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This is my second time staying here. It goes without saying that the lobster is delicious, but it was even better than last time and they even served cake and juice. I also received a surprise gift from the landlady, which was delicious. I'll definitely come back with my friends and daughters. Thank you very much.

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It's been 16 years since I last visited. I think the staff have changed, but they provided great customer service. The food, including the live spiny lobster, was also excellent!

[Check-in date: March 2020] The location is very close to the seaside. Free parking is provided. The room is slightly small and the decoration is old but it is still clean. The bathhouse is not big. Fortunately, there were not many guests that day. The food is average but the portion is sufficient. Although there were only two groups of guests in the whole store on the day of check-in, the performance of the front desk and catering services was really not enough, and there was no enthusiasm at all (if possible, there was no service). After the meal, I went to the lobby to select souvenirs and then went to the front desk to pay. The waiter showed no expression. I am very reluctant to serve you, and my attitude is very bad. It is even worse than the average cheap hotel. It's a shame! ! I hope that the waiter has now resigned and will not affect tourists' impression of Japanese hot spring hotels' always excellent service.

We stayed in a guest room with a bath overlooking the sea and had Ryugu Kaiseki. The interior has been completely refurbished and has a modern feel. Kaimondake can also be seen from the ocean view. The bath in the room is a Goemon bath style, but it is a type that fills with hot water with a water heater. You can relax while watching the sea from the bath. Dinner will be served at the restaurant. They are spaciously arranged and separated by slats. Ise lobster sashimi, steak, boiled, miso soup and so on. Breakfast is served in a separate venue with seats facing the sea. I enjoyed homemade salmon Saikyo-yaki. The people who took care of us were also very kind and helpful. In the morning, you can see the sunrise from Kaimondake from your room.