Toi Fujiya Hotel

We stayed as a family of four.Unfortunately it rained that day, but when we pulled up to the entrance, staff guided us right away and we were able to check in comfortably. From being shown to our Room to the attentive dining service, the overall hospitality was excellent and we were very satisfied. We chose a private Room with an open-air bath, and the cypress tub filled with free-flowing Onsen water smelled wonderful—the water itself was outstanding. It’s irresistible for Onsen lovers.After making a Reservation for an ocean-side Room, I looked it up online and felt a bit disappointed that it didn’t seem to be right on the waterfront. In the end, though, the view wasn’t bad at all and we could still see the sea, so it worked out well. The rooftop open-air bath (public bath) had an even better ocean view.The meals were also excellent. That said—this applies to many Ryokan—since it isn’t a buffet-style meal, I regretted not being able to finish everything. If you want to fully enjoy dinner, it’s best to keep lunch very light.Another plus was how close Toi Kinzan is. It’s enjoyable regardless of the weather; we visited before check-in even in the rain, and our kids seemed to have a great time.Some areas still have a retro Showa-era feel and do show their age a bit, but that actually added charm. The guest Rooms have been nicely renovated and were comfortable, and with such great Onsen baths overall, this is an Accommodation we’d definitely like to return to.

- The open-air bath attached to the Room was excellent.- I think the Room needs more power outlets.- There was a protruding stone at the lower right of the door leading from the large public bath to the open-air bath, and I got injured.- The futon was put away during breakfast, but I think this should be done at check-out.That day, the sunset was amazing. The next day, we really enjoyed gold panning. Thank you very much.