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I chose this Accommodation because I love staying in renovated traditional Japanese houses. I stayed at Masuno Residence with a sauna. Since it’s in Kushimoto, access from the city isn’t great, but it was so wonderful that it more than made up for the trip! The Room was incredibly spacious and spotless, and the heating was already on when we arrived, so it was very comfortable. They provided swimsuits and ponchos for the sauna, a relaxation area, and a large sauna where you can do self löyly. My husband, who loves saunas, was thrilled and said, “The person who designed this really knows saunas!” You can access the indoor bath directly from the sauna and cold plunge pool, and there are roller screens as well, so it felt like a place you could enjoy even with friends or with someone of the opposite sex. We were also impressed that drinks and Häagen-Dazs were provided. The meal was luxurious from the appetizers onward—featuring Kushimoto tuna—and all of the staff were polite and full of hospitality, so we had a wonderful time. Checkout was at 11:00, which meant we could enjoy a late breakfast and then relax in the sauna and baths right up until the last minute. I’ve never written a Hotel Review before, but we truly had such a great time that I wanted to share. We’ll be back!

We were very satisfied with the Hotel, the staff’s service, and the meals! We truly appreciate the staff’s thoughtful hospitality. I’ve stayed at many Hotels, but this became one of the most memorable. We had a wonderful anniversary. Thank you very much.

Our trip consisted of seven people: my parents, husband, and three children (a high school freshman, a middle school second-year student, and an elementary fifth-grader). Due to my mistake during the reservation process, I accidentally listed six adults and left out my fifth-grade daughter. I realized this just before our stay and informed the front desk at check-in. They responded so kindly and promptly adjusted the number of futons and towels for us. I was incredibly grateful! They eased my worries about whether we might not be able to stay, making our multiple night stay feel so short. We were soothed by the open-air bath, enjoyed delicious meals, and created unforgettable summer vacation memories! Although it was a bit far from Aichi Prefecture, I truly feel it was worth the trip! Not one of us had any complaints—just pure fun in Wakayama Prefecture! To the front desk staff who helped us that day: thank you so much!! I regret not asking for your name; you were truly professional as a hotel staff member. Thank you again! ( ´∀｀)

It was our first time glamping, and the Room was very clean. The location was perfect, and even with our car parked there was a wide grassy area—enough space to play badminton. The meal selection was plentiful, with meat, seafood, and vegetables, and it also came with rice balls. They even included a small amount of soy sauce so we could make grilled rice balls, which were delicious. The staff were all very kind and made us feel welcome. I gave the bath 4 stars because there is only a shower—fine for this season, but in winter I’d want to soak in a bathtub, so I deducted one point. It’s a place I would definitely like to visit again!

Soaking in the jacuzzi under a sky full of stars with the lights off and enjoying a morning coffee while gazing at the sea was absolutely wonderful. The sauna gave off a cozy campfire vibe, which was also enjoyable. The terrace had a net, so even our beloved dog could relax safely. For pets, dishes, wet wipes for paws, and two pet sheets were provided. Additionally, insect repellent spray, bug spray, an extra outdoor lantern (bright enough that we didn’t need to use it), sandals for each person, seasoning salt and pepper mix, chili powder, and mineral water were all prepared in the Room—no need to bring anything! There was also an ice maker and drinks available for purchase. A sturdy gas grill was available free of charge along with two types of tongs. Having a lidded trash bin nearby was surprisingly convenient. At night, you can see inside through the glass at the entrance; adding hooks to hang towels or curtains would make it feel more secure during bedtime. I admired how they picked up trash from the beach—it left an impression on me! The sea was clear and beautiful; I felt completely relaxed from check-in to check-out.

From the hostess’s warm welcome to the stunning third-floor Room and terrace with exceptional views. The Room has windows on three sides. Open the door and you’re greeted by a view of Cape Shionomisaki. A terrace where you can enjoy both sunset and sunrise. Every dish was delicious—we ordered two servings each of the meat course and the fish course, and ended up overeating. I was a bit surprised that access to the Room was via an outdoor staircase I hadn’t expected, but once you come down the stairs, Cape Shionomisaki is right in front of you. If it had been raining, getting around might have been tough, but luckily the rain from the previous day had cleared, temperatures rose, and my mood soared too. The bath is not an Onsen, but while it shows its age, it was clean and felt well maintained. Another thing I loved was the “duvet cover.” It felt so nice that I want to find one for home—I wish I’d asked what brand it was. The Room itself was so comfortable, and it was great to just zone out while gently swaying in the hammock.

I stayed for one night with my husband, and the Room was clean. There is no bath or meals provided, but there is an Onsen nearby and also restaurants where you can eat. Recommended if you are traveling by car. The ocean-side view was amazing—Hashitaka Rock Bridge was right in front of us, and we were very satisfied to be able to see the sunrise from the Room.