Hasegawa

I stayed here with my son and daughter's family over the weekend. Dinner was mostly low-salt (or maybe no salt?), and the grilled dishes (rosy seabass fillets) and the main Wakasa beef golden shabu-shabu were tasteless, with onion soup stock, not consommé (no dipping sauce either). Due to a shellfish allergy, I had the main snow crab replaced, but it was treated as about five small, thin, tasteless pieces of roast beef that were cooked through. The breakfast was a good selection and quantity, and the rice was delicious, so I enjoyed it very much. There are no washcloths in the room, so if you don't like reusing bath towels, you will need to bring your own washcloths. The refrigerator in the room comes with a freezer. It's great for souvenirs of seafood. There is no mineral water provided in the room, but there is a convenience store right next to the inn. There is a request to fill out a usage survey, but there are no writing utensils provided in the room. It's a shame.