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Recent accommodations often focus on being "Instagrammable," looking great in photos but sometimes falling short in reality. However, this accommodation, while the building itself shows signs of aging, is impeccably clean and offers a very comfortable stay. The bath includes a private open-air hot spring with flowing water, offering breathtaking views of the vast ocean from a scenic cape. During my stay, it was a full moon, and I enjoyed an unforgettable moment under the moonlight accompanied by the sounds of nature. Meals are seafood-focused! Breakfast features marinated tuna rice bowls. The half-buffet style allows you to adjust portions to your appetite. Even the pickles reflect the chef's dedication to quality—everything was absolutely delicious. The evening stargazing session was unexpectedly enjoyable with detailed explanations provided by staff. The staff members were incredibly kind and attentive, making every aspect of my stay satisfying. Thanks to their support, I managed to visit Nachi Taisha Shrine and Nachi Falls despite having limited time. Thank you very much! This accommodation is highly recommended for those who value authenticity over superficial appeal.

Stayed as a solo traveler.\nBy chance, I was shown to a spacious Room on the top floor.\nIt was almost too large, and I was thrilled. From the window,\nI could clearly see the neighboring castle ruins (stone walls), which was great.\nBreakfast was delicious as well, and I was very satisfied.\nIf I may mention just one thing, the smoking room on the second floor is far too hot.\nOther than that, everything is perfect. If you don’t smoke, this Accommodation comes highly recommended.

I stayed with breakfast and dinner included, and was able to stay at a reasonable price as a stopover during my trip. I was satisfied with the meals as well. The amenities were the bare essentials, which was enough. I rated the bath 4 stars only because it was a unit bath with the toilet, but there were no particular issues. I brought my own drinks, but before check-in there were tea bags and coffee available for use with the in-room kettle. I ended up having about four cups in one night by myself, so when they told me at reception to “help yourself,” I was tired and it made me really happy! The staff member who assisted at dinner served us with a warm smile, which made me feel relaxed. For checkout, you return the card key by putting it into a box system—very smooth for business travelers. Since I’m not used to staying overnight often, I did say thank you, but I found myself thinking how modern (or maybe it’s always been this way?) it is. Thank you very much.

While looking for an Accommodation on the way from Ise to the Kumano Kodo, I found this place. As the Reviews said, it was a simple yet very good Accommodation. I enjoyed the instant miso soup at night and in the morning, and the breakfast bento and coffee were also delicious. The staff were very friendly as well.

You can tell the building is old. Even so, I think it has been kept clean. What was disappointing is that the plumbing Facility feels dated. There was peeling on the side and bottom of the unit bath. (If this were improved, it would be an amazing value!) The Room door and the unit-bath door were warped, making them hard to open and close. A 10:00 check-out is very helpful, but from around 9:00 you can hear staff talking in the hallway as they clean other rooms, which makes you feel rushed. Breakfast was better than expected for a free offering. There were three kinds of bread, two kinds of salad, two simmered dishes, ham, rice, miso soup, and both raw and boiled eggs. There are convenience stores, a supermarket, and izakaya pubs around the Hotel, which is very convenient.

I stayed here during a rail trip. Since it was close to the station and all I wanted was to shower and sleep, I didn’t have high expectations. The building looked old, and I thought the Room would be small... The unit bath was indeed small, but the toilet had a bidet function, so I had no particular complaints. The Room felt more spacious than the numbers suggest, and the bed was very comfortable. Surprisingly, the Room key was a card type. My west-facing Room had a train view, but perhaps due to seismic reinforcement there was a diagonal beam across the window that got in the way a bit. There were no meals provided, but there is a supermarket and convenience stores about a 5-minute walk away, so it wasn’t an issue. I don’t think I’ll stop by Shingu very often, but if I do, I’d like to stay here again.

Enjoy a comfortable stay with exclusive use of the entire house. An AEON store is next door, making it convenient for shopping, though the AEON grounds are large, so we recommend going by bicycle. Dinner at the neighboring sushi restaurant (owner-operated) is highly recommended—the fresh tuna is exceptional and we really enjoyed it.

We stayed here for a family trip. The kitchen was well equipped, so we were able to cook sayori (halfbeak) we bought at a local fish shop without any trouble. Since the market on the first floor had closed, it would have been helpful if this had been clearly stated in the information provided. The Room was clean and comfortable. Thank you very much!