[Koyanagi] Comfort Twin Room with Open-Air Bath

A bright room with a working table and bookshelf. The walls are made of diatomaceous earth, and the floor is either tatami or hardwood. The tatami rooms are equipped with the masterpiece "Margareta" designed by Bruno Mathsson, and the hardwood rooms are equipped with two "UNI-Rest" chairs by Kai Christiansen or two "MODUS" chairs by Christian Wedel. We can also provide baby beds and baby and children's goods upon request. □ Equipment and amenities available in this room Stroller (A-type), bouncer, baby bed, Bumbo, 70-degree setting pot, baby bottle sterilization kit, sponge (disposable), baby bottle detergent, deodorizing diaper bags, flushable wet wipes, bedwetting sheets, baby soap, deodorizing and disinfecting humidifier, picture books ※If you would like equipment and amenities for children, please let us know the items you need when making your reservation. ※We do not lend out bed guards for safety reasons. *Please make sure to put diapers in a deodorizing bag, tie it up tightly, and then dispose of them in the diaper pod. Thank you for your cooperation. □The TVs in the guest rooms are waterproof (with Blu-ray). You can enjoy your favorite programs wherever you like. □The open-air bath is hidden by louvers. Enjoy the fresh outside air. □The hot spring water is constantly overflowing from the source, but is heated by a boiler mainly in winter. □Smoking is prohibited on the premises. <Equipment and amenities> Waterproof small TV (with Blu-ray, network connection possible), Bluetooth speaker, refrigerator, 70 degree setting pot, deodorizing and disinfecting humidifier, coffee maker, safe, slippers, bath towel, towel, bathrobe, towel warmer, wifi *Matsumoto Jujo considers the SDGs to be an important management indicator and is working to reduce waste, including plastic. Therefore, no amenities are provided in the guest rooms. If you need any, please bring them from the amenity bar in the hallway. *Original yukata robes are available for indoor wear. ＜View＞ Outside the windows are the roofs of private homes. Generally, there is no view.