Winkel Village

I thought it was very old just by looking at the photos on the official website, but I didn't expect that the hot spring tub on the balcony has been updated. The interior is also very neat and clean, and the kitchen equipment is also very complete. You can buy firewood to keep warm at night, the a**osphere is great, and the children had a great time experiencing firewood for the first time. The semi-open-air hot spring is also very comfortable. The quilts and beds are very clean and have no odor. The kitchen is also very well organized and not greasy. The child said that he would go again if there is a chance in the future. Awesome 👏

The room is very warm and the service staff has a good attitude. It's a pity that the working hours are too short. I will visit again if I have the opportunity. I hope that when I go back in the afternoon, some broken equipment can be repaired!

I booked the most expensive room, which cost over JPY80,500 per night. It had an open-air bath, but the bathtub was too small and the water was not hot, so I didn’t know how to use it. The entire house has two floors of usable space, and it is claimed to accommodate up to 7 people, but in fact the house is very small, with a total practical space of less than 50 square meters on the two floors, and there are only two toilets and one bathroom. There were 6 adults in total, and it was completely insufficient. We had to drive to a nearby large bathhouse to take a bath. In addition, the attitude of the waiters in this hotel is extremely bad. They always communicate via email in Japanese. When I reply to them in English, I only receive responses in Japanese. It feels like they are just trying to make money and have always made things difficult for customers with their service, which affected my holiday mood during my precious trip.

The room is very big The bathtub is very big There's room for about 4 people, but I only have two But there was no use for it, they all went to soak in the hot springs.

It was a clean and very nice facility. However, I thought the water in the open-air bath was lukewarm in winter. The water in the indoor bath was also quite cold, as it was hard to get it hot.