Toba seaside hotel

Couples use it on weekdays after the May holidays. When we arrived before the check-in time at 3pm, we were served free coffee, tea and juice in the lounge. It was a room with a view of the ocean in the Bokan, which was like an old Japanese inn, but it was nice to have a toilet with a bidet, to lay out a futon for dinner, and to leave a chilled pot. As for the hot springs, I used the indoor and outdoor baths on the 6th floor of the Bokan, and the view was good because I could see the direction of Mikimoto pearls from the bath. 　Dinner buffets are served in two portions, from 17:30 and 19:30. We had a tea fair for dessert, but my wife and I were so full with a number of dishes - small but abalone sashimi, boiled red snow crab, beef steak and beef hotpot, scallops, stir-fried shrimp with mayonnaise - that we couldn't even reach the matcha dessert. 　Breakfast started at 7am, but we queued up to get food, and we managed to eat hot spring eggs, tuna trollo, curry, grilled fish and fruit, and pancakes. Around 7:30, there were many customers waiting outside the venue for seats to become available.　 　Considering the hot springs and the food, I think the hotel is very good cost-effective on weekdays.

This is the second time. The first time, dinner was not a buffet but a dinner, so I was looking forward to the buffet. I thought there would be tempura from the live kitchen, but it was a pity they didn't. Even if there were no high-end ingredients or anything special about it, I was still hungry and had fun eating with my family. The facility is located on a hill so the view is very good and the next day the weather was good so I could sit back in my room and enjoy the wonderful view. The rooms were clean and relaxing and the futons were comfortable. It is nice to be able to rent a cart to carry your own luggage when you arrive and depart. The reception was also good. I had booked two rooms with different travel agencies, so I asked them in advance to be as close to each other as possible, and they did so, which was very nice. It was difficult to get used to the food hall and the movement of the bath because there were three halls. I forgot my breakfast ticket for my companion and the man at the reception desk at the breakfast venue got grumpy. I have one, so I could probably manage it with the room number listed there. I was also missing a ticket with a timetable for dinner the day before, so I tried to return it there while I was at it, and the man said strongly, "Please return it to the front desk!" I was reprimanded. Many of the other staff members were good, so this was the only one who stood out. Large facilities have about one high-pressure staff member. All three baths were clean and laid-back, only the Bokan bath had a cold passage before entering, which might be comfortable in summer. There seemed to be a lot of shampoos available in the public bath, I took them because I didn't put anything I usually use. In general, I'm very satisfied in terms of the room price and would like to stay again.

I went to Mie Prefecture after 13 years with my parents and son. It was our first time at a seaside hotel, and we were worried about whether it would be easy to spend time with our elderly parents, but we ate it until it was really clean and we had enough to eat slowly as we had room to eat! Allergies are also available and the hot springs are wide and undisputed! I definitely want to stay next time! Thank you very much 😊