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We used it on a business trip. I stayed again because the impression was good when I stayed about half a year ago. This time it is a room without a bedroom, toilet, toilet and partition. There was one thing that I was sorry that the room structure was good because it was also written in the attention to stay. The difference in room service is terrible. The last time was the top floor corner room, this time it was a cheap room. I would like you to stop changing the quality of room service at the price of the room. We will attach the difference between the quality of room service last time and this time.

The good points were the 35m2 room with a Japanese-style bed and the cheerful and hardworking foreign staff. The room was very calming with a wooden design, and the view from the upper floors was amazing. It was impressive that only one foreign woman was smiling and waving until the end when we left. We were able to make a reservation for the popular private bath, ”Sunset Brilliance,” at 9pm. The view was certainly great, but it was glass-walled, muggy, and our entire bodies were visible from the fishing boats (although I think you would have to use binoculars to see us), so we turned off all the lights, undressed, and got into the bath. I recommend going during the day to enjoy the view, but my wife said it was impossible during the day. The food, which is their specialty, was delicious, but not as good as we expected. What made an impression on me was the white rice, the seasoned rice, and the squid marinated in okinawa. The sashimi was good, but I was bothered by the fact that it was lined up from the beginning. I was also concerned about the salt in the salt-based broth pot. I'm not sure if the restaurant's concept is to enjoy the taste of the ingredients, but if they had squeezed some citrus or a sophisticated sesame sauce, I would have been able to enjoy all the dashi. What bothered me was that the menu was provided and the contents never changed. There was almost no point in having it there, so there was no chawanmushi, and the boiled fish was pan-fried, and the contents of the dishes were different from the menu, and there was no detailed information. The foreign staff tried hard to explain the dishes, but I refrained from asking questions because I felt it would be rude to ask in detail. There was a wide selection of breakfast dishes, but the dried horse mackerel served later was not freshly grilled, and the rolled sushi roll* was hard and cold. I wondered if the grated yam with yam was pre-made. It looked gorgeous, but it didn't feel very homemade. Overall, I was satisfied with the stay because I was able to stay cheaply using travel discounts, but I don't think I would return at the regular price.

Best stay. Isolated, private but with unbelievable service. Amy in particular was great. Would thoroughly recommend

I stayed for one night with my family on Sunday. I stayed in the mountain side room ”botan” on the 3 floor. The room was well cleaned and I was able to spend a pleasant time without falling dust. Dinner was from 18:30, so I had time to go to the coast in front of the inn. It was probably a beautiful sandy beach, but now there are a lot of driftwood and garbage on the sandy beach, and the scenery is not good. I personally liked bathing, so I tried to dive into the sea, but it was zero visibility, that is, it was a dirty sea with low transparency. The inn had a shower and a water supply for washing feet for guests who came back from the sandy beach. In addition, the bath in the public bath was called hot spring, and the address of Atami hot spring was written in the Noh writing. In my guess, it was seen as a bath that carried hot water from Atami and circulated. The quality of the spring is not evaluated, but there are various kinds of soap and I enjoyed it. Dinner was devised in the style of kaiseki cuisine while using common materials. The breakfast was good. The best thing was that there were two table tennis stadiums, and I was able to play table tennis in my family after eating at night and in the morning. After checking out, I visited the nearby Numazu Goyo residence Memorial Park. Thank you for your pleasant memories of Numazu.

I suddenly stayed in Numazu and looked for a hotel with a pet, and it was 19 o'clock on the day and overnight, but I was able to accept it comfortably if I stayed overnight. The room was large and beautiful room with a blue tatami fragrance. The pet accommodation was free. It is an inn that I want to stay with two meals next time.