รีวิวและความประทับใจจากผู้เข้าพักที่ Bettei Otozure

I consider this one ...

I consider this one of the finest accommodations in Japan. The facilities—spacious public areas, thoughtfully arranged trees around the water feature, and high ceilings—are all in harmony without feeling empty. The cuisine makes wide use of local ingredients; while the dashi is not kombu-based, the overall style is Kyoto-inspired. Hagi ware tableware was also used, and it would have been even better with a bit more Hagi ware. The hot spring water feels gentle, as if it clings softly to the skin. The staff were also properly attentive and professional. One of my favorite Ryokan is Gajoen in Kagoshima, and this place feels like its opposite in many ways. Two minor points I noticed: Stains on the large bath’s glass panels. This may have been by chance, but there were times when no one was present at either the outer or inner entrance, which made me wonder about security.