Stasiun Kigi × Kepuasan pelanggan yang tinggi di Hotel·penginapan gaya Jepang

This was the main destination of our trip, and we had been looking forward to it. The moment we entered the lobby, we were thrilled to be greeted by adorable cats. They weren’t trying to please people; they were relaxed and lounging all over the place, and it was immediately clear they are well cared for. I’m not sure whether the cats with a cherry blossom mark on their ears are rescued cats and those without are house cats, but they were all very friendly and let us pet them. If we could have stayed for a Multiple Night Stay, we probably would have ended up with a favorite cat—but honestly, they were all cute. On our way out, my husband couldn’t find his favorite cat and was looking everywhere; then the cat came into the lobby right as it opened, which absolutely made our day. We stayed on the third floor, and whenever we opened our door there were cats lying around in the hallway—it was so heartwarming. Both breakfast and dinner were delicious and just the right amount. The route to the Hotel is a bit hard to find, but this is definitely a Hotel we’d love to stay at again. For cat lovers who want to stay with cats, it’s an irresistible place.

Is the Accommodation named Ryugu Palace, with Otohime as the first-floor restaurant, and are guests treated like Urashima Taro? Otohime’s meals were delicious, and nearby there are: Hamburg Club within walking distance Cafe Daibosatsu Pass a few minutes away by car Both are fascinating places—I feel like I could end up eating about five meals a day.

Thank you very much for your hospitality. At night, the typhoon brought intense wind and rain, and the river was flowing so fast that it was quite nerve-racking. Still, the food was delicious and the service was excellent, so we were very satisfied. The next day, there were landslides all around and many roads were closed! It turned into a valuable experience, including the episode of worrying about how we would get home.