Family-friendly Hotels in Higashiizu

I have been interested in this inn for a long time because it has been introduced in various media as an inn that serves food. Funamori sashimi is served for both dinner and breakfast, and you can enjoy luxurious seafood such as abalone and spiny lobster. Boiled alfonsino, which is highly recommended at the inn, is also delicious. The beef served between the seafood was also of good quality. The room was clean, and the room with a hammock on the 5th floor overlooked the sea, so I was able to fully enjoy my summer vacation. And above all, the open-air bath on the top floor left an impression on me and became a good memory. There are two large open-air baths, ”Bouyo Large Public Bath” and ”Manten Large Bath”, both of which are wonderful, but ”Bouyo Large Public Bath”, which overlooks the magnificent Pacific Ocean, is recommended. This time, while waking up early and taking a bath in the Boyo Taiyokujo, I was able to see the sunrise that dyed the sea orange and the sunrise that floated on the sea. The scenery was so beautiful that I felt so solemn that I forgot the passage of time in the open-air bath for a while. There was a group of parents and children nearby, and a little boy was quietly watching the scene with his father. As an inn where you can eat, the food is wonderful, but I think the outdoor bath and the scenery from there are also wonderful.

A lot of staff were working and it was a cheerful trip from everyone. There was a sense of industry and it made me want to visit again. It was a time when I could feel the nostalgia I felt because of this era, the atmosphere of the hot spring town, and the feeling that I came to travel. Thank you very much. Seafood dishes that fill you up at night. Viking in the morning to suit your mood.

There are interesting and beautiful beach views in East Izumba where you can swim, soak in hot springs and enjoy a gourmet meal. My kids love the beach very much, I love the hotel, the waiters, especially Mr. Inari, who speaks very fluent English and is very helpful, polite and friendly. The hotel offers a free shuttle to and from the train station, which is very useful for guests with luggage considering the hilly terrain of the small town, and the hotel also offers enough bath towels, parasols and beach chairs to take to the beach across the street all day. There is also an outdoor small shower before returning to the hotel lobby, where you can wash the sand off your body first. The hotel lobby also provides sandals that can be taken to the beach. Although the sand on the beach is soft, it is very hot after the sun is shining, and slippers are very necessary. Each room has a stunning sea view, and there are plenty of food in the fridge, including bottled water and Asahi beer. Our meals are private dining, friendly, lovely waitress who can meet all our needs, serve us very professionally, and introduce us to Japanese dining etiquette. After we go to breakfast, the hotel attendants will come to our room, take the Japanese mattress away, and then set up the living area, and when we go to dinner, they will come and put the mattress for us. Every afternoon, we will prepare ice water and snacks. They don't mind us bringing sand back from the beach, but they will help us clean it up quickly. The hot springs are very beautiful, indoor and outdoor, both male and female, and you can see the seaside scenery. There is a convenience store next to the hotel where you can buy coffee, snacks and lunch. In the evening, you can set off fireworks by the sea and children can play video games. The whole community is very safe and is a local resident. It would be better if there was no online network in the room, but, in short, we could focus more on playing and resting without the network.

The person in charge of the trip was very kind and I have fond memories of my trip. It was a birthday celebration, and I was very happy to see how they livened up the occasion and showed their careful attention. Both dinner and breakfast were very voluminous and I was satisfied with both the presentation and the taste, although I think it varies depending on the plan. As for the hot springs, I thought that everyone from children to adults could take a dip in them with peace of mind because the temperature was right and the skin was in good condition after the bath. I was satisfied with everything about the room, hot springs, food, and customer service.

The breakfast and hot springs were good and the employee 々 was very good. It is absolutely better to go hungry because the amount was considerable. Good point. The meal is delicious volume. Wi-fi is comfortable in the room. Good quality of hot springs. Good open-air bath. Good for children, remembering the name. I had a lot of Pokemon go rare. The employees are not very replaced with the old days, there is a smoking place where the meal is completely smoked, and the children's goods are full. The ocean view is beautiful. I want you to improve the cheek. I smelled like cigarettes, so I smelled like cigarettes every floor. I want you to smoke. If you stay overnight, you will change the menu, but the second day meal was downgraded and there was no boiled fish. The floor of the restaurant is not connected to Wi-Fi and the radio wave is bad. The room tatami mats and corridors reduced 1 ☆ Because it smelled like cigarettes. There is only a western room with a complete non-smoking, and most of the ordinary Japanese rooms are smoked in the next room or the person who smokes in the previous stay. The tatami mats in the room smelled like cigarettes and hurt my throat, and the corridor was very smelly every time I went to the meal and the hot spring, so I want the Japanese room to clearly divide the non-smoking floor and the smoking floor. I had a lot of people waiting for the elevator to say that it smelled like cigarettes. If you can't do it all on the floor, you can't smoke right half and smoke left half and smoke (because you can't stay if you are a child or an elderly person, you can't stay in a Japanese room...) If the room is properly smoked, it was ☆ 5 without stress.

The staff was very nice from arrival to guidance. Stay for 1 night and 2 days at the 5F hot spring free-flowing open-air bath with a superb view Japanese modern ”Iki”. It has been renovated and the interior is perfect. The dinner was delicious, and the timing of serving the food was good and the explanation was polite. The baths are sufficient for both the room, the large public bath with a view, and the separate bath. As expected, I thought it was an inn that cost over 60,000 yen for two people... When I went to bed, there was a huge garbage near the outlet near the bedside! (When I was young, that black guy flew into my face and hit me, and I've been completely useless.) I tried to deal with him, but he disappeared. I stuck with it for over an hour, but I couldn't find it, so I gave up and went to bed, but I couldn't fall asleep. Pass through the bed and tatami mats as it is, climb up the roll curtain of the sash window and pause. It was after 3 o'clock in the middle of the night, but as expected, I contacted the front desk. A night watchman comes, but is handed insecticide. ”I (the customer) will exterminate it???” → ”Then, let's do it?” → ”Please (obviously!)” As expected, he couldn't kill him and the cockroach flew away... (my wife's scream), but I managed to crush him with a rolled up magazine... (madly absorbed). I didn't think it was the only one, so I couldn't sleep at all after all. (I didn't meet the second one) There was no contact from the inn even during normal business hours. Perhaps there was a message from the night watchman, but at breakfast and at the time of payment, some of the young staff members apologized (in the form) and folded a small amount of sweets after the payment. There was nothing from the inn's boss level, and I didn't feel any sincerity or gratitude, so I ended up leaving the young staff to deal with it... The details of the matter, thorough cleaning and disinfection, and a review of the response to the person in charge were written on the designated questionnaire form.