Tatsuno Hotels with Bars

９ If you stayed in the month and went out to the veranda and looked at Asahi, the pain on the legs ran and looked at the glass fragments. I had a little bleeding, but I was worried that I could stop the bleeding because I was taking blood sarasa. I told the person in charge at the time of the meal, but when I finished the meal and returned to the room, the glass debris was not cleaned as it was. I'm really disappointed (;∀;) I really liked it so far. I'm sorry. My husband was angry and I said I had no more to go. I'm really sorry.

While shopping for raw oysters, I searched for a nearby hot spring where I could relax with my children (although it wasn't), and it had good reviews, so I went. It's not a hot spring, but it was nice to have an open-air bath with a view of the sea. Since I went there on Saturday afternoon, it was empty, and there was a guide at the entrance only for bathing, so the response was better than that of a famous hot spring hotel. I still want to use it.

A Japanese-style restaurant and inn boasting over 100 years since establishment. An inn that owns the Katashibodake bamboo forest, a national treasure.

We offer total 11 rooms including rooms with open-air bath or detached room. Modern Japanese inn facing a shallow beach

An inn produced by Kyoritsu Maintenance, known for its Dormy Inn facilities

A hotel where you can experience the Tatsuno life (2 buildings in total)

Limit 3 rooms per day! Hideaway with modern Japanese design. Hotel boasting excellent food and service

Delicious meals made with homegrown ingredients and fresh fish! Shin-Maiko beach is right before your very eyes!

A renovated old house located in an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional BuildingsPlease relax in the rich spaceRecommended castle town restaurantsWaso Sake RakuyaA restaurant serving authentic sushi and a la carte dishes using fresh local vegetables and meatBistro PETIT TONTONA restaurant run by a husband and wife team a chef who specializes in meat dishes and a sommelier who loves alcoholKashi to Coffee SakuAn old house cafe where you can enjoy homemade sweets sandwiches and coffee Recommended for breakfastFree bicycle rental available