2-Star Hotels in Kushimoto

This is my second time staying in a twin room on the second floor. The basic facilities and equipment are in place, and the air conditioning is an independent type for home use, so it is easy to set the air conditioning. There is a kettle for boiling water, so you don't have to boil it again. The twin beds were comfortable with clean sheets. The bathtub in the public bath is 2 x 4m and can accommodate 3 people. The spring quality is colorless and not very slimy, but it is an alkaline simple sulfur hot spring with a pH of 9.9. After soaking for a while, the whole body warms up. Breakfast is buffet style. The menu is Japanese and Western, and the types are normal. I have natto, raw egg, and seasoned sea****, so I immediately made my favorite natto egg over rice and ate it with seasoned sea****. This was also really delicious. The female staff at the restaurant was bright and I could feel the attention to the customers.

Both meals exceeded expectations. There is a wide variety of items, and each item is carefully prepared to give it a first-class taste. It was full of tuna, but other than that it was great. In addition, the sea in front of the room was the best, and I was able to enjoy the hot springs. I feel that Oedo Onsen Monogatari is stable all over the country. In other words, the tuna dismantling show did not serve the dismantled tuna on the spot. A little disappointing. The air conditioning in the room was also set to hot spring setting max, but I couldn't catch up at all. It was too cold. Overall, though, it was quite satisfying.

We stayed at Fairfield Inn several places, but there are similar quality to other Fairfield Inn in facilities here. In addition, there is a feeling of handmade hospitality that is not very large chain hotels. The handwritten restaurant guide of Kushimoto is also warm. I went out by taxi for dinner, but I felt the care that was not manual in the exchange. The room has a room facing the bridge pile rock and a room facing the opposite direction, but the room facing the bridge pile rock is recommended. It looks definitely good at a different angle from the road station opposite.

６ On the weekend of mid-middle, I was disturbed with my wife and parents. The location is just below the Kushimoto City to climb the high ground and overlook the oedo Onsen story. The seaside rooms, the public baths, can see the vast Pacific Ocean and bridge pile rocks. The room used is a family room on the ４ floor. It is a space that was wide 々, but the old-fashioned unit bus and the dirty window make a little mood. And it is a non-smoking room, but it smelled quite a cigarette, so it would be good to check in advance if you are not good. The public bath has a considerable size in the inner bath and the open air, and even if there are a considerable number of people, you will not feel the tightness. Asahi from the open air is a great view. There is also a dry sauna with about ５ people. The meal was a seasonal meeting, but both the quality and quantity were satisfactory. Breakfast is a buffet style of local food. The best thing about this is the staff's customer service. Check-in at the front desk, orders at the restaurant, explanation of the dishes, check-in at the store, and any one was pleasant and refreshing. Thank you and the staff for this stay. Thank you for taking care of us.