Hotel Bettei Umi to Mori

I stayed in a room with one bed and two meals on the highest floor on the third floor. The room was large and had a living room. It had an independent hot spring pool with hot water circulating at all times. You could take a bath anytime you wanted. The supplies are also quite abundant and considerate. There is the vast Pacific Ocean outside the window. When checking in, the counter reminded us of the sunrise time. We got up early and were very happy to see the sunrise on time. The dinner was very rich and delicious. The rice was cooked in a small pot for 30 minutes. I looked forward to the hot rice. It was delicious. Every dish is made with care. I will order another meal next time I come here. The breakfast the next day was also very satisfying. The fish was grilled very sweet and delicious. I was very satisfied. After eating, take a walk outside. There are comfortable chairs outside where you can sit and enjoy the scenery. You can bask in the sun amidst the rumbling waves, which is comfortable and comfortable. It’s a great trip to visit the nearby Inubiki Lighthouse and Inubiki Station with its special architecture. It’s a great place to relax. I will go again next time!

There are many facilities, but none of them are open...

I used it on a couple trip. The room and food were very good. The room was a corner room on the second floor and had an open-air bath. We could see the lighthouse from our room, and we could see the Moon Road that night (although it wasn't a full moon). I think this should be addressed across the board. It was very beautiful. The welcome drinks at the lobby were peach tea and sable. The peach tea had a refreshing scent that was soothing. I was also happy to have Choshi Electric Railway's wet rice crackers prepared in the room. Also, probably because it was a weekday at the end of the month, there weren't many guests (I think there were only about 4 groups that day.) Perhaps because of that, the air conditioner in the common hallway in the guest room wasn't working, so it was cold. The journey to the public bath was cold, and (there were several bathtubs with no hot water in the public bath.) It's a shame because it's such a nice inn...I wonder if it's going to be more lively on weekends and in the summer?　 I thought it would be great if more people visited and the unused facilities were opened up and revitalized. There are also many attractions to explore around the area. Next time I will visit with my family!

Do managers have a sense of improvement? It must have been good in the past. It may be due to the coronavirus, but there is no sign of it happening. As someone wrote, they often set prices like this. What about employee training? What about maintenance of buildings and equipment? I thought it was at least a dish, but the concept was unclear and I couldn't even see the chef. Well, it's a reasonable accommodation for 28,000 yen. However, the scenery is good. The sunrise over the Pacific Ocean is also worth seeing. It is the eastern edge of Japan. Across the ocean is America.

Two electric car chargers were installed, which was very convenient.

The view from the window of the room was great. The ocean spreads out as far as the eye can see. The room was spacious. The only good thing was the view and the size of the room. If the price for one night was in the 20,000 to 30,000 yen range, I would have given it a 4, but I was not satisfied with this quality at the 40,000 yen range, which falls within the category of luxury ryokan.・ The air conditioner in the room hadn't been cleaned, and when I turned on the air conditioner, it smelled musty. When I told the front desk, the cleaning person came an hour later and replaced the filter, but when I looked at the filter, I realized that it hadn't been cleaned in years! ? I felt sick at the level of black dust.・When I was soaking in the open-air bath in the room, the smell of gas was overwhelming, probably because I was using a gas water heater. It was stinky and uncomfortable.・All the tatami mats in the room were hanging. The tatami mats should be reupholstered if they are so thorny.・I made a reservation by phone in the morning of the day of my stay, but when I asked for a room away from my children because I wanted to spend a quiet time, I was told that the floor where I was planning to stay had a large room at the moment. I made a reservation because I was told that there should be no noise because there are only children, but when I actually went there, there was a child of about 2 years old on the same floor and it was noisy. Please don't lie.・When I went to the public bath, all the jacuzzis were stopped (I wondered if the jacuzzi would come out when I pressed the switch, but there was none). It may have saved the electricity bill, but it was disappointing.・At the dining room, there was a family with several small children in a large room separated by a partition, and the noise of running around screaming was so loud that I couldn't eat slowly.・I thought that only fresh sashimi from Choshi port would be served, but the food was too ordinary. If you put out 40,000, there are many better inns.