Nakamuraya

The room and toilet had been renovated and were very clean.The food, both dinner and breakfast, was very delicious.

I spend more than 50 nights a year, and this time I get a high rating because I can enjoy delicious fish dishes at a reasonable price while also swimming in the sea. ? ? (Suspicious) I made a reservation here.However, those expectations were quickly betrayed.First of all, the woman who was being shown around looked gloomy.When I entered the door, there was a warm and unimpressive "Welcome", but there was no one to say "Please", and I didn't know what to do, there was no attentiveness or concern, and there was no smile at all, so I took off my shoes. I'm confused as to whether it's okay or not.Well, I thought it would be fine as long as the food was good, Robbie? As I was relaxing in the restaurant, I saw a poster of assorted sashimi and had high expectations, but when it came time for dinner, I was surprised to find that the sashimi was poor, the color was poor, and it was only about 1/5 of the amount shown on the poster. Even inns in mountainous areas offer more impressive accommodations. It's hard to believe that the ocean is right in front of you.The only other dishes I made were a small bowl of half a potato fried and four types of fish that I grilled myself. The rice was just a small cold rice ball (I think it was the leftover rice ball that was served in the morning) wrapped in plastic wrap and nothing else was added. Do you think this is enough to satisfy an adult?I can't help but be shocked at the amount of food that doesn't even fill up 5 minutes. I was made fun of. I should have taken a photo and posted it. We need to let the world know more widely.Naturally, the breakfast was meager and I finished it in 10 minutes (the breakfast at some gyudon restaurant was much more generous) and I quickly returned to my room.Then, the lights in the room and the entrance that had been turned on were turned off, and in the meantime, the rice cracker futon, which was so small that I thought it was for a child (so small that you could see its legs), was quickly put away, and the pot and teacup, which had no ice in them, were put away. Even the set had been cleaned up. (It's still 7:30)This has never happened before. That's impossible.I was beyond angry at the attitude of prioritizing the accommodation's convenience rather than the customers' perspective. I guess they aren't treated like humans. It's insane and extremely rude. I want to see the owner's face.The word-of-mouth ratings are probably full of shills, so it's probably best to ignore the high ratings. It would be nice to be able to give negative ratings instead of 1-5 ratings.This was the first time I stayed in a hotel where I felt like I was being made a fool of. This was the worst accommodation I've ever stayed at, including overseas.I wish they would stop advertising themselves as fisherman's inns. You're posting it well and shamelessly. I was totally fooled. Even the photos fooled me. It's a serious scam.It's an uncomfortable inn that makes you want to go home as soon as possible.(good point)I can't find it at all.(Bad point, disappointing point)I can't see the host's face.There is no air conditioner in the hallway so it's hot.The stairs are steep and difficult to go up and down.There are no towels or paper towels to dry your hands in the restroom next to the dining hall.The staff are dark and don't greet you.Perhaps they don't want to meet customers face-to-face, but the staff doesn't seem to be paying attention to them and it's quiet.It's not cost effective at all. For this content, even 5,000 yen is expensive.Terrible profit-grabbing managementMakes me want to never stay there again.The prepared towels are worn out and have broken threads.Naturally, there was no yukata.There is no raw vegetable salad for breakfast or dinner.I'm embarrassed to be selling fish.Everything about the food and customer service is not only elaborate, but cut corners.The cashier, who was probably his wife, didn't make eye contact with us, looked silent and dark, and without saying goodbye (although I wasn't expecting her), she stood at the back of the entrance and said, ``Thank you very much,'' with an expressionless expression. "Their voices were so low that I couldn't convey my gratitude at all.I'm surprised that facilities like this still exist in this Reiwa era, perhaps because they don't feel some sense of immorality towards the accommodation industry and taking money from guests. I can't close my mouth at that insensitivity.I am still staying at other accommodation facilities, but the quality and service exceeded my expectations and I would like to use them again.I wonder when I will forget the memories of this terrible inn.I can think of a lot of services that are unique to a family business, but I think greetings, smiling, and other services can be done at any time without spending time or money. The owner's excuse is nothing more than cutting corners.I don't want anyone who is thinking of staying here to feel the same way.It was a series of unbelievable things.The price, quantity, quality, and attention to detail are completely different from the Shintani Ryokan next door.

It was a beautiful room. Dinner was also very delicious.

When I contacted them over the phone, they told me what they thought I was doing, and even after confirming that they had made a mistake, they didn't even apologize...I wanted to use them again in the future, but I was kind of disappointed by the disappointing phone response...💧