Hotel Tokaien

Perched on a hilltop with stunning views. The lounge is also on the top floor, offering beautiful scenery to enjoy. This time, we even spotted two types of swallows. You can also see autographs, including one from actor Hiroshi Abe.

Above all, it feels like a Hotel full of classic Showa-era charm. It also brought back a sense of nostalgia and reminded us of the good old days of the Showa period. We stayed as a couple, and the Room had two Japanese-style rooms, which was very convenient—we could sleep in separate rooms.The building is certainly old, so we did notice things like peeling flooring, torn curtains, and spots where the walls were coming off in places, but it didn’t seem to cause any problems for staying.For dinner, we would have been happier with a bit more seafood, but everything was very tasty. Breakfast offered many small side dishes, and warm items were brought separately, which we were very satisfied with.All staff members were well trained, and even the foreign staff spoke Japanese well. Considering the price as well, we were satisfied overall and would stay again. Next time, I’d like to come with my elderly parents.