Tateyama Seaside Hotel ★★★

"The rooms in the executive building are new and large, with ample space for three beds. There is a hot spring between the two buildings, so you can soak in the hot spring while looking at the sea during the day. The breakfast set is quite rich, enough for a grown man to eat. The staff are very warm and friendly. The sea view at night is beautiful."

tu.ne.Hostel ★★

"Clean, simple and just the right amount of amenities"

Yuhikaigan Shokaku ★★★

"I stayed there on a Sunday night without meals. The front desk, the large public bath, and the rooms have all been renovated, and are now very clean. An additional bath has been added to the former men's and women's baths, and you switch between them in the evening and morning. The room was a Japanese-style room with an ocean view, which was nice. There is a wooden deck along the road where you can relax. I would like to use it again."

Hotel Cradle Cabin Tateyama ★★★

"Perhaps because it's surrounded by fields, I can smell fertilizer. At this price, a private room at Kaikatsu Club is cheaper and more spacious."

Uminagi Inn ★★★

Tateyama Resort Hotel ★★★★

"The hotel's Japanese-style rooms are still too old, there is a strong moldy smell coming from the bathroom entrance and the bath is not comfortable, plus the male staff at the front desk are very rude and emotional, so I have decided never to stay at this hotel again."

Pension Nanohana ★★

"The guesthouse was very quiet, the landlady was very kind, and the scenery was absolutely beautiful."

Hanashibuki ★★★★

"First of all, be careful not to put anything on the TV cabinet! In the past, the Japanese were short in stature, and this type of old house was designed and built to their stature, making it particularly easy to hit the head. The hotel has two foreign employees who speak English and one who speaks a little Chinese, but when they are away, the other employees' English is choking enough. Should a hotel with such specifications teach all employees to use mobile translation software instead of swearing at guests to speak a bunch of Japanese in anticipation of a miraculous understanding? Breakfast was indeed good, but the motivation to get up so early came from the beautiful view outside the restaurant window, which unfortunately did not enjoy for two days because we did not arrange for us to sit by the window. The second breakfast also specifically asked us to change the time to eat half an hour early, as a result, we sat in a corner, completely see the worst location of the scenery, and then appeared to dine several groups of Japanese guests (that is, at the time we originally booked) were arranged to sit by the window, very curious if this distinction is discriminating against foreign guests? The door handle inside the door of the guest room has a blue sticky thing stained on it, like chewing gum and the like, very nasty, the cleaning did not notice and did not clean it off, got me a hand, took my own disinfectant tissue to wipe clean, lazy to complain, front desk English is too bad afraid of unclear communication. The hotel introduction clearly stated that every morning there is a free shuttle bus to Kansan Station (other hotels have), in the lobby asked the young female employee, she ran to ask the male manager, the manager said to her a few words with a stinking face, she told us with an apologetic face that there was no shuttle bus please go out and take the bus..."

Sango No Yu Yadokari ★★

"The building is lovely, and the hot spring water leaves your skin feeling smooth and silky. The road to the inn is narrow, so I was worried about cars coming. Overall, it was nice, but for some reason I couldn't charge my smartphone from the outlet, which was a bit of a problem. I had to rush to the cafe the next day to charge it. I think hot springs are great for those who want a digital detox."