The oldest hotel in the world

The owner hotel of Lijin Hot Spring in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, was founded 7 1300 years ago. Hotel owners are handed down from generation to generation, and the eldest son inherits the family business. Today, Master Yamagoro is the 46th generation. The mage was recorded as "the oldest hotel in the world", which attracted travelers from all over the world to find out. In addition to maintaining the tradition of hot spring hotels in terms of equipment, the Master Hotel also retains many historical sites to promote Japanese culture. The lobby of the Master Hotel is composed of several log beams, which is as solemn as the main hall of a temple. The waiter in kimono will take you to the Peace Hall at the back of the hall to rest, and the waitress will respectfully offer matcha. When there are groups or foreign guests, you can feel the traditional and traditional hospitality in this hall with blue walls, scarlet blankets and Hokuriku architecture. As the leader of Lijin Hot Spring Hotel, the master's hot spring is famous for its magical effect from the beginning of soup opening. The big bath is spacious and there is an open-air breeze when going out. The water temperature in the open air is very high, so it is particularly comfortable to take a bath in snowy days. The Japanese garden in the center can best show the ancient history of the Master Hotel. There are towering trees, stone paths, running water, ponds and stone lanterns in the garden, which can resist the heavy snow in the north. Like all hot spring hotels, Margaux Hotel keeps the habit of dining in the room. The exclusive waitress "room attendant" in each room will take care of everything for you from the moment you enter the door until you leave. The spring water of hot spring water is salt nitrate spring, which is effective for hypertension, arteriosclerosis and trauma.