Matsumi Inn

It was a decent inn. I had to stay around this Shingu Chuo Station on a business trip, and I couldn't find it even if I found Google, an ordinary accommodation site, Airbnb, and I found it on Google MAP by accident. Even though I searched, there were only a few images and a little information, I made a reservation call with a little anxiety, and on the day I did not have any previous information, so I was half fun, what if I looked like a haunted house, I headed for what However, from check-in, the landlady welcomed me with a smile, and when I was guided to the room, the room with the floor was spacious, clean and comfortable, and a yukata was provided. It seems that there were about two personal customers on this day besides me. After a good night's sleep, I had a handmade breakfast like an inn the next morning. Looking at the letters affixed to the wall, it seems that they are often used in training camps for sports clubs. After the meal, we had coffee, talked with the landlady, and guided us around the facility. There is a hand-operated shaved ice machine, a nostalgic large cooler, a stage in the banquet hall, and listening to the story, this neighborhood was full of rice fields, it has been open for 50 years, the facilities are old for that much. Because it was clean, it was available comfortably. The signboard cat Sora was also friendly. I usually use business hotels a lot, but I enjoyed the comfort of being served by people at an inn for the first time in a long time. Supplement, It is about 5 minutes walk from the station. There is Seven-Eleven near, and IKEA is about a 5-minute walk away.

A place like a traditional inn.

Recently, large business hotels are popular, but I want everyone to stay at traditional inns. I feel relaxed. Matsumi is a good ryokan where you can feel at all times.

It is a very cozy inn. The rice is very delicious. I hope this ryokan will last forever.