Yamatoya Besso

The Room design—especially the toilet layout and its combination with the washroom—was fantastic and I really loved it.The material of the in-room bath (I forgot the name) was made from very high-quality wood, and the wood fragrance was wonderful. Beer, ice pops, and water were all free, which was excellent service. The large public bath in the main building was also spacious and free to use—overall, it was simply great.

I had heard that my parents, who are from Ehime, used to stay here when they returned home. When my mother passed away, our family made a Reservation the day before.We were truly grateful that you prepared an offering meal for my mother both in the Room and at mealtimes.Although the staff member in charge was young, they treated us with just the right sense of distance.As there were six of us, you arranged a spacious tatami dining room for us,and we thoroughly enjoyed the delicious cuisine.I did feel that the selection of alcoholic drinks was a little limited. I thought it would have been even better with more wine options or easy-to-drink sours.Breakfast was wonderful! There was nothing too heavy for the morning—thick-cut salmon, rolled omelet, yudofu tofu, and more—a menu so satisfying that I ended up having another bowl of rice.The “Jinchoge” Room was fun—when we opened doors that felt like something out of a ninja house, it was “here too,” and “here too.”While more and more innovative Accommodations are appearing these days, this is an Accommodation that steadfastly preserves traditional charm and protects Dogo. Especially in times like these,I sincerely hope it will continue to remain.I no longer have any particular reason to visit Ehime,but I would love to return so I can feel close to my parents again.Thank you very much.