Find the Cheap Erimo Hotels

Immediately from the Cape City bus stop. About 15 minutes walk from Cape Erimo. When you enter the building, a friendly dog runs from the garden and welcomes you. Play with the dog for a while until the receptionist comes out and relaxes. I stayed in a seaside western room. The room is large and has two beds. You can see Cape Eriga in front of the window. The furniture installed in the room is a touch of British antiques, but it looks like just used furniture (it's probably because I don't have eyes to see). The room has a small unit bath, but the toilet does not have a washlet. There is also a large communal bath in the hall, but it is prohibited to use because of the corona. The lighting in the dining room is dark. For dinner, the dishes using the famous crushed shellfish come out with color 々, but there is no feeling of treat. The regular fee is 13,000 yen for 2 meals per night. If there is no GOTO discount, it feels very expensive.

The location is out of the way. If you don't drive, you need to watch the bus schedule (and buses are infrequent). The hotel is dated, so don't expect a super clean feel to it, but I am convinced there is no actual issues with cleanliness, just things look old. SInce there are only two floors, there is no elevator. For those with heavy luggage, please be aware you will have to bring these up yourself. The onsen was a pleasant surprise. I normally like the outdoors one more, but the ones indoors have a jacuzzi-like effect added. Personally, I feel it makes the onsen experience even more enjoyable. The breakfast that is included is also a bit lacking, especially for onsen hotels.