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It was surprisingly close to the city center, but it was a place where you could feel nature. There are no restaurants or convenience stores within walking distance, so if you need something, I think you should buy it in advance. There was a creek running nearby, and it was a nice atmosphere to take a light walk. The room we used this time was the ”Western-style room”, and the wide veranda was covered with tatami mats, which was very convenient. I realized that having a tatami space is quite convenient for things like putting your luggage down. The large public bath is not a hot spring, but it is a good size, and there is an open-air bath and a bucket type for one person, so you can enjoy it. The best thing about this stay was how the food was served. The buffet style in the corona wreck is quite troublesome, such as wearing gloves each time and using common ladles and tongs that are difficult to use. was very easy to get. What's more, since the tools used to take out the dishes from the platter are small, such as lotus roots, a new one is used each time. I wish all buffets were done this way. I participated in a firefly watching bus tour as a seasonal activity. They took us by car to the riverside where fireflies live (about 40 minutes each way), and we were able to enjoy the beautiful fireflies. You can enjoy it for free, and I think it's a very good service! All the staff were nice. When I asked for a glass because I wanted to drink wine in the room, they wrapped it up and handed it to me.

One night with a ２０１９ year ６ month ８ day ５ year old child and two people. Twin room, breakfast, 14,528 yen. Direct connection to Hanno Station. We stayed at Momin Valley Park for ２ days in a row. The room was large and there was a washroom in the bath and it was saved for the child deviation. The bus stop to Momin Valley Park is in front of the hotel entrance. The parking lot is a nearby three-dimensional parking lot, and there is a roof so it is not wet. It is very convenient in walking distance such as convenience stores and dining rooms. The hotel HP was full, but it was empty when I called.

２ No bath and toilet with meals ６ Tatami mats １ Thank you for staying overnight. The parking lot is free and there is a large space behind the building, but the surrounding roads are narrow and it is a residential area where it is difficult to pass each other. On the contrary, it is a quiet environment because there are no main roads and railroad tracks nearby. I think it is an accommodation facility for ”adults” who have some social experience and understand both sour and sweet. I think that the elderly can understand, but the atmosphere of the privately run business inn in front of the Showa station was everywhere in the past. In the dim hall, goods are left in a miscellaneous place where customers can see, corridors and toilets like training camps ... The facilities and facilities are the opposite of the sophisticated chain hotels that are increasing now. But I like to be calm and calm with my husband who can spend it without hesitation. There are certainly points that there is no toilet in the room and it is not suitable for the era of Reiwa, such as gender-sharing, but you can use it for work １ for purposes such as human use and mountaineering camps without any problems. The plus side based on that point is that there is a large communal bath, Wi-Fi is well entered, and the system of ２ meals is not bad and you can freely refill rice. After all, the large communal bath is comfortable and the room is kept clean and the futon is the best to sleep on the ground. It is a facility that I want you to use after understanding the positive and negative aspects in advance. At least I like it much more than the high-rise Vijiho near Hanno.

I stayed for 3 nights for business, but I don't think there was anything particularly bad. However, it is a pain that the Wi-Fi is not stable... Softbank has a spot, and if you connect there, you can use it without any problems, but the free Wi-Fi at the hotel sometimes disconnects and connects, although it is unclear when. doing. I don't think there are any other complaints.

Overall very good, good service attitude.

Before going to Mao Lu with a friend, I rented a room for another 々 because it was another action. I think it was almost the same condition as the price. A friend said that the room was bad and at the morning meal. When I visited after the meal, it smelled like mold. I was surprised because I was not abnormally cleaned. When the curtains were opened, the curtains were dirty, and the window frame was dusty or black mold. I thought what about this room? If I was in that room, I would have told the front desk even a little bit of a complaint １ Tsuya ２ Tsuya ３. I had a delicious morning curry, but after that, I was so sorry that I became low. I couldn't do anything, and I checked out early 々. It was good to stay for one night. When I check out every day, I will clean it, and there is a chair in the room, and how about opening the curtain and wiping it. . I thought I could stay again if I had a little more cleaning until I saw that room. I'm really sorry.

The guesthouse was a shared room with Japanese style mats on the floor for sleeping. There was also a nice dining area (closed for Covid) that we could use all for ourselves. It was the only approved eating area but that was super convenient and the aesthetic was great! We stayed 2 nights and we did canyoning at Canyons which was only a 15 minute train ride from the guesthouse’s closest station Ome station. The guest house is about a 3 minute walk to the station and a 7/11 which has great food options during Covid. Sanitizer and good social distancing was possible at this hotel as we were the only guests. There was a river and ome museum not too far of a walk and the guesthouse was very clean. It gets cleaned from 11-14 everyday which was fine for us because we were out exploring during that time. It can ultimately hold up to 6 people. But I imagine 6 would be a little cramped, 4 was a good amount! Stay here!