"Nice cozy hotel full of friendly people"

"This was my third visit. I was blown away by the quality and quantity of the fugu course the first time around, and was so satisfied I returned. However, this time, the portions were significantly reduced. The sashimi was only two-thirds the size, the fried chicken had no meat, just the bits of meat attached to the bone, and the tetchiri had so little bone that it didn't really have any flavor, and the portion was tiny. The rice porridge lacked any umami. There was no greeting or farewell upon arrival. Even though they have a large public bath, can two people fit in the tub? It's not a hot spring. The rooms aren't particularly good. The only highlights were the hearty fugu dishes, typical of the region, and the all-you-can-drink craft beer in the lounge. If the fugu dishes were so shoddy, it wouldn't be worth 60,000 yen per person (including alcohol). The staff also lacked hospitality. I was stunned when they accidentally brought sparkling wine from one customer to the other at dinner. I know many inns that started out good but then gradually deteriorated in terms of food and hospitality, and this one seems to be a typical example. I won't be returning."

"I used it alone and was satisfied. It was convenient because there were supermarkets, convenience stores, drugstores, and restaurants nearby."

"Great location if you managed to end up in Obama. Dates but with character"

"The innkeepers were so kind to a couple of American tourists somewhat in over their heads. The room was jaw-dropping, as was the view. We were caught a little off guard by just how much food was included with the breakfast and dinner (they're multi-course affairs), but it was all delicious. Staying at this inn was absolutely one of the highlights of our several weeks in Japan."

"Never felt more welcome and cared for during my trip than in this hotel. Everybody from front to restaurant was kind, helpfull and forgiving of mistakes. The room is so beautifull, the smell of the tatami is so good. The things in the room are clearly chosen and cared for with love. And the view, well you will never get tired of looking out over the coastline with the boats going in and out and people fishing from the pier. The diner was a perfect display of culinary skill and in line with the season. It was a feast for the eye as well as the mouth. Breakfast was perfect as well. Same as above. The common bath was also just right, if you are early enough you can look at the sea while enjoing it. Thank you everybody, it could not have been better."

"I got an accommodation ticket as a catalog gift and chose this because I wanted to stay at an old folk house. I was very grateful for your willingness to respond to requests for additional people. The amenities were unique to the local area, and the interior was a fashionable space perfect for the atmosphere of an old folk house. The bath and kitchen were new, clean and comfortable. I was able to spend a wonderful time while feeling extraordinary."

"I think it depends on the time of year, not many rooms, but I was able to spend a relaxing time. It feels like The Japanese house, but it was renovated and the building was clean. The seafood centered on pufferfish is luxurious in quality and quantity and is very satisfying. The staff also explained the food and kindly responded. The bath is small and I think only about ３～４ people can enter, but I think it's okay if you stagger the time. It was near the beach, so I was able to go out to the sea immediately and it was pleasant to take a walk."

"It was worth the amount. I couldn't enter because the bath was too dirty."