Itsukiri

Perhaps because we stayed on a weekday when there were fewer guests, we were able to enjoy a calm and relaxing time. It was quiet and surrounded by the sounds of nature, and even our senior dog could play to their heart’s content. The meals also reflect a dedicated commitment to gastrotourism, showcasing great care and impressive skill. With only the essential services provided, we appreciated the kindness of being given space to relax freely.

We stayed in the Dog Suite (open-air Onsen bath, private pool, and sauna) as a couple with one small dog. The black Onsen water, in-room facilities, and meals are among the best we’ve experienced at dog-friendly hotels in the same price range. We liked it so much that we made our next Reservation during our stay. Many of the staff seemed to be in training or still getting used to things, but their sincerity came through, and there was nothing unpleasant at all. At breakfast, the service from the male staff member was understated yet refined, and we were very satisfied with the quality of souvenirs he recommended, such as chili oil. We’re also very excited that an affiliated Hotel is set to open on Onjuku’s beachfront. Together with this property, it looks like it will become our go-to Accommodation going forward.