Fujimien

It's an old-style restaurant, but overall it's clean and the service is good. Unfortunately, there are only 2 staff members who can communicate in English. I especially want to praise the sister who knows English. We can only find her in the cafeteria because we can't communicate with others. Breakfast and dinner are rich in food. We booked rooms + breakfast and dinner at different prices. The food in the lower price was better than that in the higher price. I really don't understand. In addition, there was no menu so I didn't know what to eat. I could only guess what other guests had and asked if I didn't have any. They also didn't have a procedure for serving food (maybe it was just for our two tables). I had to ask the waitress before I could eat. This was the only thing that made us dissatisfied. Everything else was ok.

Traditional Japanese inn, excellent cuisine, overlooking the sunrise over Tatara Bridge, is a great attraction. The hot spring area is small but comfortable, it is a hotel worth visiting

The second time I stayed here, it was different from the last time. There was no toilet or shower in the room. I was not used to it. The service was very good. The breakfast was very special.

Some rooms have independent bathtubs, and some have to go to public bathhouses, which close at 8:30pm. The staff is very friendly, but they don't understand any foreign languages.

We had a good stay with traditional Ryokan accommodation. The meals were delicious. Two small problems for us. This is the first time we have had to prepare our futons in a Ryokan with dirty sheets (hair on them). The owner is not behaving appropriately. After wanting to charge us a second time for the night when we left, not a single word of apology but rather a contemptuous attitude. It's a shame to end our stay like this... The rest of the staff are fortunately very good and very professional.