Xung quanh Câu lạc bộ Country Club Ōdate × Lưu trú lý tưởng cho chuyến đi một mình thư giãnĐược đánh giá hài lòng cao Khách sạn·nhà trọ kiểu Nhật

I stay here every time I come back home. The bath and breakfast are just right—always satisfying and relaxing. I’ll continue to stay here in the future.

This was my second stay this year, following my Golden Week motorcycle tour, and a trip with my son—my third stay in total. I planned our route assuming we would stay at this Hotel, as it’s not too far from Lake Towada. With the spacious parking lot, the front desk staff’s courteous service at check-in, a well-cleaned Room, an Onsen where I could relax and recover from fatigue, the late-night ramen service, and the delicious breakfast (the Hinai chicken soup is especially good), it was exactly the stay I had hoped for. My son was satisfied as well. This is a Hotel I’d like to use again whenever I visit this area.

The front desk staff were polite and very pleasant. The Facility had everything we needed, and we stayed comfortably. They also clearly informed us that socks for indoor use were provided, so walking around never felt uncomfortable at all. We would like to stay again if we have the opportunity.

This was my second stay in a Japanese-style Room. The walls between rooms seemed thin, but it was very quiet and comfortable, perhaps because there were no guests in the neighboring Room. I would like to stay here again.

I don't smoke, but the smoking room was well-maintained, so I could stay without any concerns.

Tucked away in a tranquil mountain setting that’s hard to believe is only about a 15-minute drive from central Odate, the view from the open-air bath was wonderfully calming. The building itself feels older, but the guest room was very clean and seemed to have been renovated.

Since there was a group reservation, we were told that breakfast would be served from 7 AM. When we informed them that we needed to leave the Hotel by 7 AM, we were reluctantly given meal tickets for 6 AM, but were warned twice, "There is no guarantee that a seat will be available." There was no information about the Onsen, so when we asked at the front desk, we were given a key and a women's passcode and were told, "Men will be coming in, so please lock the door. Men will be coming in!" I thought they could have chosen their words a bit more carefully in both cases. When I returned the key after leaving the Onsen, I heard loud laughter coming from the back of the front desk. These points concerned me. Breakfast was not as crowded as expected, and we had no issues enjoying it. There was a wide variety and it was delicious.