Ito Kowakien

During the May Day holiday, all hot spring hotels in Japan increased their prices. Based on the principle of cost-effectiveness, I chose this very Japanese and traditional hotel. The service is in Japanese, and the communication at the front desk relies on a translator. Geographical location, get off at Minami-Ito Station and walk 600 meters. There is a 24-hour AEON supermarket next to it. We came from Kamakura, it was already past 9 o'clock in the evening, and the check-in reservation was a family room. When registering on Ctrip, it was 2 people, but I forgot to register the child. At this moment, the old-fashioned characteristics of Japan were reflected, and I was told that the 7-year-old child needed to pay the price. They said there was no room service after 7 o'clock in the evening, so I had to make the bed myself. It was the first time I laid tatami, and this fee should be compensated to me. There is a hot spring on the basement floor of the hotel, which is separate for men and women to soak naked, which is still very comfortable, and feels like a special venue. The only regret is that there is no scrubbing service, haha ​​Hh

For self-driving tours, the hotel has a good geographical location and has its own free parking lot. Although it is not located in the center of Ito City, it only takes 10 minutes by car. The room is Japanese style, clean and spacious. There is a 24-hour large bath in the basement of the hotel, which is nice. Next door are Daiso and 24-hour Aeon Max Valu, where you can go shopping at night. The hotel provides convenient access to the tourist attractions of Mt. Omuro, Mt. Komuro, and Ippi Lake.

The facilities are relatively old, and it feels like old Japan. The advantage is that it is cost-effective. The hot spring is OK. There are supermarkets, snack bars and teppanyaki nearby, which is quite convenient. There is a shuttle bus to Ito Station, and it is not far from Ito South Station. If you consider cost-effectiveness, you can choose this place.

The hotel is located between Ito Station and Ito South Station. There is a direct bus to Ito Station (not many buses), and there is also a bus to Ito Station from the hotel entrance. It takes between one and a half hours to two hours to get from Tokyo Station. It only takes 10-15 minutes to walk from the hotel to Ito Station. The room is a Japanese-style room with tatami, which is very relaxing. You need to make your own bed. The breakfast box is delicious, and it is also good not to have the hotel's breakfast set. The large bath has a good environment and not many people at night. It is very comfortable to take a bath, and the body feels well treated. Because all the hotels near Ito Station were fully booked, I booked this one temporarily. Although it is a little far, it is still very comfortable.