Seikiro

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• Puerquita68

  30 abril 2015
  Entrañable

  Nos atendieron con ese nivel de servicio maravilloso que se encuentra en Japón, además el Ryokan es muy bonito, histórico, en un pueblo pequeño y tranquilo. Es la misma familia que ha dirigido este hotel por muchas generaciones, tienen cuadros, grabados y recuerdos de cientos de años. Algunos detalles podrían estar mejor mantenidos pero en términos generales es muy recomendable.

  

• ursula_ruh

  05 mayo 2019
  Not to be recommended

  Dirty, expensive ( 80.000Yen) for two nights, two persons half board; thick layer of dust under the sink, sink has separate hot and cold water faucets, boiling hot, without temperature adjustment, therefore could not use; mold on the curtains in the onsen, ultra small pool, max. 4 ladies sitting with strechted legs; no blind out curtains ( or at least darkening curtains)in the room, all kinds of noises from neighbouring rooms and cars on the street, though room ( number 33) did not directly face the street; toilet disgusting, no washlet but kind of knitted cover around the seat, lid covered with mold; mirrors blind around the edges; futons ultra thin 3cm foam rubber, no stability, could squeeze it to zero cm, futon covers with holes, linen with holes, one bean filled very hard, small pillow, no slippers, all guests either walked bare feet or in socks; second morning ( 8am) in the dining hall, there were still dishes and leftovers from dinner on the table next to ours. Food was not brilliant either. Seems as the name Museum is used as an excuse to do nothing to the maintenance of the rooms, zero guest comfort. Have been living in Japan for many years now and traveling a lot, this is definitely one of the worst places Ive ever been.

  

• ursularuh2

  07 mayo 2019
  To be avoided

  Very dirty, disgusting toilet, decayed, ultra thin futon, rubber foam, maybe 20 years old, no curtain therefore very soon light in the morning, stains and scratches all over the place, torn sheets/linen, very small, hard pillow ( filled with beans), no slippers, people walked bare feet or in socks, extremely small onsen ( max 4 ladies with legs extended), loud both from other rooms and street, food edible mildly spoken, second dinner was ok, in the morning (8.15am) there were leftovers and used dishes on the table next to ours, upon check out I found 300 yen for a cup of coffee I had asked for for breakfast. We paid over 80.000Yen, 2 persons, two nights/ half board for a rabbit hole. Over the years wed stayed at quite a few old ryokans, but this one is unbeatable low in every respect. Ive left a complaint at Japanican.

  

• FezHat

  08 julio 2019
  Owner was extremely helpful in a difficult situation

  Came here for a one-night stay on my first trip to Japan. The accommodations and location were lovely, but that's not why I'm writing this review. While riding bikes, my passport fell out of my pocket. When I realized this the next morning, the owner went above and beyond to help us get it back. He called the police station, informed us that someone had turned in my passport, and even drove me there to pick it up without being asked. Getting my passport back would have been far more difficult without his help, so I'm writing this as thanks. He didn't have to go so far out of his way to help us, but he did anyway and it saved us a lot of headache.

  

• MadMadge43

  05 agosto 2019
  It was like staying in a museum, which was awesome

  Have you ever toured a historic home and wondered what it would be like to stay there? Well this is it. Built in 1690, and still run by 13 generations of family, you may see some wear and tear, but you will also be treated to 13 generations of hospitality (they're currently training the 14th generation). Obviously, not much is original to 1690, but you can see each generations upgrades through the years. I was amused by the early 1970s Japanese bathrooms and lighting and hope they keep it, it's just as much apart of history as the rest of it. After a long day of travel, to get here, we ate a great sushi dinner near by and came back, showered and put on kimonos in this room, well it turned into a total photo shoot, because the room is that cool. Slept great on the mats and woke up and had coffee delivered to the room to while looking at the gardens. We loved it so much, we wanted to stay another night. But they were sold out. This is when Seiichiro, the owner really made a difference. He called someone during an almost sold out weekend and got us another room. We were sad to leave, but will never forget his kindness. Before we left Seiichiro took us on a tour of the hotel to show us the artwork and amazing craftsmanship in the oldest parts of the hotel. This was truly a highlight of entire time in Japan.