Yunosato Ikemori Annex -AMAZA-

The hot spring water felt lovely, and our room was clean and free of insects. (Grasshoppers and various other bugs did gather around our car when we parked in front of the inn.) There were no particularly stunning views, but dinner was delicious. We were lucky to have the bath to ourselves after another group canceled. The large communal bath had no water due to a broken pump, so we only had a look. It would have been even better if the bathing areas had been tidied up occasionally. Breakfast was disappointing. The simmered flounder had too many bones for me to eat. Personally, at a hot spring inn, I would have liked a Japanese rolled omelet and grilled fish for breakfast, perhaps with a little sashimi if the sea is nearby. Overall, we had a pleasant stay. Thank you.

I had always wanted to visit Himi, but I struggled to find the perfect accommodation that matched my ideal. After extensive research, I discovered this wonderful accommodation. This small luxury retreat accommodates only two groups per day, but on the day of our stay, we were fortunate to have it all to ourselves. It felt like having a private villa—a truly luxurious experience. The meals exceeded all expectations. The creative dishes featuring Toyama's seafood were absolutely exquisite. What elevated this culinary experience even further was the sake pairing selected by the proprietress, who is a certified sake sommelier. Each pairing perfectly complemented each dish and brought out the full flavors of Toyama's seafood.Conversations with all the staff were also incredibly enjoyable. This is an accommodation that makes you want to return again and again. Wishing you continued success in your endeavors! Thank you very much!