Itoen Hotel Matsukawakan

很舊的酒店，房間有要維修的地方，隨意遮一下就算，這點希望能改善一下。晚餐就連啤酒都是免費，這個很讚。

I got a room with an open-air bath, but there was a pond in front of the open-air bath, and I could see a large dead carp.It smelled fishy, ​​whether it was the pond or the sewer. The ventilation fan in the room was noisy and there was a lot of dust. Her long hair is also falling down. My body is itchy, probably because of mites. The room is like two guest rooms combined into one, and when you open the locked door, there is another guest room. Very creepy. So I locked the door and only used one room. I've also been to Itoen in Atami for meals, but Atami had more variety, and there wasn't much to eat. I was looking forward to the grilled crab with shell, but it was salty and not very tasty. It can't be helped that it's old, but I think it would be better to clean it up a bit. The public bath was nice, but there was someone with a tattoo on his back.

Anyway, the variety and quality of the breakfast buffet for dinner is worse than ever before.It used to be pretty good, but it's a blatant cost reduction.All the egg dishes for breakfast are gone.The sashimi is also fishy.I didn't eat this dish during my stay. I didn't want to be forced to eat, so I thought I'd stay overnight without meals, but they increased the price and made me switch to half board.It was really bad.The dishes were also dirty.It can't be helped that it's old, but the screen door wouldn't work, so I called the staff and took it off. It's a shame to say yes

I reserved a room with an open-air bath. The building is located across the road from the main building through an underground passage. Two of the several baths are in the same building, but for meals, karaoke, and shops, you need to go through an underground passage to the main building. Also, the sound insulation is poor and you can hear people talking in the hallway and other noises in the room. A review said that the washroom and toilet were dirty, but the toilet had been replaced and although the sink was old, it had been thoroughly cleaned. Should I clean my light fixtures? Are you concerned about the lack of sunlight? Still, my personal preference was to have an open-air hot spring bath that I could access 24 hours a day, and it erased all my shortcomings. The food has been rated poorly in reviews, but I was satisfied with both the quantity and taste. You can use free Wi-Fi, and the room with an open-air bath comes with half board and unlimited alcohol for 24,000 yen for two people. If you are looking for luxurious accommodation, it is better to stay at a place that requires a corresponding price and not stay at the Itoen Hotel Group.

Since it was a weekday, all the customers were elderly and the atmosphere was very calm. It was exciting to walk through the maze-like hallways to get to the bathroom. Some people may not like it because it's so far away, but I got excited every time I saw the branching paths. It's a building that gives you a sense of history, and some parts look a lot like the Tokaikan building nearby, so it was fun just walking around the building. It was Itoen Hotels, so it was cheap and I was very satisfied. At breakfast, an elderly couple sitting next to me said, ``Maybe we should come here again next month.''

We had a good impression when we stayed last time, so this time we used GOTO and stayed there as a group of 3. The quality of the bath and the buffet were just as good as last time, but to be honest, the room I stayed in this time was not good. The main building where the front desk is located is basically arranged around a garden, so it can't be denied that it is old, but I think the impression will remain the same no matter which room you stay in. The room I stayed in this time was located across an underground passage. An annex? It's like taking off your shoes and replacing them with slippers, and having to change into your shoes every time you eat, go to karaoke, or go to the store is a hassle. Furthermore, the room I stayed in had the feeling that it had obviously been forcibly renovated, and when you open the door of the room, it becomes a living space, so you can directly hear people talking in the hallway and noises in the room, making it uncomfortable. The toilet and washroom space are also mysteriously built after the fact, giving it a special feel. There was an even smaller window, but it was constructed in a way that didn't let any sunlight in, making it feel more like a ``large futon room'' than an ``inn room.'' So, not all of the annex buildings have rooms like this, but if you're going to stay overnight, I think it's definitely better to stay in the main building, which has fewer outliers.

古くからのホテルチェーンなので確かに、建物、設備等は古かった。でも、それを補って余りあるほどの掃除が行き届いた館内と寝具で気持ちよく宿泊しました。 露天も広く心地よく、檜風呂は使い込まれた「歴史？」と整備して管理している「努力」が伺われました。

伊東園ホテル別館宿泊時に、温泉めぐりで利用。伊東園ホテル別館の温泉は加温加水循環ですが、松川館の温泉は源泉かけ流しでした。特に地下の野天風呂と檜風呂はよかったです。