Kinkiyu Hotel Bettei SUIKAZURA

When I first checked into the hotel, I felt a sulfur smell. If you are sensitive to smells, be careful. The room is a bit old. The highlight of the hotel is the dinner, which is full of seafood, sashimi, sweet shrimp, long-legged crabs are free

Although the hotel is not new and the rooms are not big, the food is great! It was a bit unexpected. The hotel has a free lounge area above the hot spring, which provides some drinks and biscuits in the evening. The room has a satisfying sulfur smell, but the hot spring does not have much sulfur smell, which is also quite strange. In short, the food is good and cost-effective!

The room size is OK, the hot spring and room facilities are a bit old, you must remember to get room towels when you go to the hot spring, the hot spring does not provide towels, or ask the front desk, which is a bit different from Atami Izu. The breakfast and dinner are very good, and the hotel also provides free drinks during non-meal time. Be sure to book a night and two meals, there is nothing to eat nearby, remember!

The first stop of the Hokkaido trip, I stayed here to see the swans. It was almost seven o'clock when I arrived at the town of Yukawa Onsen. I took the Akan bus at the train station to the town. Note that if you get off at the post office, it is not this one directly opposite! It is an old store. Ours is a annex, and it is closest to the Sumo Museum. The annex is very stylish. I wandered around the town when I got lost. I looked at several hot spring hotels, and Honeysuckle Annex is one of the best in the town. The dinner buffet, seafood and sashimi content are OK. The price is not low, it depends on your choice. I praise the young man at the front desk, who has a good attitude, is very enthusiastic, and responds to every request. He helped me book a taxi and helped me contact the activity company that I had booked. There is also a small shop opposite that has delicious pork rice.