Tateyama Resort Hotel

Although it was said to be aging, it was beautifully lit up and families enjoyed it. You can also enjoy meals here, so it's a good place to stay if you're sightseeing in the area.

Since it was a cottage, it was a hassle to go to the public bath, but it was a tropical island, so it wasn't cold and the illuminations were beautiful, so it was fine. The grilled fish was delicious.

The female front desk staff was rude. It was the booking site's mistake, but the hotel was also the victim and insisted that it was not our fault. They lacked hospitality towards guests. It turned my trip into a sad and frustrating one. It was my first time staying in a hotel that didn't provide bottled water in the room. There was little variety in the food. There was only one outlet next to the bed in the bedroom, and the power outlet at the back was unplugged, so I had to move the side table myself to plug it in. It's a twin bed, so surely two are necessary? They should at least provide an extension cord or more.

The hotel's Japanese-style rooms are still too old, there is a strong moldy smell coming from the bathroom entrance and the bath is not comfortable, plus the male staff at the front desk are very rude and emotional, so I have decided never to stay at this hotel again.

This is a seaside resort hotel with Spanish architectural style. Its hardware facilities are a bit old, but the scenery facing the sea is magnificent and the sunset is beautiful.