Hotel Hirose

My travel plan was to take 4 nights and 5 days off and travel from Fukushima to various parts of the Hokuriku region as far as I could go by car.Perhaps because it was the last day of a three-day holiday, there were rooms with baths with great views available, and I was able to choose a course that included puffer fish and crab.Although the scale is not very large, it is a very comfortable hotel.Best of all, the view of the bay from our room was very calm, and both the evening we arrived and the morning glow the next day were beautiful.It's also the end of summer so it's hot when you open the windows, but you can still hear the sound of ripples.The bath in the room has a Jacuzzi, but there is no blindfold or diffusion glass, so even though it's on the 3rd floor, if you're not careful, you can see it from the beach, although I didn't walk that far.The hotel only has an indoor bath, and it's so hot that you can feel the heat, but it's a pity that there is no open-air bath.The room and front desk are nice, but you can't open the windows in the hallway, so it's stuffy too.There were several electric fans spinning.Is it only hot in the summer?The crab I ate at Nou in Niigata on the first day was more delicious, but the puffer fish was delicious, the puffer fish hotpot was also great, and the fillet sake (1200 yen) was quite delicious. It's different from the ones sold in cups.There is also a walking path along the coastline where there are rocks and torii gates, so you can walk along the coast to the next village beyond Mt.It's located near the Mikata Goko Lakes, but now I want to go sightseeing there as well.

Although it is a little oldIt was a nice stay♪

There is a promenade nearby and you can see a shrine and a rock with a cave near the coast. There is a beach right behind the hotel. There was a Showa retro throttle.

I visited on the JTB Tabimonogatari tour. |It was a large hotel that I think would have been crowded in the Showa era. …