Sunhills Mikawawan

I was happy to enjoy so many dishes that truly felt like spring. The clear soup was especially wonderful, with cherry blossom petals, bamboo shoots, and aonori seaweed.The Gamagori-limited mikan sour was also delicious!The Room was clean.Just one point:These days most people are used to automatic doors, so many guests do not close the bath door tightly. It gets cold. They don’t seem to mind leaving it open, so I think a sign saying “Manual” is needed.We could also enjoy the drinks and rice crackers in the lobby—excellent service.It was an even nicer Hotel than I expected.There is a temple within walking distance, and we were able to see cherry blossoms too, making it a fun trip.Thank you very much.

Although it’s in a rather inconspicuous location and not well known even among locals, this was my first stay. The Room seemed to have been renovated, and I really enjoyed the lighting and the toilet facilities as well. The Room also had a private Onsen, and the water temperature, water volume, and bath size were all perfect! After using the large public bath, I ended up soaking three more times. For dinner, I chose a smaller course due to my age, but I was still completely full, and the timing of each dish was spot on. Breakfast offered plenty of choices—bread, rice, rice balls, and porridge—and I was so full that I couldn’t even eat lunch. The service was flawless too. Thank you for a wonderful time.