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I booked a reservation with breakfast included. The original fish burger, miso soup, and a small selection of Western-style side dishes were incredibly delicious. The public bath is available until 10 PM, and the women's area has enough space for about four people to soak comfortably. It seems the showers can still be used even after hours. I used the hairdryer in my room, so the changing area didn’t get crowded, which was nice. The room was spacious and clean. The wooden flooring made it feel like home. Amenities such as toothbrushes, pajamas, and towels were well-prepared and abundant. I accidentally left my jacket in the closet but received a prompt call right after check-out, allowing me to retrieve it safely. Since I wasn’t wearing it due to the heat, I wouldn’t have noticed without their call—very grateful for that! At night, we went out for dinner elsewhere and got too tired to go stargazing; however, the sunset from nearby Yokote Beach was stunningly beautiful. From our room window, we could see cats outside—it was unexpectedly soothing!

We stayed with four adults. As expected from an Accommodation that prides itself on broker-sourced cuisine, every fish dish was delicious. The whole flounder sashimi was especially impressive! The grilled fish at breakfast was also excellent. The staff were warm and welcoming, and we had a very comfortable stay. The building is old, but it is kept clean. The toilets are shared: two Japanese-style and one Western-style (no washlet). There were no bath towels; instead, plenty of face towels were provided.

In early August, five adults stayed for one night in a Japanese-Western style Room. The Room was spacious enough, and we enjoyed evening drinks around the table together. Our grandfather, who has been needing the toilet more often lately, also felt reassured having a Room with a private toilet. We used the large public bath at 9:00 PM and 7:00 AM; it was almost private for men, and since the men’s and women’s baths switch between morning and evening, we were able to enjoy both. Dinner with the Hamayu Plan was more than sufficient, with a satisfying variety of dishes. Breakfast was around 8:00 AM; it was crowded so we had to wait in our Room for a short while, but it was very delicious. They also seem to have a table tennis area and a bar. My recommendation is Shimago Beach, just outside next to the lobby entrance. Because there is an imperial villa nearby, it is very quiet, with calm waves. Take one of the free loaner chairs and try sitting on the beach in the morning.

I can’t share the details, but they accommodated our requests. We truly appreciated all your help! Meals were breakfast only, buffet-style with a good variety and very tasty. We had dinner at the restaurant inside the same Hotel. There was a live fish tank, which was perfect for my husband and me as we love sashimi! Since our child doesn’t eat sashimi, we ordered chicken nanban instead, and it was delicious. They also had plenty of à la carte dishes and many kid-friendly options. I did notice some dust on the bathroom exhaust fan, but the staff were very helpful, and overall we were satisfied.

I was really looking forward to my stay. Unfortunately, it rained, so we couldn’t fully enjoy the ocean view, but the powerful rough waves were impressive in their own way and we still had a great time. The sauna also heated up to around 90°C in about two hours, so we could use it multiple times—really great! There were plenty of plates, pots, and other kitchenware in a good variety, which was very convenient. Just one thing: the bathroom on the second floor had a very strong cat smell. I couldn’t tell where it was coming from, but it filled the whole space—some guests may find it unpleasant. We stayed at Manly Accommodation. Overall it was excellent, so I hope only the odor can be improved.

The Hotel’s exterior feels a bit dated, but everything inside was simply wonderful. The moment we entered the Room, the futons were already laid out, and our kids—tired from traveling by car—immediately dove in and happily rolled around. (It seems this is done to reduce the number of times staff enter the Room.) The meals were delicious with just the right portions, and all of the staff were kind and courteous. There were also plenty of family-friendly activities such as a festival-style kids’ event and a stamp rally, pool float rentals, free darts and table tennis, fireworks, and above all, the open-air bath was incredibly relaxing—we went both at night and in the morning and felt refreshed in both body and mind. One small note: there was a sauna set up by the open-air bath; I tried it, but the bench was too hot to sit on, so I wish I had placed a towel down. The kids were very satisfied too—since we stayed only one night this time, they liked it so much they said they want to stay two nights next time. They also love the otter pouch we won from the crane game. We had plenty of time to enjoy the pool as well—it was truly a fun stay at a Hotel where you can feel thoughtful attention throughout. Thank you very much.

At the end of the year, we enjoyed the seafood of Hokuriku, such as crab and cold yellowtail, and had a good New Year's Eve. On New Year's Day, we also enjoyed traditional osechi, and were able to feel the tradition through the excellent arrangements and wonderful utensils. We truly enjoyed the Japanese New Year. We would love to visit again during this season.

I had pain in my shoulders and lower back, and even daily life felt difficult—I was extremely stressed. The Facility feels a bit old, which can’t really be helped, but the Onsen was excellent. The baths were never crowded, and I didn’t run into other guests at all. I’d like to stay again, though it may be hard to get a Reservation.

Both dinner and breakfast were incredibly delicious, and our child was very satisfied! Since you stay at a guesthouse expecting great food, it absolutely met our expectations! We want to eat squid again!

Dinner was an all-you-can-eat sukiyaki, and I was amazed by the incredibly tender and delicious meat. Breakfast included a variety of side dishes that went perfectly with unlimited rice, plus grilled meat in the morning! However, the site did not mention that dinner would include crab and sashimi platters or that breakfast offered unlimited shirasu (whitebait) and eggs. Even considering those points, the meals were absolutely fantastic. Additionally, during both breakfast and dinner, there were 2L bottles of juice available for unlimited refills (hot coffee and tea were also provided). Of course, the bath was amazing too. Unlike some reviews mentioning private baths being too hot, it was at a perfect temperature where you could comfortably soak for 30 minutes!

The front desk staff were helpful, and the Room was clean and nice.\nWhat was disappointing was that the open-air bath was unavailable, and it would have been better if the Room air conditioner temperature could be adjusted more precisely.

When asked, “How was it?”, I’d say, “I want to live here!” The food was delicious, the Onsen was wonderfully relaxing, and best of all, the ocean was right in front of us— even lying on the bed, we could watch ships passing by. It was an amazing time. My husband woke up before 5 a.m. and went fishing on the private beach right in front of us, and he seemed very satisfied. The staff were also very kind, and it became a wedding anniversary filled with wonderful memories.

Some Reviews mentioned that the place “wasn’t cleaned thoroughly,” and my companion was a bit worried, but once we stepped inside, it was a calm and relaxing space. It felt like some of the harsh Reviews were expecting Ryokan-level standards even though we weren’t paying Ryokan-level prices. We also enjoyed delicious meals at Kitchen Yorokonde, located a few kilometers away and run by the same manager as the Accommodation, which made our trip to Sado very satisfying.

We enjoyed beautiful ocean views and had fun fishing, exploring Ryugu Cave, and trying sandboarding. We also visited Hirizo Beach, went snorkeling, and experienced a natural aquarium. It became a wonderful summer vacation memory.

The staff at the accommodation were incredibly helpful. We stayed during the year-end, and the interior of the yurt was so warm and comfortable that we couldn't feel the cold outside. The dinner options, including the hot pot course and barbecue course, were abundant with plenty of meat, vegetables, mushrooms, appetizers, and even ice cream for dessert. We were completely satisfied. One member of our group couldn't eat meat, so we requested in advance to substitute seafood for the hot pot meat. The staff handled this request kindly and attentively. Breakfast was served buffet-style with bread, soup, coffee/juice, fried rice (which was especially delicious), fresh vegetable salad—all of which were delightful and satisfying. We also received free tickets to a nearby onsen facility. Bringing along a towel set from our bungalow that could be returned at the onsen made it convenient to enjoy outdoor baths, löyly sessions, and saunas before heading back home. Every aspect of our stay was thoughtfully arranged for an exceptional experience. Highly recommended!

I was able to spend a relaxing time while enjoying the beautiful scenery at the quiet seaside. The shared space had stylish interiors, and at night, the indirect lighting created a wonderful and calm atmosphere. There was a display of various spices, which was intriguing. The owner was kind, and the seafood bowl restaurant in Shimonoseki that was recommended was cheap and delicious, leaving me very satisfied! Breakfast consisted of healthy and delicious steamed vegetables and shumai. I enjoyed it while watching the sunrise on the terrace. It was also interesting to try various spices. Since the curry seems to be delicious, I would love to come back here to eat when I visit Shimonoseki again.

We were amazed by the meal—it felt like a wedding banquet. Our whole family was extremely satisfied! We’d love to come again for another meal.

Stayed during the May holiday period. The Accommodation is in a remote area, and I felt quite uneasy on the way there, but when I arrived it turned out to be a very large Ryokan. The Room was a spacious Japanese-style room where I could relax, and although some Reviews mentioned the Onsen being a bit cool, it was just the right temperature for me—comfortable enough to soak for a long time. The friendly proprietress was warm and welcoming as well, which made for a calm, unhurried stay. Soft-shell crab tempura was served at dinner and it was delicious, but that was the only crab dish, so it felt slightly underwhelming given how much I had been looking forward to crab. (The other dishes were also excellent, and overall I was satisfied with the meal.) If you’re visiting specifically for crab cuisine, I recommend checking the details in advance.

My children stayed at the Accommodation with their father for the first time. They said the food was delicious and their stay was comfortable. Unfortunately, the weather did not cooperate and they couldn’t set off the fireworks they had been looking forward to, but it still seems to have become a wonderful memory. If we have the opportunity, we would love to visit again.