay. It’s a waste of time. The hotel features a lounge with different food and drink options at different times. There is also wine in the evening and the view is pretty good.

Awesome hotel! The service was attentive and excellent, making you feel at home. The most surprising thing was the dinner. I didn’t have high expectations after seeing the reviews from the children. The meal was surprisingly good. The Japanese dishes and crabs were not the topic. Don’t be too happy because the tram arrived. It was relatively late and I hadn’t eaten all day, but I was instantly resurrected with full health in the evening! besides! ! ! The Lounge of Yinshuizhuang offers snacks and drinks 24 hours a day, and whiskey and cocktails in the evening. It is really a delicious hotel~

When the train arrives at "Izu Inatori", the hotel will arrange for staff to register and pick you up at the exit. Five-star service. Baths are indoors and outdoors. Men and women can take separate baths. The hotel provides all-day drinks and snacks. See the picture for details. Someone warms the bed at night,

The service of the hotel staff is okay, but the score is not high because there are no people. Location: Remote, whether it is JR Inatori Station or the location of the hotel in Inatori, it is a bit remote and it is inconvenient to take a taxi (there are few people and not many rentals); facing the sea, the scenery is beautiful. Dining: There are not many choices nearby. It is very dark at night. There is a ramen shop and a supermarket not far away (it needs to go uphill and it is pitch dark, so those who are timid should be careful). The reason why I went to foreign affairs was because the food in the hotel was so bad. Although it is a dinner included in the set menu, except for the sashimi, everything else is a little warm. In the winter, the soup is always cold. There were also a few dishes with crushed ice. They had just been taken out of the refrigerator. I felt sick to my stomach halfway through the meal, so I went to buy instant noodles and snacks. (The photo is still good-looking, but I don’t like it) Service: Japanese service attitude is in place and very polite, but there are too few waiters. In old Japanese-style hotels, catering and cloth have to be delivered and laid by waiters, which is too busy. All in all, a little disappointed.