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Die Hotelgruppe betreibt zwei Hotels in Kofu ! Die Zimmer sind ausreichend groß ! Bei klaren Sichtverhältnissen kann man, wenn man auf der richtigen Seite des Hotels wohnt den Fuji sehen ! Das Zimmer und Bad waren sehr sauber ! Die Matratze ist gewöhnungsbedürftig da sie extrem hart ist ! Das Frühstück ist für Europäer nicht zu empfehlen! Preis Leistung sind ansonsten ok !

スタッフの方がとても親切でフレンドリーでした。ウェルカムドリンクでワインをいただきました。6:30から朝ごはんが食べれますが、韓国料理が多く、種類は多くありませんがとても美味しかったです！駐車場も十分台数あります。

Хороший номер, тёплый, но очень мало места. Душ и туалет на этаже, где особо нет отопления, поэтому там холодно.

Unterkunft ２ Esstisch ★ 12 cm + 6 cm + Rezeption ＋ Das Zhengzhen-Programm verwendet oft das Hotel ○, der Preis ist hoch, diesmal ist es in diesem Hotel zu leben. Eine Einzelzimmer ○ Esstisch 々 Ess ist sehr gut. Ich hoffe, dass es wieder verwendet wird.

Ich habe dich schon viele Male geschuldet. Das beste Hotel. Wenn ich zum Kafkas ging, war ich immer hier, um ein Hotel zu buchen. Ich denke, diejenigen, die das für ein schlechtes Hotel halten, müssen nicht mehr gehen. Ich werde mich weiterhin um dich kümmern. Aber es ist sehr warm, so dass die Einheimischen kommen, aber je nach Zeit wird es sehr überfüllt sein. Wenn Sie eine Tagesreise mit den Gästen für schlechtere Aktivitäten durchführen können, werde ich es sehr schätzen. Das Frühstück ist auch ein Buffet, ich bin immer beeindruckt, ich kann so viele Farben essen 々.

Staff Ryo san is very friendly and helpful. He is very informative and I enjoy chatting with him. Our room comes with a toilet as shown. An option for a private bath is available costing 500 yen for 30min. I approached Ryo san and book my timing (first come first serve) only after I checked in. My one night stay comes with a simple breakfast the next morning. The homely meal is rice with egg omelette and some other dishes. Roughly a 15min walk to Kofu train station.

In der Nähe der Station Bambus, vielleicht weil das Gebäude etwas tiefer ist als die Straße, keine Zeichen sehen und so weiter, im Allgemeinen nicht vorne und zum ersten Mal ein bisschen unruhig. Obwohl es weniger Restaurants als die Station Nanjiang gibt, ist es nicht unkomfortabel. Das Gebäude fühlt sich etwas alt, die Antwort auf den Telefonanruf lässt keinen guten Eindruck, aber die Antwort auf die Rezeption ist gut, wenn sie ankommt. Das Frühstück ist gezahlt, aber der Inhalt 500 yen (Reservierung) reicht.

It was 2 days before Japan lifted the ban on sightseeing visits to Japan in early June 2022. I stayed for one night on my way to Nagano Prefecture. I booked this ryokan as I was curious to visit the Yumura onsen area that I had never visited close to central Kofu City as well as the modest price range. The ryokan is located south of the main Yumura onsen area in a quiet residential area. Reception was quick and I was shown to my room on the second floor. The room was quite spacious with a big tatami room separated by shoji sliding walls along a wooden corridor. At the end of the corridor by the window there was a table with two chairs. It was a style I had never experienced. I had arrived shortly past 3pm and went for a quick bath before engaging in some work on my pc. The onsen bath was of a modest size obviously because of the number of rooms they have, but very clean. The inside bath was a bit tepid but the outside bath was quite warm. I enjoyed the bath which I had completely to myself. Connection to their free wi-fi was quite good. The ryokan seemed to be relatively old but very well maintained. Interestingly they had a piano on the ground and second floor which was unlocked. The ryokan had a feel like I was staying at a European guest house. Dinner was served in the dining room on the ground floor. I was overwhelmed by the number of dishes already laid out on the table, but a couple more dishes such as tempura (fried dish) and stewed vegetables and fishmeal balls (stewed dish) as part of the kaiseki full course followed. There was nothing spectacular in the dishes except that they included many local vegetables and the number of dishes, which were good company to the beer and sake. The ryokan runs a separate soba restaurant, and the last dish instead of a traditional rice dish was a cold soba (mori). This was certainly good. Breakfast served in the same dining room was of a typical Japanese style. Contrary to some reviews complaining about cold baked fish, the salmon had been grilled on the table and was surprisingly unsalty. Beside the criticized natto and raw egg, the steamed rice was accompanied by egg rolls, potato salad, steamed spinach, marinated seaweed and pickles, more than enough to go with the steamed rice. Although they had few guests on the week day I stayed, a member of their staff was always at the reception, and all members were friendly and helpful. The price for the stay and two meals was slightly above 15,000 yen of which 5,000 yen was subsidized by Yamanashi Prefecture (subject to eligibility) as part of their efforts to support the local economy. I think I may revisit the ryokan when staying in Yamanashi. One word of caution is that the drinks offered by the only vending machine is very limited and there aren't any convenience stores close by, so best you bring some drinks with you,