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Our beloved dogs had fun playing with their favorite remote-controlled toy and seemed very satisfied. Since we brought our dogs along, we opted for dinner in the room—teppanyaki paired with deli items from nearby supermarkets we discovered during shopping trips. We even fou

We stayed with our dog and family of three. The scenery, the Room, and the sea were all very satisfying. However, the path to the Room was a bit far, so we were glad it didn’t rain. Apologies for troubling the female staff member who kindly helped us. We cooked seafood purchased

A perfect stay where you can feel the sea of Miura Moriso up close. All rooms offer ocean views, showcasing stunning morning and evening scenery that provided constant relaxation throughout our stay. While there are many pet-friendly accommodations, this one stands out for its cleanliness, allowing us to enjoy a worry-free time with our beloved dog. The well-equipped kitchen and amenities make it ideal for stays with close friends as well. At around 30,000 yen per person for this quality, the satisfaction level is incredibly high, and it’s a villa we’d love to visit again in another season. There’s also a meeting room with a whiteboard, making it suitable for small corporate retreats or workshops.

Our family of five stayed here. We had a great time with no issues. As for amenities, we wished there had been razors and a washing machine.

The living room was spacious, there were plenty of bedrooms, and there was a large TV. We also enjoyed the pool, sauna, and BBQ facilities—so we had a great time without having to travel abroad. It was disappointing that the kitchen knife wasn’t sharp enough to fillet fish. We would like to stay again.

The building and Facility are not new, but everything is kept very clean. There is also a spacious pool for dogs, so even in the hot summer we were able to play and cool off. The sea is right next door, so you can enjoy the beach as well, and Umagase Domon is about a 20-minute walk away—perfect for an early-morning stroll. Above all, the highlight is the luxurious meals. To finish dinner, nigiri sushi is served. Even after enjoying so many delicious dishes beforehand, it was so tasty we could easily eat it all. The meals for dogs are luxurious too. All of the staff were very kind to our dog and treated us with great care. We made wonderful summer memories here.

This is a Hotel we’ve stayed at several times. This was our first visit since the dog run was renovated. We made a Reservation under a very good-value Plan, but we were told the listed price was incorrect. At checkout, we paid an additional charge for one more person. On the day, another party apparently canceled, so it felt like we had the place to ourselves! Thanks to that, we were able to relax and take it easy. We also heard the head chef has changed, and the meals—especially breakfast—were upgraded and delicious. The only disappointment was that a staff member who always adored our dog (and whom our dog loved) had left last year. They are still featured in staff introductions on Instagram, so I assumed they were still at Aburatsubo. Since we were looking forward to seeing them again, both my husband and I were shocked. To avoid misunderstandings like this, it might be better to remove Instagram posts featuring staff who have left. I was worried whether our dog would like the renovated dog run, but they seemed to love it and played happily. Fortunately, another staff member is still at Aburatsubo and gave our dog lots of attention during our stay as well, which made us very happy. It’s close by within the prefecture, so we’re thinking of visiting again during the summer season.