For your information: we stayed at the hotel right after it reopened in June. Some things were certainly not quite finished yet, so they might have changed.
Check-in via tablets was relatively quick, provided we had registered online beforehand. There is a reception desk, but unfortunately, the staff usually hides behind a curtain. Their English was basic.
The rooms themselves were pleasant, and the spaciousness was a particular highlight. Everything was very clean. The amenities, including a smart TV, toothbrush, and shampoo, were also excellent. The only slight drawback was the small bathroom, which, compared to the room, was quite small and dated (but still clean).
We didn't find the Japanese breakfast very appealing, as we didn't particularly like the taste. Aside from that, the selection was very limited; it was basically just what was shown in the picture, which was disappointing.
The onsen experience at the hotel was also very interesting. The women's and men's onsen each had a simple indoor and outdoor pool, both of which were very nice. There's a small chill-out area with a free drinks machine. There's also a sauna, which unfortunately is only open to women in the mornings and was connected to the men's onsen in the afternoons.
In conclusion: Overall, it was a pleasant hotel stay, especially if you spend a lot of time in your room and enjoy onsen. However, the breakfast and the sharing aspect of the service were somewhat lacking. We got it for €33 per night, which made it good value for money.
The hotel is clean and the service is very good!
The environment is quiet and quiet, and it is a good place for vacation and leisure.
There are enough parking spaces for parking, and it is best to drive in and out, because other traffic is not convenient.
The breakfast food is diverse and delicious!