Me and my partner stayed here for one night for my birthday.||It’s located in Yamanashi prefecture which is a popular wine production area with picturesque mountains . ||We used a hire car to get here and parked in one of the many car parks the hotel has to offer (free of charge). It’s not only a hotel, but you could spend some time here looking at the art work it has on display ( in this case the umbrellas at the time of my visit), visit the small array of shops and restaurants and even try out the swimming pool which is also open to the public. ||As we arrived we walked over to reception we were checked in fairly quickly. A staff member showed us the way to our room which was located near the shops and restaurants. ||Our room was huge it felt like an apartment almost , but without the kitchen. The room was open planned apart from the bathroom being closed off. ||Our room had a kettle a selection of green tea, coffee and water. A wireless speaker, tv and WiFi. ||There was also a balcony which was amazing during the evening with the light switched on. They provided outside pillows and a yoga mat, but as it was raining we didn’t really get a chance to sit outside. ||The mattresses were soft and extremely comfortable, PJs and slippers were provided also. ||The bathroom had all the shower amenities available from razors, toothbrushes, shampoo etc. There was also a hairdryer. ||The site itself had a pool you could use free of charge if staying at the hotel (show the staff member the piece of paper you were given at reception) . It’s very big and spacious with a wave machine, sauna and a kids area. There was also an onsen on site which had male/female and mixed. You had to use a code that you was given at reception to access the onsen, so remember it at all times or take the piece of paper with you. The mixed onsen you also have to wear special clothes that are provided inside. I would say just be careful the mixed bath is really close to the other baths that If your not careful could mistaken it for maybe the male or female bath (although these did appear they were inside the building rather than outside). ||As it’s very country side we also noticed that all the restaurants onsite have last orders at 8:30pm. We searched outside the area, but again most places closed early or we had to drive 20 mins for a restaurant that was open to 11pm. Just be prepared and wary of the time. ||We managed to get ourselves a place at Otto Setto which was onsite, however we was a tad late and thought they wouldn’t accept us as last orders were from 8:30pm. They were so kind and understanding that they still prepared and served us the 10 small course cuisine. This is an expensive restaurant costing 30,000 yen for 10 courses (x2) and one bottle of rose wine, but it was very nice experience and the food was great. ||We also had breakfast included, we could eat at the YY Grill if you missed the first morning session they said it would automatically roll over into the brunch session which started from 11:30am. As we are late risers it was perfect for us to go for the brunch option. when we got outside the restaurant there was already a queue of people waiting for it too open. It was a buffet style brunch which served lots of different types of foods. The food was nice, but I found there was a heard of people queuing to grab food, so had to wait a little while. ||Overall I had a fantastic one night stay here and I made so many fantastic memories, I will never forget! 💍.