踊子の園

It was in a place where you would get lost if there wasn't a signboard. I climbed a steep hill and my car was low, so I had to scrape around a bit when I arrived. When I arrived, the first thing I noticed from the outside was that it looked like I had come back to my grandma's house. I thought it was a bit of a failure, but it was very cheap even during the Golden Week period. The room was an old-fashioned tatami room. There were amenities such as a pot, yukata, and toothbrush, but there was no refrigerator. Dinner started at 18:30 and breakfast started at 8:00. The bath is a small ordinary household bath. It was lukewarm. We will listen to each guest's desired bathing time and complete the bath within one hour from that time. Dinner was a course with a boat platter. The dining room was not very large and seemed unable to accommodate a large number of people. It was Golden Week, but there were two groups including us that day. So I was able to spend a quiet and relaxing time. It was a couple, and the husband didn't come out until the end (I'm sure he was a shy and kind person!), but the food for both dinner and breakfast was delicious and we were very satisfied. In addition, my mother had a wide variety of hobbies and had many paintings, papercuts, and other works on display. It was a very nice piece of work.

The way to go is difficult to understand. In any case, there are many uphill slopes, and there are some roads with no guardrails. Although it is a little far from the sea, there is no problem with the location. Free parking available.No Wi-Fi. Smoking is allowed indoors.The room is equipped with a security box, yukata, bath towel, toothbrush, mini towel, and amenities.There is no refrigerator.You can see the ocean from the window in the distance and the air is fresh.Apparently, the bath used to be a hot spring, but now it's not a hot spring, but a regular large bath. It seems that the hot springs have not been restored, but they are very pleasant.Shampoo and body soap are provided in the bath, so if you are concerned about your hair, we recommend bringing shampoo and conditioner with you.A system where lotion and emulsion are mysteriously placed right after you exit the bath.It seems that everyone usually gathered together to eat in the dining room, but now, due to coronavirus precautions, we are having inn-style meals in our rooms.The rice is exquisite.First[Dinner] ☆☆☆☆☆No matter what I eat, the sashimi is fresh, and I was impressed by the fact that the sashimi was freshly caught and had no odor at all! !I have eaten stewed red sea bream in all sorts of places, but it was only when I ate it here that I realized how delicious it truly was. When I asked the proprietress, she told me that the pot used to make the stew was made from some kind of Amway product.Anyway, whatever I ate was delicious, and although the portion was too much, I ended up eating it all because it was so delicious.[Breakfast]☆☆☆This was also a perfect quantity and taste.Baths and toilets are separate, and there is a reservation system for baths.The toilet is shared and there is no washlet.It was a wonderful stay.Now, let's set off to the sea in a good mood.

I stayed on the boat course which included one night and two meals.There was so much food that I ended up having leftovers, but it was really delicious.The landlady also had the feel of a kind grandmother from the countryside, which made me feel at ease.

I stayed for one night with two meals included. Well, the view from the room is quite nice as it is located at the top of the uphill slope that says, ``The road is supposed to be here...?'' The room was on a hill and had good ventilation, but the food was especially amazing. As you can see in the reference photo, it was full of goldfish, mainly boiled with hard goldfish. The goldfish fries were especially delicious. The portion was a little large, and I was so full that I fell asleep immediately after eating it. There are no convenience stores, no WiFi, and no great baths, but I was able to get rid of my usual fatigue. Also, they seem to be taking precautions against the coronavirus, such as having meals delivered to the room.