Kyukamura Echizen-Mikuni

All the rooms face the Sea of Japan side and there are many places to play in the vast grounds. There is also a rental bicycle with an electric assist, and you can even visit the aquarium and Tojinbo. Parking is large and the garden pool is open for swimming on weekends in mid-September. I chose Nodoguro and Wakasa Beef Kaiseki for dinner, and the stewed Nodoguro was delicious, but even in the buffet there were nodoguro sashimi and sushi, which was satisfying enough. The restaurant is located on the second floor and all the roll curtains are opened at sunset. There are no showers in the rooms, only public baths, so it's calming that there are few inbound visitors. There is a free drink in the lobby, but I was hoping for a happy hour because the view is so precious. There is no gender swap of hot springs.

The interiors of the rooms are rather simple, but there is a beautiful view of the Sea of Japan from the 4545 windows. It's not that it looks far away, it's that it's a really full-on, ocean-like atmosphere that makes it so much more open. The famous Wakasa beef steak was also grilled crab and crab sashimi, all of which were delicious and very satisfying dinners. And the hot springs, the gardens, the open-air baths, they looked fresh because I hadn't experienced them much before. The large glass windows on the inner bath also provide an excellent openness.　I was able to relax.

The inn is located on a hill overlooking the sea. You can see the Sea of Japan in its entirety, and the food is a buffet of fresh seafood and mountain produce. And best of all, the staff are very friendly and welcoming. You can receive high quality service at a reasonable price. This is a place I'd recommend.