Minakamisanso in Minakami

The inns I stayed at these days were all out of the way, so I decided to stay at Minakami Sansou, where I had stayed before. The reason why I thought this was good was that the amount of hot water in the bath (room with semi-open air) was large and it was pleasant to change the hot water steadily, and you can choose from two types of dinner, a full-course meal of French cuisine and a shabu-shabu banquet. It was because it was very delicious. At that time, the food was delicious, so some people came to eat only dinner instead of staying. Was it also open as a restaurant?
When I stayed this time, the open-air bath attached to the room (a room with an open-air bath unlike the last time) was warm and warm, and the temperature was not so hot that I couldn't choose dinner. I was disappointed that the quality was different. Anyway, I think that the food must be completely changed. The open-air bath in the room is designed so that the hot water that overflows from the indoor bath flows into the outdoor bath, but it gets cold because it flows into the outdoor bath through the part made of rock, and the outdoor bath also overflows. Since the structure is such that hot water flows and lukewarm water remains, you can make a hole in the lower part of the bath so that it flows from the cold water, or you can supply hot water directly to the outside bath from the hot water supply port of the indoor bath. Then, with just a little ingenuity, it wouldn't be lukewarm (it wouldn't get cold relatively if I changed the flow using a washbasin), so I ended up with only dissatisfaction. I'm also dissatisfied with the fact that the hot water is lukewarm and has been cleaned up with "It gets cold in winter." The room is for sale with an open-air bath. However, for a guest room with an open-air bath, it is more reasonable than other inns. It used to be higher than other inns.