Hotel Michishio

The hotel is good, The highlights would be the food, the dinning food is very good for the price, the sashimi is delicious and the beef was nice, the sides were all great and you definitely won't go hungry. Breakfast was better than the normal breakfast you might find, the Marinated fish was delicious with plenty of rice to eat. Still a standard Japanese breakfast beyond that tho.The room we were in was plenty big enough for 4 people, the room is clean and not that dated, but plenty of traditional scratches and scraps on walls and furniture. The air-conditioning unit was full of mold and the air moving ability was broken as it looks like the vans were broken. The humidifier filters were very filthy and we needed to clean them before using them. The beds were unfortunately typical old style futon ie none existent and so it felt like you were sleeping on the floor, I've again stayed in other Ryokan where they use a more foam material and it's infinitely better, if you need support while sleeping this bed isn't for you. The room has a good size fridge, a small bath and shower is included in the room but not needed as the public bath is included in the hotel which is nice, the water temperature is very nice but the outside section isn't very good and the indoor section is medium to small.The service was okay, I don't know why but it seemed like most of the Japanese attendants weren't the most professional in my opinion being a bit too informal whereas the non Japanese attendants were fantastic and couldn't be better. We didn't have the best start to the 2 nights as when we checked in we were informed that because one of our toddler twins did not have the futon/meal option they therefore wouldn't be allowed any Yukata, or towels or anything at all, so we had paid ¥5000 or so just for the privilege to have our child along with us which is just baffling as I've recently been to an Onsen in Gero and we did the same and they couldn't be any more inviting, plenty of towels and yukatas for everyone regardless of plan. The other grinding point is most Ryokans I've been to Coffee and other amenities like this are free as a service and good hospitality. Not here coffee is ¥300 for essentially a Nespresso sooooo nobody in their right mind would buy one and just portrays the cost cutting penny pinching of the hotel.The surrounding area is very empty with not much here other than a beach, not the best place to explore.Good hotel that could be better, I feel they could do more but are limited by customer and cost

Seafood for dinner is really deliciousThe room was clean inside and I was able to relax.However, there are no shops around the area, so you will need to buy anything you need before entering the accommodation.

To go to Ishigami-san and Ise-sanI decided on this one. The location was good, and both dinner and breakfast were delicious. I was very satisfied because I ate lots of lobster, abalone, and other seafood. I think all hotels put a lot of effort into their dinner, but while many hotels have a large number of breakfast items and each one isn't very tasty, this hotel has a smaller number of items, but it's simple and doesn't have any unnecessary items. And it was very delicious.Take photos in front of the hotel even after checking outWhile I was taking pictures, people asked me if I wanted to take pictures, and even though it was quite a distance from the parking lot until I turned the corner of the road, I stayed there all the time.I thought it was wonderful how thoughtful they were, waving at me.

Open-air bath with ocean viewThe temperature is low so you can stay inside for a long time.I was healed by the sound of the wavesIt's so much that I can't even finish the boat platter for dinner.

Probably my first time staying here.Choose a room with a bed☝️There is also a massage chair💺, and the view from the window is an ocean view🌊The refrigerator in the room is empty, so if you want to drink something, we recommend you buy it outside and bring it with you.There are vending machines inside the building, but the prices are high.The hot spring ♨️ has one indoor bath and one small open-air bath.It happened to be reserved 😀At dinner, each person was given a free local beer 🍺.Bubbles, turban shell, sea bream, tuna, and amberjack on the boat 🐟️Also included is lobster sashimi 🦐I received a lot of other things, but they were normal for Odari. . .The taste is also normal. . .I also ordered a sample of local sake 🍶, and it cost about 1,700 yen for 3 types in a choko mouth.If you mess up, you won't even have a cup, right?And this price is high!! ️Breakfast is also average. . .So I feel like I can't give more than 3 stars.I guess it didn't feel special.There was a smoking room🚬 on the first floor.

The hotel is good, The highlights would be the food, the dinning food is very good for the price, the sashimi is delicious and the beef was nice, the sides were all great and you definitely won't go hungry. Breakfast was better than the normal breakfast you might find, the Marinated fish was delicious with plenty of rice to eat. Still a standard Japanese breakfast beyond that tho.The room we were in was plenty big enough for 4 people, the room is clean and not that dated, but plenty of traditional scratches and scraps on walls and furniture. The air-conditioning unit was full of mold and the air moving ability was broken as it looks like the vans were broken. The humidifier filters were very filthy and we needed to clean them before using them. The beds were unfortunately typical old style futon ie none existent and so it felt like you were sleeping on the floor, I've again stayed in other Ryokan where they use a more foam material and it's infinitely better, if you need support while sleeping this bed isn't for you. The room has a good size fridge, a small bath and shower is included in the room but not needed as the public bath is included in the hotel which is nice, the water temperature is very nice but the outside section isn't very good and the indoor section is medium to small.The service was okay, I don't know why but it seemed like most of the Japanese attendants weren't the most professional in my opinion being a bit too informal whereas the non Japanese attendants were fantastic and couldn't be better. We didn't have the best start to the 2 nights as when we checked in we were informed that because one of our toddler twins did not have the futon/meal option they therefore wouldn't be allowed any Yukata, or towels or anything at all, so we had paid ¥5000 or so just for the privilege to have our child along with us which is just baffling as I've recently been to an Onsen in Gero and we did the same and they couldn't be any more inviting, plenty of towels and yukatas for everyone regardless of plan. The other grinding point is most Ryokans I've been to Coffee and other amenities like this are free as a service and good hospitality. Not here coffee is ¥300 for essentially a Nespresso sooooo nobody in their right mind would buy one and just portrays the cost cutting penny pinching of the hotel.The surrounding area is very empty with not much here other than a beach, not the best place to explore.Good hotel that could be better, I feel they could do more but are limited by customer and cost