The Accommodation has a wonderful atmosphere and offers satisfaction that exceeds the price.
At the entrance, there was a vending machine selling rare flash-frozen soba you can enjoy as if freshly made, as well as Matsumoto Sanzoku-yaki.
They escorted me to my Room on the second floor and even carried my luggage. When I left, it was raining, but they lent me an umbrella and saw me off.
Inside, the building has an extraordinary, getaway-like ambiance, with calming lights placed throughout the corridors and other areas.
The toilets and washbasins are shared, but they are clean.
There is also a large public bath with alternating hours for men and women, and if available, you can use a private bath at no extra charge.
The water temperature is on the lukewarm side.
Breakfast included many kinds of small side dishes, a large-nameko miso soup, and curry that was light yet flavorful; I heard it uses Indian spices.
Next time, I’d like to try dinner as well.