Kaishu

We stayed as a family, and it was comfortable from start to finish!The building feels a bit traditional, but the inside is bright, and we could sense thoughtful attention to detail everywhere, which made it very relaxing.All the staff were pleasant, and the cleaning throughout the property was thorough.We wanted to play at the beach and also watch the sunset, so we worried about meal times—but it turned out to be unnecessary. While we were out, they prepared our in-room dinner, and for sashimi—where freshness is everything—they served it after we returned. When an announcement about the sunset played over the PA system during dinner, a staff member came by to turn off the grill so we could take our time watching from the rooftop bench. (You can also see it from your Room, but the view is better from the rooftop. To get there, you need to go up one flight of stairs.)At dinner we also enjoyed dancing grilled live abalone. (One didn’t move even after lighting it; when we mentioned it, they replaced it immediately, so we could eat with peace of mind.)I thought just the standard course might not be enough, but it was plenty.The bath was great because we had it all to ourselves.We also appreciated the lounge coffee and post-bath ice cream.Breakfast was filling and delicious as well.Overall, this Accommodation exceeded our expectations. There were many stylish places nearby and we debated where to stay, but I’m glad we chose Kaishu.

Our family of four stayed in Aoi on the 6th floor. The kaiseki dinner with a boat platter was excellent in both quality and quantity. It was a shame we couldn’t watch the sunset because we were dining. Next time, we’d like to visit during the winter crab season.