Kyukamura Takeno-Kaigan

I used the "live squid dance" course. First of all, I think that people with bad legs should check in early. The parking lot in front of the building will be full soon, and you will have to use the stairs from the first parking lot. The Japanese-style room is large and it is hard to say that it is beautiful, but the view from the room is very good. In addition to free WiFi, there are cables that can charge 4 people at once, so I felt consideration. By the way, the mattress uses Nishikawa Air, and I was able to sleep soundly. The large public bath is large enough for 10 people, and the hot water temperature is 42°C, so it is not very comfortable. But the view is great. It was the most important dish, but it was very delicious. Live squid can be salt-grilled or tempura except for sashimi. Also, desserts and soft drinks are self-service, so I think it's good for children. For some reason, there was clam juice in the welcome drink, so it is recommended for those who drink a lot. The staff were very kind and helpful. I was able to enjoy my stay without foreigners talking loudly in the public bath or buffet venue.

It is located on a hill surrounded by greenery, and is close to the campsite and the coast, so it is a good place to refresh yourself. Unfortunately, it rained on the morning of the next day of our stay, so we weren't able to take a walk, but the promenades are well maintained. The room was clean and the amenities were sufficient. The view from the room was also nice. Unfortunately, I could hear a lot of people talking in the next room. I checked in around 3:30 on weekdays, but the parking lot in front of the hotel was full, so I used the lower parking lot. I think that the staff's response was very good, such as check-in. There was also a welcome drink, and after checking in, I was able to relax while looking at the sea on the terrace. I was able to bathe comfortably while looking at the sea. The food was a buffet, but the variety and taste were good. If possible, I think it is a facility that recommends staying on weekdays, avoiding GW.

I stayed with a plan to have the Kasumi crab full course. As the word of mouth says, the facility is generally old and has not been renewed at all. The lights of the shops that were supposed to be open were dim, and there was no one in the cafe corner, giving me a lonely impression. (It should be full) Dinner is a Japanese-style room. Every table seems to be the same course meal. Everyone fights with crabs (bitter smile) I'm glad I enjoyed the crab dish I was aiming for, but the walls of the room are thin, and the voices of the next room can be heard late at night and early in the morning. I don't know what to say because the front desk at check-in is mechanical, probably because of the travel campaign.