Izanro Iwasaki

Meals were served in the grand hall, and we were promptly guided to our seats right after exiting the elevator. The seating was spaced out from other guests, allowing us to dine comfortably. Dinner included crab and a delicious wagyu beef soy milk shabu-shabu. The Koshihikari rice from Misasa was exceptionally tasty, and I had seconds during breakfast.At night, we used the right-side bath; however, moving between baths was a bit far and chilly. The radium hot bath was very relaxing. In the morning, we enjoyed the left-side bath, which was thoroughly satisfying. There was a morning market in front of the first-floor elevator where seafood and other items could be purchased. After breakfast, complimentary coffee was available in the lounge where we could relax while enjoying views of the garden scenery.

The meals, both dinner and breakfast, were very delicious. The staff who assisted us responded promptly and politely to questions about the ingredients. The Onsen in the large public bath was very relaxing. However, the building is a bit old, and there were some areas where cleanliness could be improved. Also, this might just be my personal preference, but I felt that pajama-style sleepwear would be better as the yukata tends to come undone at the feet while sleeping.