Fuyo Bekkan in Yonago

I stayed here only for breakfast. The front desk and staff were polite. The free drinks were great. It would have been nice if there was a bag or basket when going to the large public bath. The bag next to the front desk was only big enough to fit underwear. I had trouble taking towels from the room. I brought them in the bag I brought with me just in case. I think that's necessary if they use one towel per person.
There were traces of what it must have been like in the past when it was a high-class inn.

Stayed on weekdays. Probably because they don't have enough staff, no one came out when I entered the driveway, so I went to the front desk to ask. There weren't many guests so I thought I'd be able to take a relaxing bath, but it was close to a hot bath and the kids looked cute. It was hot even for me, who likes hot water. . .
The meal was served in a private room, but it was in an unused room and the air conditioner wasn't working yet, so we were told it would be fine in December.
Mr. Nakai, a foreigner, did his best to accommodate us in a pleasant manner.
Many of the dishes involved fire, and the room gradually became warmer.
The taste was delicious, and the portions were large, so I had the crab, steak, and abalone course, so I couldn't finish it all.
The crab was not good, but it's reasonable for one crab at this price. There were three bowls of kamameshi, but it was good even though it was a little small.
The children's lunch was also large and one was enough for two people. I'm sorry for leaving most of it behind.
We didn't have any hotel options because we suddenly decided to go with a large group, but we had 3 rooms with ocean views and were very spacious.
The sofa and massage chair were extremely worn out. . .
The sea was right next to the parking lot, so it was nice to be able to take some commemorative photos even though it was cold.