Nishiizu Matsuzaki Itoen Hotel

Check-in is smooth and it is nice to be able to check in only with a signature. There is an explanation of the hotel and meals, and check-out is late at 11:00. After check-in, take off your yukata (the obi is in the room), take the amenities such as cotton swabs, razors, and hair caps (not explained) and go to your room. There were 2 elevators available, so I didn't have to wait to use them, but I think it's the end of the peak season, so it's better to have plenty of time to act. The room is not auto-locked. The room was clean and had a Japanese-Western style ocean view. Great view! In summer, the sea is right in front of you on foot, so swimming in the sea is the best, and the sunset is beautiful. The room has a toilet and bath. Many inns around here have shared toilets, so it's nice to have a toilet in the room. There are 2 single beds. The Japanese-style room is about 6 tatami mats. I want a cover because the futon is left out. There is a refrigerator, TV and washbasin. There are 2 power outlets behind the TV. 1 in the washroom. There is a lighting control for the room on the bedside. The walls are thin and you can hear the noise from the next room quite a bit, and if the wind is strong, you will hear a buzzing noise. It didn't bother me much, but I'm sure some people do. All-you-can-drink alcohol and soft drinks in the evening, and all-you-can-drink soft drinks in the morning. The food content is neither good nor bad, but considering the accommodation price, the cost performance is quite good. But maybe it's the off-season. Feel free to wear a yukata in the hall. The hot springs are small but fine. The body warms from the core. Convenience stores, supermarkets, and eating out would be nice if you had your own car, but it would be inconvenient if you didn't. The best way to use it is to choose a plan with meals and relax at the hotel or go swimming in the sea. Among the Itoen Hotel Group, it can be said that it is a hotel that you would like to use.