Budget Japanese inn Cape Toi Ougonsou.

I found out about this inn after looking at the list of inns for the August 2022 Kushima City campaign.The building is old, but the inside is clean.Cleanliness is perfect everywhere you look.No matter where I look, not a single hair has fallen or a speck of dust, whether it's on the tatami mats in the room, in the dining hall, or in the changing area of ​​the bathroom.There is no mold or water stains anywhere in the washroom, toilet, bathroom tiles, or bath chairs.Since it's a stainless steel bath, there should be water stains and stains, but it shines without any of that.first impression“I guess the landlady spends half of the day cleaning the inn.”The more I think.There are no separate men's and women's baths, so it's OK for families to enter.There are toothbrushes and paper cups in the bathroom.There are towels and bath towels in the room.The toilets and washrooms have foam hand soap and paper towels. (Most major hotels don't have paper towels, so it was comfortable.)The shampoo conditioner in the bathroom is double.(I'm glad it's not a commercial rinse-in)There is also proper body soap.All the dishes are delicious.You can bring drinks into the restaurant! Of course, there is no charge for bringing it in!My husband doesn't like carbonated drinks from pubs because they're weak, so he always drinks his favorite brand of carbonated lemon sour, so I was really grateful that he was allowed to bring his own!(Would you like to drink in your room? They even prepared a cup and ice for your room.)The fish dishes were of course delicious, and even the daikon radish and carrots in the sashimi were sweet and delicious.Both the host and the landlady are kind and full of smiles. Especially the owner's smile makes people feel warm. Just that smile makes my heart melt. It is often said that one's personality is shown in one's face, and the owner's personality is all expressed through his smile.I asked a very rude question on the phone beforehand, but they welcomed me with a big smile, and even though they may have been unpleasant customers, they were kind to me.Also, they seemed to have small grandchildren, so they were very understanding of the hardships faced by families with children.They told us that it would be difficult to take a bath by themselves, and that they provided toys for children on the chairs in the dining room. It was helpful.Also, most of the dining areas are reserved for private use, so even though my one-year-old child was running around the entire time, we were able to eat slowly without apologizing to anyone.This is a relaxing and relaxing time that you cannot experience at other popular inns or major hotels.I was also happy that all the dishes were laid out at the beginning, so I was able to eat at my own pace.Since I eat quickly, I want to eat without waiting for one meal after another.At other inns and hotels, I feed my children and don't even touch them at all, but when they come to check on me to see if they've finished eating. I get tired of rushing and worrying, but since everything was laid out here at the beginning, I was able to really enjoy myself and take my time.Also, the WiFi is super fast.The line was thick and there weren't many customers (myself and one other group), so we reserved most of the WiFi line.With super fast WiFi, I was able to quickly complete backups and updates that I had been waiting for. lolWhen I lie down on the futon in my room after dinner, I feel a sense of nostalgia and calmness that makes me feel like I'm staying over at my grandma's house. Anyway, it makes you feel warm and gentle.I was really confused as to why, but I understand.Anyway, the cleaning is perfect and the room is clean and has a good atmosphere. I thought.This beauty made me feel the hostess's hospitality.When asked, "Do you want to come again?"...I want to come again. I'll come back later.It was an inn that I truly hope will never go out of business.It made me think that there is a way to convey hospitality without using physical objects.

We stayed here for 2 nights in March 2024. I want to go again!Dishes ▶ Sashimi, boiled fish, fried fish, salt-grilled, mozuku, whitebait, shellfish...all were extremely delicious and plentiful. Yellowtail sashimi and Kyushu soy sauce...🥰I'll never forget itAccommodation fee▶On the website, it is stated as 10,000 yen for 1 night with 2 meals, but if you are staying alone, it will be 11,000 yen (cash only). When I made the reservation, I thought it was a bit expensive, but the food was amazing so I have no complaints!Reservation ▶ I made a reservation by phone, but it was difficult to connect.The room was spacious enough to accommodate a table and a set of futons. There were plenty of hangers, which was easy to use (it would have been even better if there was a clothesline on the balcony).(My visual acuity is 1.5 with the naked eye) Some dust got into my eyes, but I didn't develop any rhinitis, so it wasn't a problem.The air conditioner turned on right away and it was comfortable!Others▶It is run by an elderly couple. I was alone, so I was glad that they took care of me.On the second day, I was the only guest (the couple staying at the inn seemed to have gone back to their homes next door, so I was really alone). I was a little scared so I went to sleep right away. It's quiet so you can sleep soundly.

The location is great, right in front of the sea. There is also a lighthouse about a 2 minute walk away, so you can also see the sunrise. The food is delicious no matter what you eat, and the host is kind. The only facilities in the room are a TV and futon, but the hand washing station in the hallway is also retro and nice. Is the bath also a silver bath? I started missing my grandmother's house. It seems like there is a system where you can take a bath in the order you book your stay.If you come to Cape Toi, this is the inn you definitely want to stay at!

Since it was reserved for private use, it was quiet and comfortable, but it had spacious facilities, so I felt it was a waste to rent it out.I learned a lot from listening to the husband and landlady's fun stories about Cape Toi.Not only the food is full of seafood, but the tea is also very delicious, and I was told that they go out of their way to order carefully selected tea from Shizuoka. I would like to visit again.

This is my regular stay at Cape Toi.

I found out about this inn after looking at the list of inns for the August 2022 Kushima City campaign.The building is old, but the inside is clean.Cleanliness is perfect everywhere you look.No matter where I look, not a single hair has fallen or a speck of dust, whether it's on the tatami mats in the room, in the dining hall, or in the changing area of ​​the bathroom.There is no mold or water stains anywhere in the washroom, toilet, bathroom tiles, or bath chairs.Since it's a stainless steel bath, there should be water stains and stains, but it shines without any of that.first impression“I guess the landlady spends half of the day cleaning the inn.”The more I think.There are no separate men's and women's baths, so it's OK for families to enter.There are toothbrushes and paper cups in the bathroom.There are towels and bath towels in the room.The toilets and washrooms have foam hand soap and paper towels. (Most major hotels don't have paper towels, so it was comfortable.)The shampoo conditioner in the bathroom is double.(I'm glad it's not a commercial rinse-in)There is also proper body soap.All the dishes are delicious.You can bring drinks into the restaurant! Of course, there is no charge for bringing it in!My husband doesn't like carbonated drinks from pubs because they're weak, so he always drinks his favorite brand of carbonated lemon sour, so I was really grateful that he was allowed to bring his own!(Would you like to drink in your room? They even prepared a cup and ice for your room.)The fish dishes were of course delicious, and even the daikon radish and carrots in the sashimi were sweet and delicious.Both the host and the landlady are kind and full of smiles. Especially the owner's smile makes people feel warm. Just that smile makes my heart melt. It is often said that one's personality is shown in one's face, and the owner's personality is all expressed through his smile.I asked a very rude question on the phone beforehand, but they welcomed me with a big smile, and even though they may have been unpleasant customers, they were kind to me.Also, they seemed to have small grandchildren, so they were very understanding of the hardships faced by families with children.They told us that it would be difficult to take a bath by themselves, and that they provided toys for children on the chairs in the dining room. It was helpful.Also, most of the dining areas are reserved for private use, so even though my one-year-old child was running around the entire time, we were able to eat slowly without apologizing to anyone.This is a relaxing and relaxing time that you cannot experience at other popular inns or major hotels.I was also happy that all the dishes were laid out at the beginning, so I was able to eat at my own pace.Since I eat quickly, I want to eat without waiting for one meal after another.At other inns and hotels, I feed my children and don't even touch them at all, but when they come to check on me to see if they've finished eating. I get tired of rushing and worrying, but since everything was laid out here at the beginning, I was able to really enjoy myself and take my time.Also, the WiFi is super fast.The line was thick and there weren't many customers (myself and one other group), so we reserved most of the WiFi line.With super fast WiFi, I was able to quickly complete backups and updates that I had been waiting for. lolWhen I lie down on the futon in my room after dinner, I feel a sense of nostalgia and calmness that makes me feel like I'm staying over at my grandma's house. Anyway, it makes you feel warm and gentle.I was really confused as to why, but I understand.Anyway, the cleaning is perfect and the room is clean and has a good atmosphere. I thought.This beauty made me feel the hostess's hospitality.When asked, "Do you want to come again?"...I want to come again. I'll come back later.It was an inn that I truly hope will never go out of business.It made me think that there is a way to convey hospitality without using physical objects.