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I was worried about staying at a hotel for the first time with my dog, so I confirmed by phone, but I was relieved by the kind and polite reception. The dog-friendly room also has an air purifier and deodorant goods, so I felt considerate. I was satisfied with the dinner. You can take a walk in the adjacent park, and there are drug stores and supermarkets nearby, so you don't have to worry if you need anything. By all means, I would like to use it again.

I stayed here the night before climbing Mt. Chokai. When I made the reservation, I thought it was a business hotel, but it has a wedding hall and a restaurant, so it feels like a city hotel in a rural town. The hotel itself is quite large and has a lot of rooms. The building is not new, but the room was clean and I was able to stay comfortably. I think the jet bath in the large communal bath is an interesting facility, but it was fine for me because I was alone, but it would be a bit tricky if there were more than one person. The restaurant is not bad, so I might use it again.

It's the best accommodation for me. I would like to give it a 5, but some people may be disappointed, so I'll leave it at a 4. I definitely go there twice a year. There is nothing around. This is the world of Yoshiharu Tsuge. The cuisine is all about seafood with a straightforward taste. Nearby sightseeing spots are Mt. Chokai, Ichiroku Rakan, Kamaiso Beach, and Maruike. The unflattering master and proprietress are also good. There is no standard greeting when we go. Because you say no. The building is quite old but sufficient. It's not airtight, so autumn or spring is the best. Spring is the best when the Chokai Blue Line opens. It is good to go as a couple after retirement. I can sleep well anyway. That's all. There is also a modern hotel not too far on the south side. I think that one is suitable for people other than married couples after retirement. If the weather is good, you can see the best sunset, but the probability is once in three times.