Kameya

I don't mean to say too much bad about the inn, but it was the worst impression I've ever had, and I'll remember it after the trip, so I'll write about it. First of all, the first thing I felt when I arrived at the inn was that there was no welcome, and I was told that my room was some kind of room on the first floor, so I went in by myself. (I arrived after 3pm, so it wasn't busy yet, right?) The plan was [I love crab!] + boiled crab plan for 33,000 yen (tax included) for two people, but there was one medium-sized boiled crab for two people on the dinner table. I thought there were two for each of us (the crab roe was delicious). The yellowtail sashimi was not drained of blood sufficiently, the squid was a little dry, the steamed crab on the ceramic plate was a little salty, like it was frozen, and the meat in the claws was not plump. The crab hotpot was average. Since it was a wooden building, even when I was relaxing in my room, the sound of footsteps from the second floor echoed, and I was woken up in the middle of the night and couldn't sleep well. When we paid the next morning, the bill showed that the alcohol charge was 1.5 times the amount listed on the drinks menu for dinner. When we asked, we were told that the price had increased and they had not revised the menu. We negotiated and were able to get the price down to the one listed on the menu. As it has a sign saying it is a guesthouse, we did not expect excessive service, but there is something good about guesthouses and there are many that we would like to return to, but there was no greeting on the way out and this hostel was far from the impression given by the website.