Asian Time Resort Kakure






The location is quiet, but the view is spectacular. For meals, we had sukiyaki and shabu-shabu. It was so delicious that we wanted seconds. The refrigerator was large, and they serve beer, so it might be a good idea to bring dessert or something. The bathroom was okay. The room was dimly lit. The toilet and bed were clean. The air conditioner was small compared to the room, but it was manageable. Overall rating was very good. It's not as good as a luxury ryokan, but it's good value for money.
The private open-air bath in the room was fantastic. The bed was also comfortable. For dinner, you can choose from sukiyaki, shabu-shabu, or steak. The free drinks and the coffee/tea set in the room were also nice services. However, the room lighting was dim (personally, I would have preferred it a little brighter). The nearest bus only runs on weekdays (and infrequently), so traveling by car is recommended on weekends and holidays.
The hotel was designed in such a way that I wondered if it had originally been a cheap love hotel. And above all, the food was not tasty at all. We were given a choice of three dinner menus, and I chose steak. It consisted of cheap, poorly grilled meat, vegetables that resembled a convenience store salad, and powdered soup. I wouldn't recommend staying here.
Lovely hotel to enjoy with your spouse or intimate partner. The outdoor bath is comfortable and the atmosphere is excellent. With the seethrough structure into the bathroom and outdoor bath. Beware that you are not going with your friend but your intimate partner
The atmosphere is very nice, but there's nothing around once you leave your room, so I recommend buying anything you need before checking in. The food and baths are good, so it's a good place to spend some quiet time with your partner in your room.
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