Kinpokan

There was a lot of dust and hair on the air conditioner and in other places. The inside of the refrigerator was also noticeably dirty. The hot springs and other places didn't feel clean.

The location and front desk service were average, but the rooms were in poor condition, generally dusty, and had a lot of mites. If they improved the cleanliness of the linens and the interior of the rooms, I think the location and the view would be good.

The amount of rice was large and the quality was pretty good. I think this is perfect for those who want to experience the a**osphere of a good old inn.

I visited this place as part of an inspection tour, and it's close to Toba Station, so I personally like it. The bath water is brought in from a nearby hot spring, but I personally felt that the chlorine was a little stronger than before, which was a shame. The sound of the trains is pleasant, and in the summer, it's a special seat that gives a beautiful view of the fireworks that go off on the beach. (Although, I've been out eating so I've never been able to see them...) Although it's an old inn, it's well-maintained and I'm very satisfied.

The facility was cleaner than I expected, and had a nice Showa-era retro feel. It's conveniently located near the station, but the sound of the trains can reach your room, so it's a good idea to bring earplugs to get a good night's sleep.

The facilities are old, but clean and comfortable. Meals were served in private rooms for each group, and were mostly seafood, which was very satisfying. It seems that it depended on the time of day we went in, but unfortunately the water in the large public bath was a little lukewarm, but overall it was very satisfying.

The facilities are old but the location was good

It's a traditional inn, so the facilities are old? The wallpaper in the bathroom was peeling, but the bathroom had a washlet, so it was clean. I was alone in a 10-tatami Japanese-style room, so I was able to relax. It faced the ocean, so it was nice. The large public bath was in the annex, so to get to the men's bath, you had to go down to the first floor, cross the corridor, and go up to the second floor, which was a bit of a hassle, but I went at 6am and was alone, so it was comfortable. Maybe because it was a Monday during the long weekend, there weren't many restaurants nearby that were open. Next time I have the chance, I'll try the plan that includes meals.