Yufuin Sansuikan

I chose this hotel to experience a Japanese-style hotel, but I was somewhat disappointed. 1. Rooms: Although the hotel is older and has some aging, it was well-maintained and I was able to sleep comfortably. 2. Dinner and breakfast: Buffet style and average. I paid for the room and breakfast, but compared to my previous hotel in Beppu, it was a bit disappointing. I also suggest that the kitchen staff wear hair caps and mouth masks. 3. Public Bath: 1st Floor Public Bath - I enjoyed the open-air bath with a view of Mount Yufu, so much so that I almost felt like I could just soak in the hot springs here. However, the floating moss in the water was a bit disappointing. 2nd Floor Public Bath - The open-air bath was a bit disappointing compared to the 1st Floor public bath. The walkway in the bath was very slippery. I wish they cleaned the floors regularly. 4. The complimentary drinks in the lobby lounge were very nice. It was nice to quench my thirst with a cold beer after the bath. 5. Staff service - Everyone was excellent. When I think of Sansuikan, I remember the friendly staff more than the hot springs.

A trip to Kyushu, the original version of which was a journey to a paralyzing and healing hot springs, the first experience of being in Yufuin, and the most shocking first trip of my life. When I moved in, Yufuin Sansuikan, written by the original author, I was fully prepared for the hot spring bath, and as a result, when I moved in, I was born with great talent. Completely unthinkable, I was completely lost at this time, and Tadashi Michito was in Yufuin, and the last primary nursing care arrived at the Fukuoka Air Base. Personal hurry to get things right every moment, one bag blank, one word blank, no words, written by Tadano Ken, Scalp Mukai Hanten Yusuke. When I thought about it, the people at the temple of the mountain water hall were not exposed, and the expression was unbearable, but it was very cold and warm, and I was calm and calm, and I was able to help each other every step of the way. In addition, the main movement of the vehicle, the location of the photo shoot, and the clear location of the police are required to remove the vehicle. It's a very difficult expression to feel - the most helpless time in a foreign country, someone's wish center is in your body, and it's not just `` it's your own thing''. Since then, the most devastating incident on the journey has been completed, and the result has been a separation, and the second disaster has occurred: the chain of the leather box has been destroyed, the city has been destroyed, and the city has returned to its original form. At that time, I finally retired from prison. When I came to China, I returned to my unfavorable intentions and thought about it again, and when I thought about it, I was able to think of myself. As a result, the Sansuikan's personnel were completely destroyed, so we were not able to find a place for the customers, and we were proactive, using tools, thinking methods, and breaking through the busy research process. Every time I have a true experience, I am not only "good at service," but I am also very sincere in my "self-contained affairs." Due to the lack of travel, the incidents of protection have changed one wave and three times, but the cause has caused me to have a serious impression on the Japanese service culture. Will I be able to come to Yufuin? I heard the scenery, the scenery was beautiful, the hot springs were strong, but the most forgetful, the most disheartening, the most hectic times, the group of warm and flexible people. The ``human'' area of the ryokan ryokan, the landscape of the ryokan ryokan, the landscape, and the ``people'' area of the zena kind ryokan ryokan. Lastly, I would like to express my deepest gratitude to Zheng Chongji, the owner of Yufuin Sansuikan. I am in the most panic, I am in the most helpless situation, I am in a hurry, I am not able to speak, I am not able to tolerate it, I am not able to understand the language, I am not able to tolerate it, I am not able to understand the problem, I am thinking about it, I am in a hurry, I am in a hurry, I am in a hurry, I am in a situation where I am in possession of the property. Of course, the report of the police department that I left before, the busy shouting car and the explanation line, the return is that after leaving the prison, I still have time to pray for cooperation and the problem of the ``responsibility range'', and the feeling of being in a different country in the world is very true and warm. You not only provided accommodation services, but also gave us peace of mind and strength when we needed help most. Your kindness and generosity will surely remain in our hearts. Thank you so much to all the staff who extended their support each day. Thank you so much for allowing us to create such a thoughtful and thoughtful itinerary, leaving us with warm and moving memories. Thank you so much! This Kyushu trip was originally supposed to be a hot spring getaway to soothe both body and mind. However, on our first day in Yufuin, it turned into the most shocking travel experience of my life. We stayed at the Yufuin Sansuikan. Just as we were checking in, excited to check in, we suddenly realized something unbelievable: --We had lost our passports. I had no recollection of when or where I lost it, and all I knew for sure was that "I last saw it at Fukuoka Airport." At that moment, my mind went blank, and even though I couldn't speak the language, I desperately asked the front desk for help. The staff at Sansuikan responded without the slightest hint of annoyance. They were very calm, kind, and encouraging, and handled each step carefully. They even arranged a taxi for us and explained our destination to the driver, making sure to explain it clearly to the driver. I can't put into words how reassuring it was to know that, in that most lonely moment in a foreign land, there were people there to support us and think with us, rather than just dismissing us by saying, "That's your problem." I thought that the most difficult part of my trip was over. But the next day, after checking out, the lock on my suitcase broke, and I couldn't open it no matter what I did. This was despite the fact that all of our luggage was inside. Since I had already checked out, I felt really sorry to ask the front desk again, but I mustered up the courage to ask. The staff didn't show any sign of treating me like a guest anymore. They worked harder than we did, searching for tools, figuring out solutions, contacting relevant parties, and helping us until the very end. At that moment, I felt strongly: This isn't just "good service," but a heartfelt "care of the customer as if they were their own." Although the trip was complicated by the mishap of losing my passport, at the same time, I was able to experience the most beautiful aspect of Japanese service culture. It wasn't manual perfection, but the kindness of people who truly go that extra mile. If someone asks me, "Is Yufuin worth visiting?" I would answer: The scenery is beautiful, and the hot springs are great. But what I'll never forget are the kind and trustworthy people I met when I was in the most difficult situation. Some inns remind me of the rooms, and others of the scenery. But Sansuikan is an inn that reminds me of the people. Finally, we would like to once again express our heartfelt gratitude to all the staff at Yufuin Sansuikan. Even when we were at our most anxious and helpless, you never lost your temper, even when we couldn't communicate properly. You never gave up on even the most troublesome issues. You handled everything with kindness, sincerity, and a professional attitude. From dealing with the police station, arranging and explaining taxis, to even helping with our suitcases even after we'd checked out, all of your kindness went beyond the "scope of your duties." You gave us peace of mind and warmth in a foreign land. You didn't just provide accommodation; you also provided emotional support at a time when we needed it most. We will never forget this kindness. We would like to once again express our deepest gratitude to all the staff who reached out to us that day. Thank you so much for turning what was once an anxiety-filled trip into a warm memory.

I booked this place because I wanted to experience a proper ryokan in Yufuin. The accommodations are a bit dated, which is a bit disappointing, but the dinner buffet was absolutely delicious. The fruit was delicious, the beef was incredibly tender, and the sashimi was melt-in-your-mouth delicious. I thoroughly enjoyed dinner. The morning view was especially beautiful.