สถานี Nam Yonezawa × ที่พักที่อาหารเช้าเป็นที่นิยมสิ่งอำนวยความสะดวกของโรงแรม·เรียวกังได้รับการประเมินในระดับสูง

There was a massage chair in the Room, and my husband and I took turns enjoying it. There was also a nearby restaurant where you can eat Yonezawa beef, so we had dinner there. Since I’m not fond of fatty cuts, I ordered the rump steak, and it was very tender lean meat. Breakfast also felt homemade and was delicious. There is also a private bath, making this Hotel an excellent value for money. At this price, we were completely satisfied—so much so that we’d like to stay at other Hotels in the same group as well.

The Onsen inside the station is convenient because you can go there from the Hotel in the provided sleepwear. Breakfast was Japanese only, but it would have been nice to have Western options such as bread as well. Also, there was a plug for charging a mobile phone in the room, so I didn’t use my own charger, but when I checked in the morning it had only charged a little.

It was very relaxing because the large public bath was essentially private. However, since it was marked as men-only, I felt a bit uneasy given the current times. (This may be an unnecessary worry,) but I have seen Facility that switch between men and women by time slot... The location is close to the station, but it’s tough that convenience stores and restaurants are far away (especially at night).

The Room was very comfortable. The front desk and housekeeping staff were kind. It was conveniently located near Uesugi Shrine, the museum, and a convenience store. I slept well and had a very comfortable stay.

The woman at the front desk politely explained how to use the Hotel. There is a large public bath, but you have to exchange your Room key for it. In a big Hotel you would have to walk quite a bit anyway, so it didn’t bother me—if anything, it felt like fewer people used it. The b

Outside peak seasons, it offers excellent value for money.

I was pleasantly surprised by how delicious the welcome coffee was—was it Doutor? I’d love to stay again.