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The hotel will send you an email a few days in advance to confirm some matters, such as when to arrive, whether to arrange pick-up, breakfast and dinner arrangements, etc. The hotel is quiet and beautiful, and the service is very good. There is hot spring soup in the hotel, so you don't have to go out to the so-called seven public hot spring baths. The hotel's hot spring has two pools, one indoor and one outdoor. You don't need to bring anything. The toiletries inside are Pola. Just put on the Japanese yukata and take the key to the door. It is much simpler and more convenient than bringing towels when going out. Besides, on such a hot day, 35-37 degrees, won't it be too hot to go out? There are too many people in the public hot springs, so there is nothing good about it. I booked half board including breakfast and dinner. There are two kinds of breakfast, Japanese style and Western style, at 9 o'clock at the latest, and it is ready when I go, and I am too full. I ate dinner in my own room, served one by one, the chef selected the ingredients every day, exquisite and delicious, and I was too full, haha. Needless to say, the service is top-notch. There are free drinks in the hotel refrigerator, water, juice, sports drinks, sparkling water, beer, and coffee, milk, and fresh juices on the first floor for free. The hotel also rents bicycles for free, just make a reservation. After riding for about 5 kilometers, you will reach the seaside in the north. There is also a small aquarium, which is probably a national park. Otherwise, leave it to you to see for yourself.

I quite like this hotel! The front desk also gave us a 1000yen/per coupon, and there was also a list of places where it could be used. We were worried that there was no place to eat in the remote area, so we just picked a restaurant that looked pretty good. It took a few minutes to drive there... You still need to take off your shoes for the tatami, and then an English-speaking waiter came out and gestured to say sorry, it was full... But there was obviously no one in the store, hahaha! I think it might be a reservation system. After a bow and sending us out, we could only rely on Lawson for dinner. I joked with the front desk, and then went to the restaurant bar to eat the dinner I bought at the convenience store. On the way, a staff member came and found several restaurants, gestured that he could help make a reservation by phone and we could go right away. But we were already full... haha! But the service attitude is really good... (The restaurant that I didn’t eat is the one in the picture, planting grass... leave it for next time)

Arrived at check-in (a little before 15:00), and an elderly proprietress said, ”It's still early, so leave your luggage there.” At dinner time, the staff in the kitchen next to the dining area are loud and clattering. A state where I can't eat calmly while dragging around. After breakfast (at 8 o'clock), when I returned to my room, I was knocked on the door and tried to open it. Please,” he said. From the customer's point of view, ”Huh? What are you talking about all of a sudden?” Perhaps they thought that we (other guests were treated in the same way) would try to escape from the accommodation (sweat), but it was an inn where we could not relax at all.

We had a 'somehow' good stay at Tsukimotoya. Ryokan is at back lane, in middle of 7 onsens. The gentleman (owner) tried hard to please. The old lady helped us with the yukata n the futons. The front desk lady spoke minimum English with lukewarm feeling. Yes the room isn't much, there are some wear and tears. There are a few holes in the sliding wooden doors because guests were careless when they slide the doors. Toilet and washing basin are right at the back of our room. Shared Shower is separate on 1st floor which we didnt have a chance to use since we bathed at bath houses. Futons were comfortable. Aircon seem new and were able to warm up our room. We were given 1 set of green yukata to wear during our stay. The yukata set seem new too. They also gave us new towels n handy on 2nd day. The dinner was amazing. The presentation was beautiful ! There was so much food. We practically stuffed ourselves with Snow Crabs cuisine. When we thought we were done with dinner, they served us more food - pickles, rice, steak, chawamushi (steamed eggs) and fruit. It was a wonderful dinner. A great experience for us. Do note that breakfast is served at 8 or 8.30am. Dinner is served at 6 or 6.30pm. Our dinner took almost 2hrs! To justify the meal and understand what you are paying for, we had a tiny bowl at a restaurant in Kinosaki and it cost average YEN 2000 per person. So the dinner package we had - could easily cost Yen 12,000 per person. What I didnt like about the ryokan is that they gave us plastic bag to carry our towels to the bath houses. Most of other ryokans use a basket bag which was chic looking. They should really buy the basket bags! The living room also has a corner filled with random stuff n really that wasnt that pleasant. Maybe it is not a big deal for you.

The hotel is new and very good, just next to the public onsen, and they provide the private onsen for reservation which I think is a little bit pricy, 5500yen for 90 mins. My recommendation is use the public onsen outside that would be more traditional

This is a very special hotel, quiet and elegant, the service is warm and comfortable, the cuisine is very attentive, and you have a great time eating. It is as quiet and comfortable as your own home. If there is a time when you want to enjoy solitude, or want to be alone, the beach outside the hotel, the sunshine, the warm hot springs in the hotel, and the exquisite cuisine will make you happy and joyful