모가미 세미 온천 근처 추천 호텔, 숙소 베스트 10

“번잡한 거리와 네온 불빛에서 벗어나 완벽한 휴식. 일본을 제대로 즐기고 싶다면, 저는 항상 전통적인 일본식 숙박을 추천합니다. 그들은 아침, 점심, 차를 제공합니다. 모든 것이 전통적입니다. 알레르기가 있는 경우 알려주면 해결해 주는 것이 좋습니다. 이 호텔은 훌륭했고, 친절한 직원들이 숙박을 즐겁게 만들기 위해 최선을 다합니다. 저는 일본어를 잘하지 못하지만, 그들은 도움이 되는 itranslation 앱으로 소통합니다. 영어가 약하기 때문에 일본어를 다시 공부하는 것이 좋지만, 그들은 인내심, 전문성, 순수한 친절함으로 그것을 보완합니다. 제 파트너와 저는 그곳이 정말 좋았고 다시 갈 것입니다. 눈이 올 때 숨 막힐 듯한 경치”

“Disclaimer: It has been over 20 years since I stayed at ryokan so my impressions might be a bit off for those who routinely go to them. Overall I'm glad I found this location on Agoda. It was quite inexpensive for the service provided, and I enjoyed my stay. The good: - The room was very big, as advertised, being able to sleep multiple people (I was in a family-sized room... alone lol). There were plenty of pillows, futons, blankets, etc available. - The bathroom was sizeable as well, allowing for multiple folks to do their routines without getting in each other's way too badly. One toilet in the room. However, no shower or bathtub: You're gonna be doing that in the first floor public bath. - The public bath was good, with 7 or 8 seats, a pretty big main bath, and a secondary bath which was labeled "lavender" while I was there. The main bath's temperature is 42-43C, and they provide a chart with the mineral makeup of the water if you're into that kind of thing. The secondary bath I didn't quite understand: The first night I was there, it was as hot as lava, so I passed on it. The second night it was far more reasonable, even cooler than the main bath; possibly in the 35-40C range. I'm not sure what was going on there, but it was quite comfortable for me on the second night. - My room came with breakfast served each morning. It's a very ryokan-style breakfast, and if you need assistance understanding what you're getting, the staff is willing to help. - Speaking of the staff, they are very friendly and helpful if you have questions. However, I think they do kind of assume you know how everything works in an onsen/ryokan, heheh. The bad: - The room I stayed in was "well worn." Not to the point of distraction but I did have a smile for a couple rapidly covered dings in the walls. - Some things that might be taken for granted by regular ryokan customers were a bit rough for me. For example, at no point was I informed that my bath towels were in one of the closets in my room, and since I hadn't opened them due to not needing to hang anything, I went down to the onsen without them expecting them to be distributed there. Woops. - If you don't have a car, you're going to need to depend on a taxi. I don't think there's a regular bus service, and it's too far from the train station to comfortably walk (~45 minutes). - The private baths require reservations at an additional fee.”