รีวิวและความประทับใจจากผู้เข้าพักที่ Yurara Marukyo

Even with this Facility and the food, it's too expensive for the New Year's holiday.

We made a reservation for this room with an open-air bath for four adults on December 31st, in an area we planned suddenly about two months ago for the New Year holidays. It was 58,000 yen per person, but considering the facilities, meals, and the open-air bath, I thought it was inevitable due to the New Year holiday pricing, and chose a room with a bath for my mother who has difficulty walking. Since my mother is elderly, I splurged thinking it might be the last time. First, I was astonished by the exterior of the facility upon arrival. Although it was described as casual, I expected some luxury given the high ratings and the price, but it was a four-story square building. However, perhaps due to renovations, the interior was clean, and the room had decent facilities. Regarding meals, we were told at check-in that dinner time was at 18:15, which was quite early, so we had it changed to 18:45. The dinner used a lot of yuba, and the quality of the beef was so-so, but there was nothing particularly luxurious, and while it wasn't bad, it wasn't something that left a strong impression of deliciousness. Moreover, they seemed to be in a hurry to bring the meals. Even though we wanted to enjoy the meal slowly, they brought items out of order from the menu, skipping to the end, and repeatedly asked if they could bring the next dish before we finished. This wasn't just the staff, but even the proprietress seemed to follow this policy, indicating it was the ryokan's approach. The language was superficially polite, but it seemed they wanted guests out of the dining area by 20:00. There were foreign staff members, but their Japanese was too fast, which also sounded rushed. As for the room's bath, initially, I didn't notice because the window was open, but in winter, when the window was closed, the smell of chlorine filled the bathroom. I reluctantly used it, but afterward, my body felt itchy. Knowing the pre-COVID ryokan market, this price for a building like this, with an onsen that isn't even free-flowing, and no particularly good ingredients, is abnormal. From a pre-COVID perspective, I thought the limit would be at most 30,000 yen per person.