Mikihan Ryokan

Some services in the hotel are very attentive The small blackboard in front of the entrance welcomes Mr. xx to move in. The hotel staff are also very welcoming and will greet us and say goodbye when we check out. Baths are open very long I'll make a mattress for you I haven't tried the food, but the smell of sukiyaki is quite good. The disadvantage is that the check-in time on trips is 2 o'clock and the check-out time is 12 o'clock. When we arrived at the hotel, we found that the check-in time was 4 o'clock and the check-out time was 10 o'clock. Although it was said that we could check in at 2 o'clock, checking out early would mess up the itinerary (we communicated with Trips and gave some compensation.

I had breakfast in a Japanese-style tatami room, and it was a better home-cooked meal than I expected, and it was delicious as they brought it to my room. The ryokan, which has the feel of a public bathhouse, is not sophisticated, but I was able to relax after a hard day's travel and enjoy something refreshing and cool. The magic that makes me drink more beer.

It's an old-fashioned inn in a good way. The Showa era! And the location is good! It's easy to get to. There will probably be mixed opinions, but I judged it to be "good."

This is my second time having lunch at Mikihan Ryokan. I had a good impression last time. The dish we chose was ``Aoi Kaiseki'' (5,500 yen), which is appropriate for May. From 11:00 to 13:00 due to the movie. I was able to relax comfortably at a table in the middle of the large room. There was a lot of variety and quantity of dishes, and I left about 30% of the dishes with white rice, which I rarely have left over. My favorite dishes are plum wine, mustard greens, salt-grilled sweetfish, and temari sushi. The beef shabu-shabu and sashimi were both delicious. Next time, I would like to try the "Healthy Gozen".