Ga Isochi × Đánh giá cao về phòng nghỉ và tiện nghi của Khách sạn·nhà trọ kiểu Nhật

We stayed here for our wedding anniversary trip—our first visit to Sanriku since the earthquake. We were excited, wondering what kind of Hotel it would be, and were surprised to learn that members of the Imperial Family have stayed here! There were rows of photos displayed in front of the elevators on the lobby floor. Wondering what our Room would be like, we entered the one assigned to us—and right in front of us was a panoramic view of Jodogahama! We couldn’t help saying to each other, “What a great Room!” After taking in the view, we headed straight to the large public bath. It also had an open-air bath, and we enjoyed a relaxing soak. Since we had time before dinner, we spent it singing karaoke—by then we were nicely hungry. Dinner was a luxurious buffet, featuring live kitchen stations for nigiri sushi and steak—our first time experiencing that. There were also many local dishes, and we ended up far beyond full. We had breakfast early at 6:30: a buffet seafood rice bowl where you can choose your favorite toppings. Although it was unfortunately raining outside, the sea view had an atmospheric beauty like an ink painting. It became a truly memorable anniversary trip. As we left the Hotel, we talked about wanting to come back again for another anniversary in a few years’ time. Finally, thank you so much to all the staff for your wonderful hospitality!

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.

This is my go-to hotel whenever I stay in Miyako. I like it even more now that they’ve added a sauna. The late-night curry is hearty and truly delicious. I also enjoyed the breakfast buffet, including Iwate specialties such as hittsumi.

I wanted to visit Miyako at least once, so I stayed here. The building and Facility still retain traces of what must have been a thriving place in the Showa era, and they are old now. However, everything is kept very clean, and all the essentials are provided. There are no amenities, but since preferences vary from person to person, I think that’s fine. The Hotel staff were kind, and no matter what I ate, the food was simply delicious. In my personal opinion, it must be difficult to manage at this price with one night and two meals included. When I visit Miyako again, I would like to stay at this Hotel again.

I stayed here in July and again this September while sightseeing in Miyako City and Jodogahama. It’s quiet by the sea. There’s a convenience store nearby, and Sea Pier Nado is about a 5-minute walk away. The Room is a tatami-style Room with a soothing, traditional inn-like scent, and it’s fairly spacious. Dinner was generous, seafood-focused, and delicious. Breakfast came with side dishes and salad. For both breakfast and dinner, rice, miso soup, and prepared dishes are served buffet-style. Everything was tasty. I also liked the atmosphere of the old-fashioned local building. I’d like to stay here again when visiting Miyako City and Jodogahama. Thank you very much.