Hotel Taiyo Farm Komitsu

We were able to stay at a reasonable price, and it even included breakfast and dinner. We felt the meals offered great value for money. It seems there is an udon buffet at another location, so we’d like to try staying there someday. We were very satisfied.

We stayed for 2 nights in one Room for three people. The total was JPY 37,200 (JPY 33,480 after point rewards). At an effective JPY 5,580 per person per night with two meals included, it’s unbelievably affordable.The Room was more luxurious than the photos on the official site—rather than a typical triple Room, it felt like a suite with three beds added. There is no large public bath, but the in-room bathroom was spacious and even had a changing area, so we were satisfied. It had automatic filling and temperature control—and surprisingly, a jet bath as well. Not exactly a complaint, but since the Room is so large, it would be even more comfortable with a bigger table or something like a loaner table (as in the first photo, the table is sized for two and there’s quite a bit of unused space).Dinner is buffet-style, and you prepare your own small pot for pork shabu-shabu. The cuts vary somewhat, but it’s not thin scraps; it has just the right amount of fat and feels higher quality than typical all-you-can-eat chain shabu-shabu places. It was also delicious with mizuna greens and onions from the salad section added in. Other items were also impressive—for example fried chicken (chicken nanban?) came with what seemed like homemade tartar sauce loaded with ingredients—and there was great variety in side dishes such as takoyaki, edamame, and grated yam. Overall it felt a bit more upscale than an ordinary Business Hotel buffet. Alcohol is JPY 500 per drink (tax included), and if you’re on a Multiple Night Stay and let them know you don’t need cleaning service, each person receives one drink voucher.Breakfast is a standard buffet with vegetables plus sausages, bacon, grilled fish, eggs, etc., which is more than enough considering the price. The sausages are grilled rather than boiled—nice and crisped up—which I personally liked.The only downside—though not an issue with the Accommodation itself—is that there’s nothing around nearby. If you plan to go out anywhere, you’ll probably need a car. Even so, this Hotel offers such great value that it would likely still be inexpensive even if you used taxis each time. We happen to have errands nearby as well, so we plan to stay again next year and beyond.