Senkei-en Tsukioka Hotel

Many Reviews mention that the Facility and building feel old, but I could really sense the Hotel’s history—it had charm and a nostalgic atmosphere, and I spent a very comfortable time there. Both the common areas and the guest room were well cleaned and felt very sanitary. I used the Onsen at 7:00 PM, and only about two or three people came in and out, so it felt uncrowded for a holiday weekend. The next morning I bathed at 5:00 AM, and about five people came in and out. The water temperature was just right, and both the large public bath and the open-air bath were very relaxing. The dinner/breakfast venue was nearly full. With such a wide variety of menu options—from small children to elderly guests—you don’t need to worry about meals. The food was delicious. The local specialty taro soup was so good that I had three refills. The service was also excellent. Everyone was properly courteous, from the front desk staff to the dining staff to the housekeeping staff at checkout. If you’re parking an Alphard-class vehicle, I recommend backing into your space or choosing an outer parking spot with more room. Getting in and out of some spaces may be tight.

As we were traveling by train this time, we used the Shuttle Service to and from the station. Unfortunately it was raining, so it was a big help both on arrival and departure. At the lounge drink service, we enjoyed a beer and also had fun trying our hand at grilling Dutch rice crackers.We were able to relax while looking out at the garden. Meals were served buffet-style in a bright, clean dining area, so we could enjoy a variety of dishes. The 100% buckwheat soba was delicious. We also enjoyed breakfast items like natto and nameko mushrooms. The freshly made rice balls were excellent as well.It was an Accommodation that made us want to stay here again next time.