Katsusenryokan Shimahanto

We chose the plan that comes with a platter of luxurious seafood such as spiny lobster, flatfish, and abalone.I had a very good stay in many ways.This time I traveled with a 2 month old baby.I made a comment when I made the reservation, and they gave me a vacant room next door, so I was able to accommodate my child with ease even when my child cried at night.Dinner was also served in a private room, so even when I cried during the meal, I was able to eat slowly without worrying about those around me.We need to sterilize baby bottles, so we borrowed a bucket, put a plastic bag inside it, and created an improvised baby bottle sterilizer.There may be quite a few options, but they seemed to be flexible as long as it wasn't busy, which was very helpful.I chose this meal for my wife who loves seafood, but is it enough for two people? I was surprised by the amount.There is enough food for about 5 people.I love sashimi, so I still enjoyed it beautifully.The fried sea bream skin was unexpectedly delicious and became my wife's favorite.The sea bream itself was surprisingly fatty, and I found the fat to be delicious.Naturally, the spiny lobsters came out the next morning completely clear.The only disappointing part was the fruit in the final dessert.Dessert is an extra charge, so I would have liked more. The orange and kiwi were both delicious, so just one slice was not enough.Ah, the deep-fried sea bream scales were a little salty, so I think it would be nice if you could make it a little salty in advance and add some salt next to it to adjust the taste.Breakfast is served in the banquet hall on the second floor, but unfortunately it's a mediocre experience.The heads of spiny lobster left over from the previous day's luxurious dinner were used as soup, but the heads of flounder and sea bream were not reused.I think it would be great if this could be grilled or simmered.Overall, it feels very good.The building looks like an old guesthouse, and the view from the room I stayed in is not particularly good, but if you're looking for great service and food, this is the place for you.Also, there were some 1 star comments about the food, but I somehow understood them.The portion is so large (not unusually large) that by the time you eat it, you may end up feeling fuller than the taste.No matter how delicious it is, if I eat too much of the same thing, I get bored of it, so I think that's probably the reason.If my wife's brother is a Muslim and he eats fish, I would like to bring my brother-in-law's fish next time.thank you very much.

This trip, I wanted to enjoy cooking and my husband found this place because I like sashimi.I was able to have an enjoyable meal with sashimi and food that exceeded my expectations.When my husband said he wanted to see the sunrise, he also told me a nice place.The breakfast was also light to the taste of my wife and I, and we were very satisfied with everything.Go around Meoto Iwa etc.On the ferry ride home, I talked about how much I wanted to go there again, and even showed the photos to friends I met that day and bragged about it.It was a fun and wonderful tripthank you very much.

This is the second time I have come here.Recommended for people who want to eat lots of fresh fish at a great price! ! (The photo shows the special plan with funamori. Starting from 2 people, it will be served in funamori.)Funamori's sea bream and spiny lobster are very delicious, but the best dish is the small horse mackerel, where the chef's detailed work shines. I like tataki.As for bottled beer, you can choose Asahi or Kirin, and it costs about 800 yen. There was also an Ise-limited drink called ``Saku'' on the alcohol menu. I think this was about 900 yen for a glass.The room is a normal Japanese-style room, and although it doesn't have a great view, it is well-cleaned and comfortable.(By the way, dinner is served in a separate private room, and breakfast is served in the banquet hall with other guests.)The bath is a hot spring with a moderate temperature, around 40-42 degrees. The floor is a little slippery probably because it's a hot spring. It's not that big and there's only one hair dryer, so I think it's best to pop in when it's empty. Also, face towels are provided in the rooms, but there are no bath towels, so we recommend bringing your own if you need one. (It seems that a thin towel larger than a face towel is sold separately for 100 yen)Both the room and bath are showing their age, so it may not be suitable for those who are concerned about that.As for the staff, they were perfect both last time and this time. They were very kind and friendly.I will go again!

Thank you for your help✨. The food was delicious and I couldn't finish it. As someone who grew up in the mountains, it was a memorable dinner for me. This time, I will let you stay with my wife.