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The Room and bathroom were very clean. The coffee was especially delicious. Thank you. However, the refrigerator under the TV did not cool properly, and the mineral water remained lukewarm until the next day (even after adjusting the temperature settings).

I stayed for one night. The Room had an ocean view. Despite being November, it was warm thanks to the sunlight. The building might be old, but everything was thoroughly cleaned and felt very comfortable. The drink bar's used glasses were frequently collected, keeping it always clean. During the bath inspection time, the staff worked quickly without being intrusive and even asked about the water temperature, which was very soothing. The water temperature was perfect!

As this Accommodation is run by a seafood restaurant, the meals are exceptionally delicious and very generous in portion size. It’s surprising to be able to enjoy food of this quality at this price. Cape Gyobu, about a 1-minute walk away, offers outstanding views and has been selected for “Japan’s 100 Best Morning Sun Views,” “Japan’s 100 Best Sunset Views,” and “Japan’s 100 Best Night Views,” among others. The Accommodation itself feels like a row-house style villa; it isn’t luxurious, but it is kept neat and clean with no complaints. With a Japanese-style room + Western-style living room + a loft for solo use, it feels spacious. The bath is not an Onsen, but it had a pleasant woody aroma and was very relaxing. This Accommodation is highly recommended for those who don’t need luxury facilities and instead value the location—and above all, the food. [Note] The Yahoo Travel description states dinner: from 18:00 and breakfast: from 7:00, but currently dinner starts at 17:30 and breakfast at 8:00, so please keep that in mind.

I stayed here for one night during a touring trip. It doesn’t have Hotel-style facilities, but it was clean, spacious, and comfortable. I could park my large motorcycle right near the door, making it easy to carry my luggage. The Room is separated into a living area (with a large TV) and a bedroom—far more space than I needed for a solo stay. There’s only a shower (no bathtub), but there’s an Onsen day-use bath just a 1-minute walk away. (I just used the shower; bring your own towel!) The sunset over the sea right in front was incredibly beautiful, and I could even see Mt. Fuji. At the izakaya on the same property, I enjoyed drinks and dinner at the counter while chatting with the owner about sake—an excellent time all around. I was surprised to have such a comfortable stay for about half the price of a basic Business Hotel. There’s also a convenience store about a 5–6 minute walk away. This is an Accommodation I’d definitely like to visit again.