Toba Hotels with Wifi

Although it's newly renovated and clean, the air freshener sprayed in the hallway was so strong it was toxic. I had to cover my nose every time I walked through. The buffet offered a variety of dishes to enjoy. There was plenty of seafood, but the quality was rather low. The cakes tasted very much like frozen cakes, and I wish there were more varieties of fruit. The staff who spoke excellent Japanese were very friendly and pleasant! The guy at the front desk needs to try harder. The amenities were plentiful, and I appreciated the thoughtful touches like the welcome tea.

The breakfast set menu was incredibly generous, almost too much to finish, and the food was quite good. The location is extremely remote. Although there's a shuttle bus that can be booked in advance, the last bus departs very early. Once you arrive at the hotel, there's not much to do besides take a walk on the beach or stay in the hotel. The front desk staff are friendly and helpful, but the difficulties stem from the hotel's operational methods. Guests whose meals don't include dinner are not allowed to order food, even if they want to add items on-site. There's practically nothing for miles around except for residential areas and other hotels. Even the few restaurants that exist mostly close early, require reservations, or have irregular hours, so getting dinner is a matter of luck. Even if you're willing to walk for over half an hour along country roads to finally find an open restaurant, you'll have to walk back to the hotel in complete darkness afterward. Furthermore, due to the shuttle bus schedule, eating dinner elsewhere before returning to the hotel is impractical. I understand that hotel restaurant space is limited and set meals are made according to the number of guests, but it's truly baffling and unheard of not even offering simple room service meals or takeout boxes. Designing these accommodation options without considering guests' dinner needs is tantamount to leaving them to fend for themselves in this rural area. Therefore, unless you are driving, I strongly advise against staying here.

You shouldn't expect much women's baths, but I could use them in a chartered state. It seems that the men's bath is larger than the women's bath. The food was gorgeous, all delicious, and I couldn't eat rice. I was happy that the last dessert was ice cream. The room was clean and the staff, including the pick-up and drop-off, were nice.

Our room, complete with an open-air bath, allowed us to truly relax and forget about our daily lives. The water temperature and the view were wonderful, making our stay a great pleasure. The hotel was clean and meticulously appointed, providing a comfortable environment. A large bee unexpectedly appeared during our stay, but the staff responded quickly and courteously, allowing us to continue our stay with peace of mind. Their sincere attitude gave us a deep sense of security and a strong sense of hospitality. The food was also incredibly delicious, and each dish made use of seasonal ingredients, and I savored the warmth. The seasoning was exquisite and the food was visually stunning, making us look forward to mealtime. The staff were always warm and attentive, making our entire stay truly comfortable. We would like to express our gratitude once again. This hotel offers a wonderful experience, and is a place we will definitely return to.

This is a hotel only five minutes from Tokuba Station. Tokuba Station has Kintetsu and JR at the same time, and there is a pier to Dolphin Island. The hotel is five minutes in the other direction of the aquarium and Zhenzhu Island. The other direction is 5 minutes, which is the main recommended restaurants on the Internet. The boss is very good. Although breakfast is not included, the boss will prepare two rice balls per person for passengers to eat on the way every morning. There are small dried fish, meat foam, dried plum, dried plum and other flavors. Every day lunch is solved by this rice ball. The room helped me upgrade all to a room with a separate bathroom. There is a bath on the top floor. Except for weekends, I am the only one who is soaking, it is simply a private soup.

The view from the bath was great. The breakfast was also substantial and delicious. Compared to other luxury inns, it is reasonably priced, but the service and facilities were satisfactory enough to make me wonder how low the score on Google Maps was. I would like to stay again if I have another chance.

Because the reservation is close and it is a weekend, the price is high. Therefore there are not many options. But it is better than I thought. Good service staff The room is ok, clean, good view, convenient parking. The onsen is good, both indoor and outdoor, but the floor is very slippery. Both in the pond and the walkway to take a bath. In the morning, there are alternate rooms, which is bigger and more comfortable.

There are so many kinds of dishes that I can't eat. and it was a wonderful dish that looked beautiful. The staff 々 was all feeling good and crisp The bath was both open-air and indoor, and the skin was smooth, and even when I returned to the room, my body was always warm. The room was calm as HP and the view from the window was good

The hotel is in a very good location, close to the bus stop, and only a few steps to the beach. They have free shuttle bus from the hotel to Toba station at 9.00 and 10 a.m. The staff are accommodating and some speak some English. The area is very beautiful and peaceful but very local. If you are planning a trip here make sure you stock up snacks from the convenient stores because there are no 7-11, Lawson, or any Family Mart within walking distance. If you would like to have breakfast and dinner at a hotel please inform them when you make booking or a few days in advance. People are very nice but language can be a barrier.

Because it is an old inn, about half of the beach in front of you is the area of this inn. I was able to fish as it was from the room on the first floor, had a fishing raft for myself, and there was a root of Yakusugi that said that there was only one in Japan. The building itself is old, so it smelled like the Showa era, but it would be good for those who like such an inn. The meal was very rich in seafood and I was satisfied.