Đánh giá & Cảm nhận của khách tại Kaiseki Ryokan Ashikari

I was able to relax.

This was my second trip to Yugawara this month, so instead of my usual Accommodation I stayed at Kaiseki Ryoan Ashikari, which I’d been curious about for some time. In conclusion, it was an excellent Accommodation and I would like to stay again. The only disappointments were two points: the tuna sashimi at dinner had a drip that looked like fresh blood, and the clam miso soup at breakfast hadn’t been purged of sand well enough. Other than that, everything was great—the hospitality including the Shuttle Service, and the Facility. The Room in particular was very relaxing. It had tatami flooring with futons, but unlike a typical Japanese-style room there were no partitions at all except for the toilet area. The balcony side was entirely glass-fronted. The walk-in shower booth was also glass-enclosed and came with a standard rain-head shower. A yoga mat was provided as well; if the open-air bath on the balcony were a private pool, it would feel like a pavilion-style resort in Ubud (perhaps this Japanese-style Room was inspired by that kind of design). Tokyo was scorching that day at around 35°C, but after soaking in the open-air bath and looking out over Yugawara’s forest from the balcony, I barely felt any heat. In the Room, just throwing on a bathrobe made it incredibly easy to unwind.