Tokiwa in Yamaguchi

There were many foreign staff members and they served without a smile. Their language was rough and inconsiderate, which was frustrating. The food was overly seasoned and not very tasty, and I was extremely thirsty afterward, just like that morning. I was looking forward to the Landlady Theater, but I'd seen too much online and it wasn't that moving, so I don't think I'll see it again. It wasn't a hotel I'd want to visit again.

This may be the worst hotel I have stayed in so far. There was a dead pigeon in front of the window when I entered the room... The bathroom was all dirty and messy, and there were stains on the quilt... The waiters seemed to be from the Middle East and India. There's also body odor. Perhaps the most talented person is their proprietress. Although she is very old, she insists on greeting every customer at each table.

I made a reservation because it said dinner was included, but
At the hotel information desk, a non-Japanese foreigner explained in Japanese, so we went to have dinner after checking in.
The place for dinner was just an ordinary small bar, and although I told them my name, there seemed to be something wrong and there was no dinner.
He said it was a mistake in a hurry and made a regular meal.
I made a reservation to eat the kaiseki cuisine shown in the photo, but I was not able to eat the kaiseki cuisine.
If you take off all your clothes and bathe in the hot springs, there will be a woman going back and forth cleaning you.
I was very embarrassed when I took off all my clothes and faced the woman.
I think it would be much better to make a reservation at a ryokan that appears if you search on a map nearby.

Payment was completed on the site, but if there were taxes, etc., I had to pay 300 yen more.