Yumekiko

The homemade bread and food were delicious, and the wife was incredibly kind and attentive. It's run by a husband and wife, and they have a cute dog. The building isn't new, but it's well kept, and the appliances and furnishings seemed fairly new. This was my first stay, and I'd definitely like to go back.

The meals are the big draw here. The husband cooks high-class French food that feels like a restaurant meal, and there's an impressive wine list that makes it hard to choose, along with other kinds of alcohol. Dinner took about two hours, with restaurant-style timing that let us relax and enjoy it. Breakfast was lovely too, with a buttery omelet and bread baked at the guesthouse. A husband and wife run the place. When you come in, their resident dog, Maru, greets you warmly. The wife shows you to your room, which is a little larger than a typical guesthouse room, so there's extra space to relax. It has a toilet and shower, though the shower is turned off in winter to prevent freezing. There are two ordinary household bathrooms, and you can use whichever is free. I'd definitely like to visit again.

The food was delicious, a course made with local ingredients, and the homemade bread at breakfast was tasty too. We stayed on October 6th and were greeted by a Maltese dog when we arrived. The place felt homey, and our room was clean.

During meals, three groups of children were screaming and running around wildly, and nobody corrected them. Their parents and the staff left it alone, so I had to sit through a slow two-hour course dinner. There was also a lot of odd shouting and stomping at night. Only one group apologized, while the others ignored us. Ever since, I've avoided pensions. Even when I book a small place now, I check the guests' names when I make the reservation.