2-Star Hotels in Kaiyo

Overall fairly clean

We stayed in a “Family Room” with a view of the bay. The room was bigger than the two of us actually needed, with a bedroom with three single beds, a living room with a couch, coffee table, hassock and small TV. But we wanted to have a view of the water from our room, and this was perfect. There was a large sliding glass door that opened from the living room onto a spacious deck that overlooked the bay. In a separate cabin nearby there is a family hot tub that can be used on a first come, first served basis. The included breakfast was excellent and was made to accommodate our vegan diets. The couple who own/run the pension were friendly and spoke English. Highly recommended.

Located in Kaiyo, this apartment is a 2-minute drive from Muroto-Anankaigan and 6 minutes from Takegashima. This apartment is 2.9 mi (4.7 km) from Shirahama Beach and 4.7 mi (7.5 km) from Mollusc Mugi Shell Museum.Featured amenities include laundry facilities, microwave in a common area, and refrigerator in a common area. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself comfortable in this apartment, featuring a kitchenette with a full-sized refrigerator/freezer and a stovetop. Conveniences include a microwave and a rice cooker.

We stayed on the third day of the trip for 3 nights and 4 days on Shikoku pilgrimage. It is a stay after visiting 22nd Equality Temple, 23rd Yakuo Ji Temple and 4th Bad Temple. I planned to stay at Muroto Cape a little longer, but I thought that I was late for JR and bus and made this hotel in front of me. It is a resort hotel with a 10 minute walk from the foot of the Asa Coast Railway Station. The room we stayed in is a twin room on the 5 floor and the Pacific Ocean extends in front of you. 34 ㎡ size has two semi-double beds, sofas and tables and rooms are impeccable. There is a hot spring bath on the 2 floor. The view bath facing the Pacific Ocean was wide 々 and it was possible to heal the fatigue of the pilgrimage trip. There was also a cherry blossom bath in addition to the view bath, but one of the lighting in the washroom repeatedly flashed and felt rusty. The bath is great, but I was surprised that there were no amenities such as cotton swabs, brushes, cheeks, razors and shaving cream. The public bath may be because it is not exclusive to guests but also for day trip bathers, but it was very inconvenient. Also, the cold water utensil was not very willing to drink only in the mouth. Dinner was served with a riviera course at the restaurant Vega on the １ floor. Following the three kinds of small bowls and seasonal dishes, the construction came out. I made a sweet potato and a tongue drum in the shape of ISE shrimp. The Italian salad of ISE shrimp that came out was also outstanding. In addition, the steak of Awa beef roast, tempura (bri, yarika, eggplant, sweet potato, shishito) and the continuation of the miso soup with the rest of ISE shrimp just before rice and pickles. The dessert was fruit (strawberries, oranges, melons). I enjoyed the course dishes slowly while drinking raw beer and Shikoku specialty shochu. It was a satisfying dinner. Breakfast is the same restaurant Vega. It was a buffet mainly Japanese food, but I think there is a little more variety. Avoiding the time crowded with pilgrimage and going after ７ hours, the guests were able to take breakfast slowly only by one other pair. There was a point problem in the room that seemed to be great. The LED light indicating the on-off of the alarm was missing on the bedside clock and the alarm was not available. It is a pity that the eye is not well seen in the key place including the lighting of the cherry blossom bath.