Homeiden

A really discriminatory hotel. I will never stay again. This time it was a no-show, but guests with two meals per night were not looked at. His surly master responds, refusing to pick him up or drop him off at the nearest station for not eating, and forcing him to walk endlessly in the intense heat. The description on the hotel website that you can enjoy various tubs is also exaggerated. Actually, you can request a private bath at 8 p.m. in 45 minutes for 3,300 yen, but you are rejected if it is not open for private use at that time. This is the worst hotel.

Went as a family of 3 with a pre-2-year-old. 2nd time there and the view of the bay from the room is always great. Dining area is nice and the servant was really kind and attentive to our toddler. Dinner sashimi and cold soba dishes were our favorites. The manager gave out son a pooh bear plushie to keep when she noticed he was fussy during dinner. The onsen hot spring’s temperature was just right for us. Its not too hot so our toddler was actually fine going in! First time! Definitely take the option for their private bath. Wished there was a option to have dinner in our room which would be great with families with toddlers, but this is becoming less commonplace nowadays. We felt bad for disturbing other guests when our little one was crying so one of us brought him back to our room for a while. Also, there isn’t much around the ryokan in walking distance for sightseeing, so you’d probably be going for the onsen ryokan. Overall, good choice if you’re looking for a good conventional onsen ryokan experience without bells and whistles. Thank you, Homeiden!