ATAMI SHOGETSU

This was a very pleasant experience. I stayed alone for 4 days. Every day before going out, at breakfast time, and before returning to the room after returning at night, I would chat with the Chinese staff lady (I called her sister when we first met because she was really very young). She was very warm and considerate, well-educated and very professional. I looked forward to seeing her every day. Another Japanese staff member was a very cute boy. Although we didn't speak the language, he was very patient waiting for me to type and ask questions. He would proudly tell me how he solved the small problem in my room. Songyue is very close to Kinomiya Shrine, and I would go there to sit before returning at night. It is a little far from Atami Station. Google even gave a road that required carrying a suitcase down the stairs (in fact, you can get there by walking a little further forward). Moreover, Kinomiya Station, which is one stop more than Atami Station, is closer to Songyue. It is recommended that if you don't have much luggage, you can also go from Atami Station to Kinomiya Station, which will be much more convenient. The room is very quiet, very clean and comfortable. The hot spring water is next to the room. It comes from Kinomiya Shrine, which is very comfortable. The only disadvantage may be that the geographical location affects the poor wifi signal. I sincerely hope that I can have the opportunity to come to Songyue again soon, and choose a season with fireworks festivals, plum gardens blooming, or fireflies!

The environment is very good. I have never experienced tatami before. However, the service is a bit poor. They did not clean up after staying for two days in a row. We were asked to clean up by ourselves. In addition, on the day we checked in, the male waiter took the initiative to help us carry our luggage. When we left, we changed to a night shift lady who actually said directly that there was no service to carry our luggage down the stairs... Fortunately, we met a kind-hearted Chinese friend to help us.