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Depending on the room number, it may require a bit of walking from the lobby, but since there are only three floors, reaching your room without using the elevator is quite manageable. As it is a considerable distance from Miyako Station without a car, we recommend arriving by car for your accommodation.

I always stay here as my regular Accommodation. I use the capsule rooms, and there is also a shared large public bath. Late-night snacks are provided in the evening, making it an overall affordable place to stay.

I always stay here when I’m on business in Miyako. The building and Facility are not the newest, but everyone—especially the front desk staff—is always kind and helpful. Breakfast is served individually for each Room, and it’s a well-balanced, healthy meal that is very delicious. I usually choose a Japanese-style Room, and it is always thoroughly cleaned, which is one of the main reasons I stay here. I will continue to use this Accommodation in the future.

While walking from Miyako Station, a tsunami warning sounded. Feeling anxious, I asked locals where it was safe and evacuated to higher ground, but still arrived in about an hour. It’s a slightly older Hotel with a great oceanfront view. It stood firm through the Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami and still looks impressive. My Room was on the 5th floor, and the Hotel staff told me it would be safe even if a tsunami came. The large public bath is on the 6th floor; I relaxed while looking out over the coastline under the tsunami warning, though I left earlier than usual. The set dinner was delicious with plenty of seafood. Thank you to the staff for all your helpful advice. It was very good overall.