かね万別館

Name: かね万別館
Address: Matoba-2 Morozaki, Minamichita, Chita District, Aichi 470-3503, Japan
Rating: 8.2

8.2

Excellent

(16 reviews)

Matoba-2 Morozaki, Minamichita, Chita District, Aichi 470-3503, Japan

+81 569-63-0215

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Kaneman Bekkann

Welcome to かね万別館, located at Matoba-2 Morozaki, Minamichita, Chita District, Aichi 470-3503, Japan. Nestled in a picturesque coastal area, this charming hotel offers easy access to beautiful beaches and stunning natural landscapes, making it an ideal getaway for nature lovers and those seeking relaxation. Just a 5-minute walk from the Hazu-Misaki Promontory, guests can enjoy breathtaking views of Mikawa Bay from the observation deck, or explore the serene oak forests that surround the area. The hotel features comfortable rooms designed to provide a tranquil atmosphere, ensuring a restful stay. Each room is equipped with essential amenities, creating an inviting space to unwind after a day of exploring the local attractions.
One of the standout features of かね万別館 is its beach access, allowing guests to enjoy sun-soaked days by the water. The hotel also offers a banquet hall for special events and gatherings, making it perfect for family reunions or celebrations. Guests can unwind in either the public or private baths, providing a rejuvenating experience after a long day of sightseeing. Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, ensuring that you stay connected during your visit.
Transportation is convenient, with Morozaki Port just a short 3-minute walk away, providing easy access to ferry services. For those traveling from farther afield, Chubu Centrair International Airport is approximately 34 minutes away by taxi, making arrivals and departures straightforward. Health and safety measures are prioritized, with protocols in place to ensure guests feel secure during their stay.
There are plenty of activities to engage in nearby, including visits to Himakajima Island, a popular local getaway renowned for its octopus and blowfish. The small village on Shino Island hosts regular fish festivals, providing a taste of local culture. Other attractions include Saku Island and the enchanting nature preserve that surrounds it, which can be reached via a scenic boat ride.
Dining options abound in the vicinity, with several local restaurants serving up fresh seafood and traditional Japanese cuisine. Whether you are in the mood for a casual dining experience or a more formal meal, you will find an array of choices within reach.
At かね万別館, we invite you to experience the beauty and tranquility of the Aichi coastline, where modern comforts meet the serenity of nature, making your stay unforgettable.

The Most Outstanding Trait

1. 5 min walk to Hazu-Misaki Promontory for stunning views

2. One of the few hotels in the area with beach access

3. Comfortable rooms designed for relaxation

4. Public and private baths available for guests

5. Convenient access to nearby ferry services

6. Wi-Fi available throughout the hotel

7. Close proximity to local seafood dining options

8.2 Excellent

16 reviews

Location 7.2

Pricing 8.2

Services 8.2

Cleans 8.2

Amenities 8.2

Kaji Kenji

I came here to get some fugu. I used to come here every year to make fresh sea bass and spiny lobster in the summer, but I heard that the Chita Peninsula is a producing area for fugu and they also ship to Shimonoseki, so I've been coming here every February for the past five years. Now it looks like this. After eating the Fugu from here, I can no longer eat commercially available Fugu. I think it's on a whole other level in terms of freshness, size, and price. Tessa's thickness and texture are incredible. You may not be able to tell from the photo, but you can't see through the plate, and you'll never forget the texture when you eat it. The hearty volume and deliciousness, and the rice porridge at the end (you can make it at the inn) are all the best. After receiving the Fugu here, I no longer feel foolish about buying Fugu at the supermarket. The prices are reasonable, and the hostess is very attentive.I've been here many times in the summer and winter, and I think it's great. There is nothing wrong with the quality of the food and the price, and I highly recommend it. It was a very satisfying night again this year. ☺️Ho

岡本正

I went to Kaneman Annex for the first time in a long time.The proprietress was no longer there, but the young proprietress served the customers with great care.The customer service was very good and heartfelt.The food was fresh and served a lot of food. The octopus shrimp, Thai flounder, and shellfish that I don't usually eat were really delicious. I definitely want to go again soon. Thank you.

Ss Kk

I stayed overnight the day before heading to Himaka Island and ordered the blowfish course.I was expecting the building to be old and the soundproofing to be pretty good, but there was a child in the same room who was running around making strange noises and was very active from the evening until bedtime, making a lot of footsteps and vibrations, and the parents were always drunk. They were yelling loudly (they seemed to be drinking it for breakfast too), and it was quite painful, probably because it was a warm autumn day and the windows were open.The baths are only available once per group, so it feels like there are a lot of restrictions. I guess it can't be helped since the kids from the hostel came in right after we finished.The men's restroom on the second floor is Japanese style only. It also smelled like cigarettes, probably because of my roommate.Women's rooms were on both the 1st and 2nd floors. Men's rooms also had Western-style rooms on the 1st floor.I wrote all the negative things first, but the dinner was delicious. (Breakfast is pretty average lol)The puffer fish was thickly sliced, Tessa, and the hot pot fillets were large and filling, and even the fried chicken was delicious. The final rice porridge is cooked once the pot is lifted and the innkeeper finishes it for you, and it is exquisite.The boiled octopus was also delicious.When asked if I would go again, I wondered if it would be better to go all the way to Himakashima. Maybe it was just a coincidence, but I'm not sure.

Kaji Kenji

岡本正

Ss Kk

7.2 Very Good

Location rating

Top sights

Himakajima

20 min

Shino Island

21 min

Saku Island

Hazu-Misaki Promontory