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Stay with meal rank up. The speed of bringing food is too slow, and I feel full at the beginning. My child got tired of waiting, so I asked for the course meal to be served early, but the speed did not change, and I ate it frantically without knowing the last taste. The breakfast buffet was recommended to be late so I could eat it slowly with my children, so I set it at 8:30. It was starting to clean up when I went. I can't even choose a dish with almost nothing left on the plate. I asked for only ”wiener, grilled” that children can eat, but even that didn't come out. That's the level I want you to return even if it's just the rank up fee. The hotel was nice and clean, but the staff seemed unprofessional. The man at the front desk repeatedly called out to the extent that it came to this opinion. I want you to receive training from how to use it.

　When you get off the Shinkansen at Shin-Yamaguchi and exit the Shinkansen exit, the Shinkansen exit of Toyoko Inn Shin-Yamaguchi Station, which is the place to stay on this day, is located nearby. The familiar Toyoko sign is very noticeable above the hotel, so anyone can easily see it. From the Shinkansen exit, I crossed the pedestrian crossing with a signal and arrived in １ minutes on foot. It is not a luxurious hotel because it is Toyoko Inn. But the building is bright, clean and kept clean. I was happy with the free breakfast, and the staff responded quickly and I liked it.

The building seems to be quite aging, and the facility itself is not a hotel, but a very convenient hotel for training and students to stay in a group. The staff have a local goodness, and I don't want a sophisticated hotel treatment, but I can feel good honesty. If you can't use it even if you have a breakfast ticket because the breakfast business time is late, you can take out sandwiches and orange juice at the front desk. I was happy because it was very rare to have such a service. The difficulty is that the smell of the corridor on the room floor is amazing because of the old facilities. It smells like a locker in a sweaty room. I think the room is probably old style, not the standard after the 90s. I always feel humid, and I don't have a sheet or a towel. The most worrying thing was whether it was a sprinkler or a smoke detector, but it was rusty and it was working in an emergency. I thought I wouldn't be caught in the fire inspection.

I went to umenoya where Fukuku cuisine and hot springs can be enjoyed on New Year's Day. Yuta Onsen was the first time I imagined a hot spring in the mountains, and it was an inn in the hot spring town. The room is very large and relaxing slowly in the front of the Japanese room on the second floor. Dinner was good for room food. The Fuku dishes are delicious and the full course is satisfactory. It was good that the lady general came to greet me. The hot spring is like a beautiful hot water with a beautiful skin effect, and there is a slightness and a littleness, and the insulation effect is outstanding. I put it slowly in the inner bath and the open air. The hot spring of the faucet is also a hot spring, so all of them are hot springs of my own source. The source hanging is good.

If you would like to enjoy/experience typical high-end Japanese ryokan. You never regret choosing this hotel. The excellent dinner (I chose fugu-kaiseki) is offered at the individual dining rooms with great privacy. You enjoy quiet moment at their beautiful Japanese garden where many carps. People are very kind and attentive. I had a very impressive time there.

It is located in Yuta Onsen Town, which is a little far from Yuta Onsen Station on the JR Yamaguchi Line, but not far enough to take a taxi, and is used the day before the funeral. The front desk was polite, appropriate, prompt and full. The hot springs are adjacent and are located in a position where the water does not cool. The breakfast menu is a buffet for a business hotel, and the variety is abundant, and the price is 900 yen. I forgot to lend an iphone charger at the front desk for free and was saved. I would like to use it again.

For the corona countermeasure, breakfast was corresponding to lunch box, but you can eat it in the room meal or breakfast venue. miso soup is instant and vegetables are small, but it is not possible to do it in this time. There were also microwave ovens, so I could warm my lunch box. The parking lot uses the paid parking next door. The price is charged every time you go in and out. I think it was ¥ 500 overnight. As others write, the bath costs 200 yen separately, but when you buy a ticket on a vending machine, you also have shampoo and body soap, and there is a hot spring that usually takes hot water tax. I think it is a range that can be allowed because even the foot bath in the city is paid. Also, if you return it to the front desk without using a toothbrush, you can get sweets.