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南知多町日間賀島常山23-1, 常山 日間賀島 知多郡南知多町, 知多郡 愛知県 470-3504, Japan
contacts phone: +81 569-68-3001
website: www.umidori.net
larger map & directionsLatitude: 34.7011873, Longitude: 136.9984464
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::There is an open-air bath in the room, but it is surrounded by a door and cannot be opened because there is a busy road in front of it.There is no point in having an open-air bath even though there is a vast ocean in front of you. The bathroom is small and there is only a mirror, which is very inconvenient. The faucet was difficult to use, and the tatami room had no sofa and the TV was very small. Considering the price (about 70,000 yen for 2 people), the service was only water and no morning coffee. Check out is also at 10am. I was so disappointed in so many things.
山田千亜貴
::Both dinner and breakfast were just the right amount (^ー^) Unfortunately, the hot water in the open-air bath in the room would stop running unless you turned it on.
toshio inada
::This is a small inn that accommodates up to 5 groups per day. The room has a semi-open-air bath with circulation. The hotel is located by the sea, so the view of the sea is beautiful. This time, I made a reservation for the natural blowfish course. Fugu! Sweet and exquisite! Tessa, grilled, chopped, shabu-shabu electronic lip drum. The grilled milt is huge and creamy. The breakfast also comes with pickled blowfish, which makes it a dashi chazuke. This is also delicious. Very satisfied with the food. I also liked the detailed service provided by the landlady. The only thing I am dissatisfied with is Himakajima.
MASAHIRO YAMADA
::A timeless moment that flows through the relaxing days of Kashima. It's right next to West Port (Himapo), which is crowded with people during busy times, but just a short walk (1 minute walk) will bring you to the Tako station, and if you follow the road, you'll be there in no time. Does it look like a guesthouse from the outside? It's such a beautiful and hidden gem. The hospitality is pleasant and women can choose a yukata in their favorite color 👘 There are 4 rooms on the 2nd floor and 1 room on the 1st floor. The bath is private and open-air, so you can take a bath at any time, and the wind can be adjusted with the unrivaled door. There is also a bath indoors. Both dinner and breakfast are served in a private room on the first floor, where you can enjoy a view of the ocean without hesitation. (Rooms on the first floor are courtyard type) For adults who want to spend their special time ``relaxed'' without being disturbed by anyone. I stayed there and made memories that will last a lifetime 🐙
清治齊藤
::This room has a semi-open-air bath. It's a lattice door so you can't see it from the outside. Although it is a guest house, it feels like a culinary inn. The landlady is friendly and will give you a lot of information. Seasoned seaweed from Himakajima is said to be difficult to find even at inns. There were only four rooms on the second floor, and the first floor was a dining room. The voices of people at other restaurants didn't bother me at all. The sashimi was perfect, and this time it also came with tessa. Among them, there was lobster sashimi, which was very tender. The next day's breakfast was miso soup made with spiny lobster gala, and the aroma and taste wafted through my nose and into my brain.