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We stayed in a Room with an open-air bath. The staff were so kind and attentive that we almost felt undeserving, and the meals exceeded our expectations—we were truly satisfied. The view from the Room was wonderful, and we were able to enjoy a blissful time soaking in the open-air bath. We would definitely like to stay again. (My wife was also very satisfied and said she’d like to make this our regular Accommodation whenever we visit Ise-Shima.)

The Accommodation is tucked away at the top of a narrow uphill road that’s just about the width of a car through the village—very much a fishing-village inn kind of setting. There are several parking spaces by the entrance, large enough to fit an Alphard/Vellfire. The building stretches east to west; from the Room at the eastern end and from the rooftop, you can see the sea. I’ve heard it’s a long-established place with quite a history. Despite that, it has been flawlessly renewed with no obvious signs of renovation: spacious interiors, quality furniture and décor with a modern sensibility, and everything is spotless. The staff are pleasantly cool—attentive without being overbearing. Shaguji Onsen is said to be around pH 9.4, giving it that true Onsen feel. It’s apparently heated, but perhaps due to the season and weather, I found the large public bath slightly on the cool side. You can buy post-bath beer from an indoor vending machine. Dinner isn’t the typical seaside style of simply piling on “fresh seafood.” The healthy set I chose was refined and appropriately portioned. It also seems possible to order additional meat, seafood, or late-night dishes separately. The craft beer and the house-labeled chilled sake pair very well with the food. The dining area is table seating in what seems to have once been a large tatami hall, now fully partitioned with movable panels. It’s not one of those common setups where they hang curtains in open booths or rely on transoms and gaps near your feet while calling it “semi-private.” Breakfast rice porridge was deliciously seasoned; TKG (rice topped with raw egg) was excellent as well. Raw egg isn’t “cooking,” but I suspect careful ingredient selection and skillful rice preparation make all the difference. When leaving, I was surprised to see what seemed like the young proprietress quietly polishing my shoes for me—almost too kind for my everyday footwear. Judging from Reviews, they keep making steady small improvements over time, so I’m looking forward to returning.

Everything was exceptionally good!!! The food was delicious, and we were very satisfied with the Room. All the staff were wonderful, and the service was excellent. Please be sure to use the open-air bath in the sky at night. The stars were unbelievably beautiful, and it was truly relaxing.

The room I stayed in felt outdated overall, and the three-piece unit bathroom was particularly small and inconvenient. However, everything else was clean and well-maintained. The view from the accommodation lived up to its reputation as a "scenic inn," offering stunning sunsets. A sandy beach is just a short walk away, making it ideal for swimming in summer. Guests can enjoy a private open-air bath once for free. There are two options: a cypress bath and a larger-than-usual tub bath; I recommend the tub bath for its size. Although the public bath lacked scenic views, I had it all to myself during my visit, allowing me to relax fully with plenty of space. The meals were exceptional both morning and evening—highly recommended for sashimi or seafood lovers! The spiny lobster sashimi was sweet and incredibly delicious. The next morning's spiny lobster miso soup had rich flavors from the broth and was equally delightful. The staff were friendly and welcoming, making this an accommodation I'd love to visit again!