Yoshidaya Sannokaku

“Nice room and good meal”

Located uphill in Yamashiro onsen. The hotel looked a bit old but still grand. Check in service was good. We sere led to our room, which is quite big by any Japan standard. It is a 10 tatami living room, plus a twin bed, a side seating area by the window, and a nice large entrance area. Though th... Más

Located uphill in Yamashiro onsen. The hotel looked a bit old but still grand. Check in service was good. We sere led to our room, which is quite big by any Japan standard. It is a 10 tatami living room, plus a twin bed, a side seating area by the window, and a nice large entrance area. Though the hotel is a bit old and dated, I can see that the hotel is trying hard to make up by better service. The hotel provides a 50 minutes family onsen session to us during our stay. The family onsen is very nice, with drinks, towel and amenities all stocked up. Our dinner was served in the room. We were served one whole Echizen crab each person, making us very busy to take out the crab meat. It was a sumptuous meal with various good ingredients. For the price we paid, it is a good deal that we have.

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“Aged property but service at high standard”

The property itself is a bit aged which is reflected in some of the facilities (e.g. changing room within the onsen) though they managed to renovate some of the guestrooms. We had in-room dinner one night and the staff has provided their service at a very high standard. The old lady who served ou... Más

The property itself is a bit aged which is reflected in some of the facilities (e.g. changing room within the onsen) though they managed to renovate some of the guestrooms. We had in-room dinner one night and the staff has provided their service at a very high standard. The old lady who served our dinner basically set our table in the room to the format same as if we were eating in the restaurant and she was very eager to integrate with us. We arrived last minute for the dinner and she didn't mind to stay a bit late to serve us until we finished our meal. Thanks to her professionalism and friendliness and the high quality food we had a very enjoyable in-room dining experience. The outdoor traditional onsen was another memorable part as we were able to enjoy a quiet soak with just our own group of 3 in the pool. Despite the aged property, the hotel did not fail to impress us with extreme perfection and professionalism and I must admit that their long history of hospitality is what constitutes to their hospitality spirit.

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“hotel antiguo pero intentando lo mejor posible”

Este ryokan es bastante antiguo, pero todo el personal es sinceramente probar lo mejor posible. Desde la zona de vestíbulo madurada a las reparaciones del parche en el inodoro y barandillas oxidadas fuera del balcón, parece que el ryokan está luchando en términos de mantenimiento. El hotel está ... Más

Este ryokan es bastante antiguo, pero todo el personal es sinceramente probar lo mejor posible. Desde la zona de vestíbulo madurada a las reparaciones del parche en el inodoro y barandillas oxidadas fuera del balcón, parece que el ryokan está luchando en términos de mantenimiento. El hotel está a poca distancia en coche de la calle principal en una suave pendiente a lo largo de una línea de igual de antiguos huéspedes japonesas. El que está al lado de este ryokan parece haber sido cerrado durante varios meses y estaba en mal estado. Nuestra habitación daba a la piscina desuso que estaba llena de agua y hojas muertas estancado. El onsen zona era suficiente pero el uso del onsen privado nuevo llegaron a un costo bastante caro. Lo que significa que los ryokan probar lo mejor era en términos de calidad y variedad de la comida, la limpieza y la comodidad de la habitación. El precio es de medio nivel así que si estás interesado en visitar esta zona y buscando un lugar para experimentar un ryokan, este lugar es suficiente y proporciona profesional hospitalidad japonesa con un simpático equipo de anciano personal. Sin embargo, fuimos un viernes durante la temporada sakura y encontramos que la mayoría de las tiendas estaban cerradas. No había mucho que hacer o ver y que no tuvimos la oportunidad de probar los fideos caseros de soba el área es conocido por. Parece que la zona así como el ryokan ha visto días mejores.

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