Mori Vacations from ￥60,193

"Nice hotel"

"The onsen was good, but not great. The rooms were not too small, but equipped with very cheep furniture, that showed the wear. I booked superior room and got a Motel 6, with dust covered appliances. The food for breakfast is plentiful, but only a small fraction is edible if you like good unprocessed food. I loved the raw tuna and the scallop broth. I resented the fact that everything was on bad quality plastic: plastic plates, bowls, etc. I think feedlot is an apt, but not entirely...

"This is no luxury hotel— it’s very much designed for people getting on or off the Shinkansen. But it fulfills that purpose very well. Free curry rice in the evening, free (delicious!) breakfast buffet in the morning, coin-operated laundry, clean rooms, and just steps to the station to board your train. Plus you can take a selfie on the bench next to Zushihocky, Japan’s weirdest town mascot, a piece of anthropomorphic Sakhalin clam sushi, LOL."

"The public bath are too close in the shower area. Water from others showering spill over "