Hotel Ito Powell

The room faces the sea and is very large. It has a double bed and a tatami. When I arrived on the first morning, I sat on the bed and watched the sunrise. I was very touched by the service. I enjoyed hot spring baths every day and lived a comfortable life. It is close to Ito Station and the route is convenient. There is a Yokoji Line in front of the hotel. Turn left and there is a McDonald's. Turn right. 7-11 and a large supermarket and duty-free shop

A great hot spring hotel, very close to Ito Station, with a balcony facing the sea. You can watch the sunrise from the balcony in the morning. There are supermarkets and Maimen nearby. Although the front desk doesn't speak much English, the service is still very friendly and they will also give English instructions for using the hot springs.

An old-fashioned Japanese-style hotel with a stunning sea view. It happened to be a small fireworks display. The waiters were all elderly and very enthusiastic. They spoke fluent English. The included dinner would be boring to eat for several days. Free shaved ice. It's perfect for summer. The eels next to it are very nice. It's very close to Ito Station on foot. There's also a bathing beach next to it. The waves are not big, so it's suitable for children to play.

The style of the Showa period is relatively old. The air conditioner has a history, but the refrigeration is not yet there. The room is large. In addition to two single beds, there is also a Japanese-style small room that can be used as a floor. The full sea view of the room exceeds expectations, and the window is less than 20 meters from the sea. The hot spring has two outdoor and indoor pools, and the outdoor one faces the sea with a full sea view.

位置很好，離車站5分鐘步行，對面有麥當勞和一個本地果子店。禮賓老爺爺會在門口拿着名單等你，英文很流利。沒定上飯，去吃的宇佐美孤獨美食家打卡的烤肉。訂的海景房，800不到，在3樓，餐廳同層，走廊有菜味兒…房間巨大，設定了土間玄關，走廊簡易廚房（爐已封），走廊梳粧台，還有一間和室，陽台無遮擋海景，腦補泡沫經濟時代的繁榮。現在設施巨破😂，但都乾淨能用……晚上海風吹得鋁合金拉門哐哐響，配合海浪聲，洗手間有膠布補貼，牆面裂縫。公湯在地下一層，室外池可以看海景。

房間裝修有點老舊，但很乾凈，酒店服務不錯。

Since the building is quite old, both the interior and the hallways have deteriorated considerably. There are many gaps in the hallways that are covered with tape, and there is only one elevator, which is quite inconvenient. The room feels like a slightly larger business hotel. There is a unit bath in the room, but it is very dirty. Both the open-air and indoor baths are small. Most of the users are elderly, and many of the staff are also elderly. is. It is not barrier-free, so people with disabilities should refrain from using it.

When I got off on the 6th floor by taking an elevator that didn't come easily by myself, I felt like I was remodeling a resort apartment in the Showa era. The room was spacious enough to spread the extra bed attached to the wall, and it was convenient to have a small sink. The building is old! I thought that, but the open-air bath facing the sea, the luxurious boiled alfonsino, grilled abalone steak, pork shabu, tempura, and so on for dinner, and delicious dried fish for breakfast. The reception of the staff was also wonderful and I was able to have a good feeling. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone looking for the latest equipment, but I was very satisfied with the value for money and warm hospitality.

The exterior is quite old, but when you enter the building, it feels like the Showa era, but it is well maintained and the staff are all veterans, giving you a sense of security. The room is full of Showa feeling, but it was a room where you can stay slowly. From the location, from the room, from the open-air bath, you can enjoy a magnificent view of the sea front. There was also a fireworks display and I could see it perfectly from the room. Dinner is not luxurious, but sashimi (with raw shirasu), grilled abalone dance, shabu-shabu, and the main dish is boiled goldfish! The seasoning was delicious as well. By the time the kamameshi is cooked, I'm already full. The breakfast the next day is a buffet. It was nice to be able to bake dried mackerel, dried mackerel, salmon and pufferfish by ourselves. We look forward to seeing you again on your next trip to Ito!