Kyukamura Echizen-Mikuni

The room is very clean, it is a three-star leisure resort hotel, located on the coast of Echizen Mikuni in the Sea of ​​Japan (East China Sea), with nice scenery. The bus stop "Kyukamura Echizen Mikuni" stops right in front of the hotel, and there is also a camping base. At this time of year, I go to eat Mikuni Echizen🦀️, but unfortunately Ctrip did not specify what meal I was eating in the half-board package I booked on Ctrip! I asked at the hotel and found out that it was the "Beef Brush Brush" package! Later, I ordered a crab and shrimp separately (I also had to make a reservation, fortunately I arrived early, and complained that the order did not specify what to eat)

The environment is very good and the food is very filling

The location is on a hill overlooking the sea. You can see the Sea of ​​Japan in its entirety, and the food is a buffet of fresh seafood and mountain delicacies. And best of all, the staff are very friendly and welcoming. You can receive high quality service at a reasonable price. I highly recommend this inn.

When I checked in, I was lucky to be included in the "Fukui de Otoku Campaign," which I hadn't expected, and received a discount on my accommodation fee and a coupon. The room was larger than I expected, well cleaned, and comfortable. All rooms have an ocean view, so if the weather is good you can enjoy a beautiful view. The baths are good, but the outdoor baths are not very scenic, and the water is a little too hot, which could be improved. The food was a buffet, and I was satisfied with the variety and taste of both breakfast and dinner. I did think the price of the sake was a little too high, though. The young staff talked to me about a lot of things, so I had a fun meal.

I stayed here in November last year, but I visited again because I could use the nationwide travel support. The parking lot in front of the accommodation was large and easy to use. As for the food, the "Wakasa beef egg soba" was good for dinner, but the "Taimama" for breakfast was the best. However, it was unfortunate that we had to wait for a while for both dinner and breakfast, probably due to the staff's arrangements. The open-air bath in the large communal bath was large, so I was able to take a long soak and it was very relaxing. The room was clean, and I would like to stay here again if I have the opportunity to go to Fukui.

Needless to say, the view is great. The building is barrier-free. The clientele is mostly elderly, and there are few families. At that time, a desk for nationwide travel support coupons was open and they seemed to be busy dealing with customers. The large public bath is good, but the best thing is the food! All-you-can-eat sashimi, cooked on the spot, and the Noto beef shabu-shabu was excellent. I ate three plates. They also serve Echizen soba, and the rice is also delicious (maybe the water is good?). The breakfast was as expected. I thoroughly enjoyed it even without the crab. It may be difficult to hire more staff, but if they improve their bureaucratic attitude, I have a feeling it will become even more popular.

This is my second time staying here. This time, we went on a four-generation trip for Respect for the Aged Day. The room and the bath were neither too bad nor too bad, so we had no problems. But the food was terrible. Unfortunately, we only had the buffet plan, and there was nothing that the elderly could eat or would want to eat. First, dinner. There was a lot of fried food, but it was oily because it was heated for a long time after being served, and the curry and basta (which also felt like eating plastic) were heavy and not tasty at all! The finishing touch was fruit. I brought a pear for the elderly to cleanse their palate, and they took a bite and said, "This is not a pear." All they could eat was the Maroni in the hot pot. I was looking forward to breakfast, but it was disappointing. The dashi broth was bad, even for the grated daikon radish noodles. I've stayed at many Kyuka Mura resorts, from Nyuto in the north to Ibusuki in the south, and I was always satisfied with the local food, but maybe the timing was bad this time.

This inn is located right next to Tojinbo. You can see the Sea of ​​Japan from the room, and the view from the restaurant was just as good. The dinner plan included a Takaracho in addition to the buffet, but even if you have a small appetite, the Takaracho alone was enough to satisfy you. However, it's a shame that you can't see the Sea of ​​Japan from the large public bath.