Hotel Mancho: A Traditional and Elegant Inn

The older male staff work very efficiently. When we arrived by car, several of them came right away to help with various things, and during busy times they stood by the elevators to guide guests to the dining area and baths, which left a very courteous impression. The building is old, but it is well cleaned throughout, and the retro Showa-era atmosphere was also nice. The sunset sinking into the sea, seen from the semi-open-air bath in the large public bathhouse, is breathtaking. It was a shame that the water temperature was so hot that I couldn’t soak for long.Amenities are minimal. Personally, I think more people would prefer hair ties than shower caps...It seems there are evening options such as a Sado Okesa show and a free bus tour to see the Gold Mine illuminations. I couldn’t join this time due to scheduling, but I’d love to next time.I was happy that all the tissues placed in places like the Room and changing area were soft tissues from a well-known brand.It felt like service one level above what you’d expect for this price range.

Conveniently located near Sado Gold Mine, making it ideal for sightseeing. The building has an old charm, but the art pieces and historical atmosphere more than make up for it. Meal times were flexible, from 7:00 to 9:00, which was very accommodating. The meals were delicious, showcasing the quality of the ingredients, with generous portions. The children's meals were also tasty. In a time when Hotel and Ryokan prices are rising, this stay offered great satisfaction and value. Thank you very much!