"I arrived at Oga Station late at night, but it was great that the hotel was close to the station. The shared bath was very spacious and comfortable. The half-buffet breakfast plate was generous in portion and delicious. It might be a good idea to wait until your plate arrives before getting other items to avoid overeating."

"The stone-grilled steak for dinner was exquisite. Everything else was also perfectly seasoned and very delicious. Meals were served in a private room, which was very clean. At the breakfast buffet, the grilled items were cooked to order, so they were piping hot and delicious. The view from the room, overlooking the forest and the sea, was also very satisfying. The only downside was that the facilities were a little old, giving it a slightly dark impression. Overall, I think it's a very good inn. At night, we saw a Namahage and taiko drum show at a nearby facility; the pleasant commentary and the powerful sound of the drums created a wonderful memory."

"It's located in a hot spring resort on the northwestern tip of the Oga Peninsula. Access from Akita city is easy, as it's easily accessible via a well-traveled road. The inn is very clean, and the bath is spacious and lovely. The mini Japanese drum concert recommended to us by the front desk was fantastic. Thank you very much."

"The staff who checked us in and served us breakfast were wonderful. However, when we tried to use the bar in the evening, we were disappointed that the staff were constantly chatting with locals and completely ignored us. There was only one other group there and they weren't busy, so it was a shame that they treated us that way intentionally. In the end, it didn't feel like we could order anything, so we gave up and left, but even then, no one came over to us. Even if you book the most expensive room, you get this kind of treatment, and I felt that this hotel doesn't offer service commensurate with the price."

"I stayed here from 21 April to 24 April and it was a highlight of my trip. The hotel offers very refined dining experience; instead of a standard kaiseuki, dinner was served course by course. This allowed us to slowly enjoy the incredibly fresh, regional ingredients. It was easily one of the best meals I've had. The onsen is pristine and offers a truly serene atmosphere, facing a lovely garden. Since I visited in late April, I was lucky enough to enjoy the view of cherry blossoms while soaking - a spectacular and relaxing experience. Most importantly, the staff's dedication to service is world class. I realised after checking out that I left my earphones behind. The team was kind enough to courier them directly to my next hotel. I am so thankful for their help. If you want a stay that combines beautiful views with genuine care, this is the place to book."

"We stayed as a family of four: a young child, a middle school-aged boy, and myself. Due to a misunderstanding on my part, we were given the wrong room type. Since we had a young child, this was a problem, but when I consulted the front desk staff, they kindly and quickly resolved the issue, providing us with a room that met our needs for only a small additional charge. It was a real lifesaver and made our trip much more enjoyable. Dinner was a barbecue with beef, pork, chicken, and seafood, and 90 minutes of self-serve, all-you-can-drink (including alcohol). There was more food than we could eat! Breakfast was a moderately sized buffet, and although we don't usually eat much for breakfast, we all ended up overeating. The hotel was very clean and the location was excellent. Neither my son nor I usually get up early, but we took a walk on the beach across the street early in the morning, searching for seashells. The children seemed quite satisfied! However, the parking lot is gravel, making it difficult to move around with a stroller. If you know beforehand, you can drop off your child in front of the hotel. The children said they had a great time, so overall, it was a very positive experience for our family!"

"I had pre-booked the hotel's Hiace van to take me from Oga Station to the hotel. When I got off the train, there were people standing there holding signs for various hotels and inns. When I got into the hotel's van, I was asked if I wanted to go along the coast (40 minutes) or up in the mountains (Namahage Road, 30 minutes). Since it was my first time, I asked for the coastal route. It was very good. Amenities such as brushes, razors, and cotton swabs are selected at the check-in front desk. Toothbrushes, hair ties, shaving cream, and skin lotion were provided in the room. The hot spring is a radium spring and is brown because it contains iron, as stated on the sign. There were no handrails in the private bath. Because the water is brown, it is easier to enter from the opposite side of where the water enters as there are two levels, but this was not visible. I went to the facility's private open-air bath, but the water was clear. I was told that it is filtered and circulated. The room was quiet, and I could not hear the voices of the people in the next room at all. The room had a sofa, but the back was low, and it wasn't really a sofa for watching TV; it was just for sitting, without a backrest, so I couldn't lie down and watch TV, and I couldn't relax. For dinner, we were guided to a room-like area on the opposite side of our room. The set meal with 16 kinds of appetizers was enough to fill us up. Breakfast was also delicious. However, I am the only one with a shellfish allergy and cannot eat crab, etc., and I had emailed them about this, but my wife and children were given the same meal. I wish they had asked me more in advance, perhaps by email. The food was delicious, but since we had come all the way to the Oga Peninsula, I wanted my wife and children to try some Japanese Sea cuisine, such as crab. We couldn't see the sunset, but we could see Toga Bay getting dark, which was very beautiful. The starry sky was also very beautiful. The hotel provided a car to take us to Oga Aquarium GAO, and they dropped us off right in front of the aquarium entrance (it took about 3 minutes). I booked a sightseeing taxi in Oga City from the aquarium, but the taxis were only available within Oga City and by time reservation only (it cost about 25,000 yen for 3 hours). When I asked the front desk about the Namahage dolls that were in the facility, I was told they were made to order by the proprietress (3,500 yen each). The baths and meals were very good, so I think the opinions of guests will change, but I hope that in the future they will continue to provide "omotenashi" (hospitality) that is attentive to the feelings of the guests, rather than just superficial service."

"The facilities were clean and fashionable and we were able to stay comfortably. The sauna was good, but I felt inconvenient that there was a shower on another floor that could wash my body. The breakfast was delicious and the staff was polite and comfortable!"

"Stayed one night with my hub and we visited the onsen 3 times. Enjoyed the outdoor onsen pool with nice autumn leaves scenery. Staff are friendly and very helpful from bringing the luggages in and explaining the stay despite little English spoken. Highly recommend! Room 504 is really big too."