大槌站 × 評價高的飯店·日式旅館

The surrounding area feels quiet and somewhat isolated, and it is a bit far from the downtown area, but the Room was clean. The meals felt more standard than expected.

We had a truly wonderful time. The homemade-style meals, the thoughtfully prepared Room and space, and the open-air bath while listening to the sound of the waves were all exceptional. The all-inclusive plan was very satisfying. And we were deeply moved by the former proprietress’s storytelling. It reminded us to feel grateful once again for being alive—being allowed to live—here and now. Thank you very much. This is a highly recommended Accommodation.

My stay brought back memories of when I lived in Miyako and took my son to the beach. At check-in, the staff kindly came with us to the stairs and showed us how to get to the large public bath and the dining area. During dinner, they checked in on us from time to time—asking, for example, whether we wanted them to remove the crispy rice from our kama-meshi—which we truly appreciated. Breakfast suited my husband and me perfectly, and everything was delicious. They recommended the squid shiokara, saying it was tasty—and it was outstanding. In addition, I felt there were many thoughtful ways to enjoy a stay here, with facilities such as the lounge, footbath, and rooftop terrace. It became a trip that reminded me of raising my sons while looking out at the sea and listening to the sound of the waves. Thank you very much.

This was my first time staying here. I am grateful for the kind assistance from the front desk staff, housekeeping staff, and dining hall staff. The Room was clean and comfortable, although I did notice some minor cracks and peeling on the wallpaper. The bathroom, though compact, was well-maintained and allowed for a relaxing experience. Breakfast had slight menu variations over two days, and I especially appreciated having porridge available as it suited my sensitive stomach. I slept well and had a very pleasant stay. Thank you!

I stayed here at the time while deployed for disaster relief after the Great East Japan Earthquake. This was my first stay again in 15 years. Back then, the Room had no bath or toilet, and I used the shared bath on the first floor and the toilets on each floor. Breakfast was simple but warm and homemade—rice balls, miso soup, a boiled egg, salad, and more. There is also a large collection of manga on the first floor. Nothing about these things had changed since then, and it filled me with nostalgia. On the other hand, an AEON in Kamaishi has opened nearby, and I also enjoyed the convenience of being able to buy souvenirs such as Kamome no Tamago at Saito Confectionery inside AEON. Depending on the guest, not having a bath or toilet in the Room may be a downside, but for me everything—including the hospitality—was perfect. You took care of me back then, and you took care of me again this time as well. I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to all Hotel staff. Thank you very much.

On my way back from a business trip to Morioka, I took the Kamaishi Expressway via Hanamaki, stopped by the Roadside Station at Kamaishi Sennintoge, and headed south. This was my first stay at Crown Hills Kamaishi. For a business trip with breakfast and a large public bath included, it was very reasonably priced. There is a concentrated dining area nearby, making it easy to find dinner, and this season there was also a summer night market event that I really enjoyed. The late-night Kamaishi ramen was delicious as well. The sea was rough this time due to the typhoon, but next time I’d like to stay again with my family during a season outside typhoon period. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

Good value for the price. The service, location, parking, and overall convenience are all decent. Amenities are standard and well stocked. If I have the chance, I’d consider it as one of my options again.

I couldn’t finish the large portion of wakame seaweed shabu-shabu, but everything else was great.