Hotel Bouenkaku

It is located about 3 minutes by car from the Tome IC (Tome Interchange) on the Sanriku Coastal Road.I visited in August 2024, and although the building is old, the rooms were clean and I had no complaints. Please note that there are no hot springs or large communal baths. Anyway, I am very satisfied with the attentiveness of the staff. Dinner and breakfast are not a buffet, but there are many items made by local mothers, and the local flavors are very satisfying. Paid washer/dryer and Wi-Fi available.■Building/RoomAlthough the building is not new (similar to a Showa era business hotel), the inside of the building is kept clean and there are no complaints.■Hot spring/bathThere are no hot springs. Only unit type baths (toilet and bath in the same room).■Parking lotIt's very spacious.■LandscapeThe scenery of the fields is very relaxing. Nothing in particular.■Convenience storeAbout 1 minute by car. There is a Seven store about 10 minutes away on foot.■EquipmentI think it's old, but nothing special. There was Wi-Fi, and there was also a washer and dryer (gas), which was nice. There is a fee though.■DinnerI went out of my way to ask for a change in time, but they agreed to it. There are a lot of items, and it's a belly pan. On this day, we had a menu for adults such as sukiyaki, sashimi, simmered dishes, and squirts, but the freshness and seasoning were very local. Adults are very satisfied. The rice served in the rice bowl is very delicious. I was told that if it wasn't enough, I could get another.■BreakfastI was very satisfied with the variety of items on the menu, which is a fusion of Japanese and Western styles (omelets, grilled salmon), etc., just like the dinner menu. Although it was not a buffet, it was a satisfying breakfast. You can also have coffee etc. after your meal. It was OK to have a second helping of rice for breakfast.■StaffIt seems to be run mainly by local mothers and is full of hospitality. I can only thank you for your consideration and wonderful response.

They welcomed us with a smile even though it was just the two of us! The food was delicious. If possible, it would be best to have a large public bath!

I received the recommended katsudon and mini hatto soup set.The cutlet is voluminous and the amount of rice isThe flavor was just right and the sweetness made it easy to eat and filling. I was able to enjoy the meat from Tome, which was not covered in egg like the katsudon I often eat. The soup was so delicious. Also, repeat.

Although it is a hotel, there is no public bath, only a bathtub with a toilet like a business hotel.It takes more than 10 minutes to the convenience store. Equipped with an elevator up to the 3rd floor. Wheelchairs and canes are OK (cannot take baths for the above reasons)There are only rice fields around, there are few street lights, you can see many stars, and it is quiet.