伊根の舟屋 雅 別邸

A healing inn in an old fishing village! !

Location: Near the sightseeing boat pier, but quite far from the center, making it quite inconvenient to walk.Location: The ocean is right in front of you, with a spectacular view, but there are no boathouses on the opposite shore.Room: New, clean and stylishService: The most disappointing thing was that I stayed at a boathouse, and although it cost 60,000 yen for a room without meals, the slippers, towels, bath towels, and refrigerator were empty, and there was a plastic bottle near the kettle. There were only two bottles of water and tea leaves...not even coffee, and Ine doesn't have any easy shopping places, so I was really disappointed. Even hotels that cost 60,000 yen and include meals will probably have better slippers, bath towels, and Nespresso than here.I thought this was a very poor value for money just because of the rooms and location.

It's a very relaxing inn with a good location.

The hotel is great, but I can't see Funaya. The service is so-so. It may be that the person is not good enough and is not willing to help because he is afraid of trouble. For example, if your check-in time is not exactly right, he will complain a lot between 4:00 and 5:00. The meals ordered by the hotel are not cost-effective. It is recommended to choose another restaurant by yourself. What is worthy of praise is the supplies provided by the hotel, which are quite good.

Japanese comes after English.Unfortunately, my memories of staying here are disappointing. I am a foreigner who has lived in Japan for more than 10 years and travel there every month, and I have never been forced to make a copy of my ID card.The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare website states:Q. Is it acceptable to ask a foreign guest with a domestic address to present or photocopy his/her residence card for identification purposes?A. No. While it is acceptable to ask for a copy of the resident card at the discretion of the local government, there is no legal basis for such a request.I have an address in Japan, I asked them not to make a photocopy, but they said they would not allow me to stay unless I provided identification for the photocopy. If I come to this place and am told this, I have no choice but to comply. I was sad, angry, and uncomfortable to be forced to submit it without any legal compulsion. The hotel is racist and breaking Japanese law. I have filed an official report with Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare.The hotel room itself was comfortable and nice, but I can't shake the impression that I was treated in a racist manner and the interaction at check-in. The rest of my stay was a blur.I am a travel influencer and own my own travel agency and I was staying to determine if I should recommend this hotel to my followers and clients, but I don't want to make my clients feel uncomfortable, so I am not willing to stay or recommend this hotel. It was a real disappointment.Unfortunately, my memories of this stay were disappointing. I am a foreigner who has lived in Japan for over 10 years and travels every month, but I have never been forced to make a copy of my ID.The website of Japan's Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare says:Q. Can I ask foreign guests who have an address in Japan to present or copy their residence card to confirm their identity? A. Local governments, etc. may request this if necessary, but there is no legal basis for this, so if the guest refuses to present or make a copy, we cannot force them to do so.I told them that I had an address in Japan and asked them to take a photocopy of it, but I was told that unless I provided a photocopy of my ID, they would not allow me to stay. If you come to this place and are told this, you have no choice but to obey. Being forced to unilaterally submit a document even though there is no legal force to do so was sad, infuriating, and unpleasant.The hotel room itself was comfortable and nice, but I can't shake the impression that I was treated in a racist manner during the check-in process. After that, my stay became a bit confusing.I am a travel influencer and also run my own travel company and I was staying to decide whether or not I should recommend this hotel to my followers and customers, but I was disappointed in the customer's unpleasant experience. Because I don't want them to be disappointed, I don't think I can proactively stay at or recommend this hotel. It was really disappointing.

The location faces the street, so the noise of car traffic was surprisingly noticeable.The room was very comfortable and nice.