Ulasan & Kesan Tamu Seseragi no Yado Kuretake

The meals were excellent.

The accommodation had the charm of a traditional Japanese Ryokan, and the hospitality was exceptional. The kaiseki meal portions were just right, and everything was delicious. The dessert, especially the large and sweet "Kirapika" strawberries, was outstanding. However, the bath facilities were a bit disappointing. The open-air bath was separate from the main bath area and required passing through the changing room, which was inconvenient. Additionally, there were no buckets for rinsing before entering the open-air bath, leading to some guests entering directly without rinsing first—a sight that wasn't very pleasant. The water temperature overall felt lukewarm as well. While it wasn't an Onsen, I believe there are areas for improvement in terms of enhancing the bathing experience.