Kazumi

The food was satisfactory, but I thought there were some issues with the service. Even while I was eating breakfast, they asked me what drinks I had in the room, and while I was relaxing in the room, they called me and asked me to prepare the drink for the amount they had just asked me, and then they suddenly knocked on the door even though there was still time before check-out and they almost opened the door with the master key. In short, it was such a lack of consideration that I don't think I'll be going there again. If you do go, please be careful when changing clothes before checking out, especially women. It could be opened with the master key! I expressed my discomfort to that effect when paying the bill, but they didn't apologize at all, which was troubling! That's all I got!! Everyone, please be careful

We stayed from Sunday to Monday. Because of this, there were only two other groups of guests. There was a large public bath on the first floor and a small open-air bath on the third floor. We were able to leisurely soak in Sakakibara Onsen in the morning and evening without overlapping with other guests. For dinner, we ordered a course that wasn't too large, but still couldn't finish it. As you'd expect in a fishing town, we were able to fill our stomachs with sashimi, tempura, grilled dishes, and other seafood. The staff were also friendly. There's no denying that the building is old, but the rooms were clean and the interior of the building was also kept clean. As other people have written in their comments, this is not a high-end inn but a ryokan in a fishing town, so considering the price, I thought it was a very good inn with good value for money for the price, where you could take a bath in the hot springs and eat delicious seafood.