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The onsen facility in the basement was spacious as well. In front of the baths were vending machines offering nostalgic bottled milk drinks and free ice pops. Additionally, complimentary coffee and tea were available in the lounge on the first floor. Above all else, we were deepl

We chose a Plan because we wanted to eat spiny lobster and abalone; we also added a dining option on the day and were very satisfied—it was tender and delicious. The cosmetics were MIKIMOTO as well. We added an option and gifted my wife a Pearl Spa experience, which made her very

Thank you for taking care of us on 11/23 and 11/24. We stayed for the first time in three years, and the room was clean, and the staff in charge of the room was very kind. We were able to enjoy dinner slowly in the room, and it was delicious. The event hall was decorated fo

The open-air bath in the large public bath was very pleasant! Since the open-air bath was open, there were towels provided, so we could enter with peace of mind. Since there was only one large public bath with an open-air bath, my husband went to the Onsen the next morning. P

I’m Captain Donguri. Once again, the support from all the staff was reliable and exactly as expected. Thanks to everyone’s warm hospitality, I was able to spend a truly comfortable time. In particular, the [dinner / Onsen / breakfast / views, etc.] were wonderful—I couldn’t help

Dinner was excellent, with a wide variety of options including grilled seafood like oysters in shells, turban shells, shrimp, and tender steak—all available as all-you-can-eat. The free drink service, including alcohol, was also a great deal. Both the onsen and the room had an oc

It was such a luxury to enjoy seafood dishes made with fresh catches from Ise and Toba Bay served in the room. The hospitality of the staff who brought the meals was outstanding, showcasing the high quality of service at this accommodation. The onsen is a natural Toba Onsen w

the baths were clean and relaxing, with soft water, and the meals featured a menu incorporating local specialties—perfectly paired with the famous local sake “Zaku”! The open, airy feel of the lobby and the 5th-floor terrace, the proprietress’s thoughtful care, and both experienc

There was also a wide variety of Japanese sake available. While the building and facility have a sense of history, everything was well-organized, tidy, and clean with attention to detail. The staff always greeted us with smiles, making our stay very pleasant. We came from Nagano