This was definitely one of the worst hotels I stayed at in Japan. First, the check-in time was terrible. I arrived by train at 9 PM, which wasn't late, but when I got to the front desk, they said the front desk closed at 8 PM. Before coming, I specifically checked the Google Maps website and reviews, and there was no mention of this. After ringing the doorbell for ages, an elderly man came out with a terrible attitude, and I barely managed to check in. Only after checking in did I find that some local third-party platforms like Rakuten Tour listed the check-in time. I understand there are many rules in Japan, but it's really unreasonable that the official website doesn't clearly state this. They should just leave the key in a convenient location for guests to pick up. 😐 The hotel probably used to be an apartment building; you can cook in the room, but the hygiene is appalling. It's almost a kilometer from the sea, but there were spiders and spider webs in the drains and at the entrance, along with many insects.
You have to figure out how to use the water heater in the room before you can even shower, which is completely unnecessary.
Overall, compared to surrounding hotels priced around 600, their 300 price tag truly reflects quality. However, some aspects are simply beyond the acceptable minimum, which is hard to understand. I suggest not listing this hotel on this platform.
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