Hotel Showa Club

I was attracted by the reviews that the food was delicious, and luckily I was able to make a reservation on the day of the fireworks festival, so I went there. It was awesome (lol) I was wondering how much of it I could see from my room since it's not along the coast, but it was perfect from my room's balcony. The food was also as per the reviews. I thought the dinner would be Japanese kaiseki, but it turned out to be a bit of an eclectic mix of Japanese and Western cuisine. Very delicious! It was too much for me and I thought it would be too painful, but she kindly offered to bring the dessert to my room. After watching the fireworks, I let my stomach settle down and took my time. I thought it was just fruit, but it turned out to be a rare cheesecake mousse with strawberry and apple compote and topped with fresh cream. This is also delicious. For breakfast, I eat grilled dried fish. Even though I don't usually eat breakfast, it was delicious and I ate it all. The room is spacious and feels like a waste for two people. There are also two TVs and air conditioners. There is a kitchen (no gas stove) and an air dock. The room also has a regular bathroom. The public bath is not large, but it was well maintained and felt comfortable. By the way, I thought it was interesting that there were several types of shampoo and conditioner and you could choose the one you liked. None of the staff look like they work part-time, and they all seem like they're experienced. As mentioned above, they delivered dessert to the room and provided futons for guests with babies, which made us feel very welcome. I ate delicious food, took a hot spring bath, watched fireworks, and was satisfied (^^♪ I would like to go again. The only problem I have is that it can't be helped because it's on a hill, but the slope of the parking lot is steep. There is a parking fee. (-_-;) That's it.