I used it at a training camp. It was a reasonable price for one night and two meals. The room was elaborately designed and I was surprised to see a boat stuck to the ceiling! ️ The Japanese-style rooms are spacious, and some have beds. There is also a rock bath in the bath, so it might be a good inn for writers to stay.

It used to be used as a wedding hall, but the number of weddings has decreased and in recent years it has been used for banquets and dinner parties. You can also stay overnight.

Although it is an old inn, I have a good impression of the courteous customer service. Dinner was served in the room in response to the coronavirus. I'm surprised at how much volume there is. More than that, all the side dishes were very delicious and I thought that alone was worth staying at this inn. The bath was a rock bath. Since it was winter, the washing area was cold. The bathtub became lukewarm after soaking for a long time, but when I turned on the faucet, 70℃ water came out, so it was very warm. In winter, it is best to wash your clothes lightly first and then soak them in hot water.

As of 2017 The party seems to have been canceled. Currently, it appears to only be available to overnight guests. 〉The man shut up and drink Sapporo beer! Sapporo Robin beer is available You can go! Asahi beer is also available. Used at general meetings and meetings The food is delicious too. It's calm and relaxing The female staff members are also nice. Customers will be served

Note! Although it is Kisen on Google Seven is 3 and it is "Shin (replace square with seven) Sen". Because it is a special kanji, it may not appear. There was a lot of cooking, and when I returned home feeling lonely, it was as if my parents had prepared food for me because they told me not to eat a lot. Although the room is old, it is well-cleaned and the staff is friendly. Personally, the combination of the food and the room made it feel like I was coming home. Convenience stores are also nearby, 2 within 1 minute walk (lol) Unfortunately, the building is old and the rooms are not separated like in a hotel, so there is a concern about sound leakage (the partitions of an old house have been renovated with sliding doors), and the reception is not good. There was a microwave oven, washing machine, and yukata for the room, but the pot was a thermal pot, so if you need it, ask the staff at the store.

Although the building is old, the inn is very nice. We had three spacious adjoining rooms for two adults and three children, and we had a relaxing time. The food was delicious at a reasonable price, and I was happy that they served me grapes and pears as part of the service. The room was only separated from the hallway by a shoji screen, so I couldn't expect soundproofing, so I was worried that my child would cause trouble to other guests.

古い建物ですが雰囲気が良く、良い体験をさせてもらえました。また利用したいです。

Accommodation facility that doubles as a wedding venue and restaurant (restaurant?) Although the facilities are tired, I think it can be said that it is a very tasteful facility. The staff was polite and gave me a good impression.

If you are staying overnight for work The rice was delicious!!

I stayed here to play a survival game for two days in a row. It was an exciting inn with a Showa era atmosphere. However, I was a little worried that there was no lock to lock the room from outside. I wanted a safe. I will be using this again.

(Translated by Google) The greeting is solid and the feeling is very good. (Original) 挨拶がしっかりしていて感じがとても良いです。

I used it when visiting a friend's house in Ibaraki Prefecture. Even though we arrived late at night, the host of the inn was very courteous and accommodating. I think it was because there were no other guests, but even though we were traveling together and had a cheap plan for a room without meals, the room was spacious enough for the two of us (lol). Unlike a typical room bath, Kisen also allows you to use a rock bath that gives you a sense of freedom. The bathtub itself is a bit small, but that's a charm (lol) There are about 4 types of shampoo, conditioner, and body soap, so it's hard to decide which one to use (lol) Although the facility feels old, it is well-maintained and well-maintained. Free Wi-Fi is also available! I have stayed at business hotels in Ushiku and Tsukuba several times, but I personally feel much more satisfied with them. I would like to come back again when I visit the Ibaraki area in the future! !