Kappo Ryokan Yumesaki

The overall hotel service is super good, all aspects are very good, the separate dining environment is very good, but the Japanese breakfast is not very accustomed, but the overall food is still very rich

This is an inn located in a residential area. It is not a cheap inn in terms of price, but I felt that my stay was quite orthodox and did not disappoint my expectations. There are three types of hot spring baths that can be reserved for private use, but each bath is not large, and somehow the sense of freedom of a trip is lacking. I understand that it is impossible to have an open-air bath with a good view because it is in a residential area, but still, something is missing. When it comes to meals at inns, I would like them to be more substantial, but I'm almost full after dinner and breakfast. It's not that it's enough, but I feel like it could be a little more. I was told that drinks during my stay are included in the price so I can enjoy them at no extra charge, but the types of drinks available are limited and the slightly expensive alcohol is charged, and the staff leave at 10 o'clock and the inn is unmanned, so the drink service is only until 10 o'clock, which is a sad thing. This is an inn where early to bed and early to rise is recommended. The welcome drink was matcha, the towels were changed endlessly, and other high-class inn-like behavior was expected, but there was something missing, and as an amateur, I can't really pinpoint what it was, which is a pity. I think it would be a really good inn if they added that missing feature.