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I visited with three friends. The Room was spacious, clean, and comfortable. The food was also delicious, making it a wonderful memory. It was my first time visiting Wakasa, and I would love to come again.

The Hotel staff were very courteous, and I had a pleasant stay. The grilled tilefish (Wakasa-yaki) was absolutely delicious.

Even though it was late at night, we were warmly welcomed after contacting in advance, which we truly appreciated. It might have been part of a special campaign, but the next morning when we departed, we received lacquered chopsticks from Obama as a gift. We were genuinely grateful and would love to stay again if given the chance.

We thoroughly enjoyed the full course of fugu dishes—they were absolutely delicious. We were told that you can’t see the fireworks unless you go all the way to the seaside, but after our meal we were so full we decided to watch from our Room. To our surprise, they were right in front of us, and we were completely satisfied without even going outside. As for souvenirs, we ended up with an entire lineup of canned mackerel, and we’re looking forward to savoring how good it is.

Everything was perfect, beyond expectations. I was truly moved by the exceptional hospitality—it might be the first time I've experienced such flawless service. The appliances and items provided were clean and beautifully arranged, and the traditional crafts were deeply captivating. The open-air bath and stone sauna created a truly relaxing atmosphere. I also found it to be very cost-effective.

While the building is undeniably old, the staff at the Accommodation were very kind, and I was fully satisfied with my stay. It was a little disappointing that there was no refrigerator or tissue paper in the Room (there were plenty of pocket tissues at reception, so it was fine).

The machiya-style Accommodation was wonderful. The bathroom was clean and easy to use, and the bed was fluffy, so I slept very well. The sea is nearby, and the quiet, charming streetscape made it a relaxing place to stay. The stairs were steep and a little scary, but it also added to the machiya atmosphere, which I appreciated.