Kyukamura Nanki-Katsuura

位置雖然偏避，但各方面都有驚喜

There were various types of open-air baths, and they were clean, had a great view, and were very comfortable. I stayed there on a weekday, so it might have been a good thing that it was empty. In addition to the courses, the meal also included freshly fried tempura, salad, and dessert, so I was satisfied. The room was Japanese and Western, so it was nice to have a good time, but the flooring gets dusty when walking barefoot in the room, so it would have been nice to have something like tabi socks for the room. The bath basket was convenient, but there was some water left inside, which made me feel unhygienic. I think it's different from a hotel because it's a vacation village, but considering the price, I think it's okay to stay a little longer.

First of all, the cost performance was great. Speaking of Katsuura, there are famous hotels and inns, but I was satisfied with the location and facilities. If the weather is nice, you can see the beautiful sunrise over the Pacific Ocean from the observation deck outside the hotel lobby, and there is also a large public bath and an open-air bath, so you can enjoy bathing while soaking up the morning sun. In addition, when making a reservation, you can choose a course for your meal, and it also comes with something like a buffet, and you can have tempura freshly fried on the spot. We recommend that elderly people choose a bed room.

Kumano Sea is right in front of you. The entrance is on the 4th floor, with a front desk and a viewing terrace. However, due to the unfortunate weather and gloomy outlook during our visit, we did not use the observation terrace. The rooms were located on the 1st to 5th floors. At check-in, the front desk showed us the location of the front desk, elevators, rooms, bathrooms, and restaurant on a small map of the building, which was very convenient. The dining location was a restaurant, but due to the coronavirus, seats were spaced apart. Since we visited in July, where different menus are prepared depending on the season, we decided to try ``tuna.'' A menu was placed on the table. Seafood is the main dish, but Kumano beef loin teppanyaki is also available. It's not a big deal, but I think it's "satisfactory". The baths consist of a large bath, silk skin bath, ceramic bath, and open-air bath, but you have to go down the stairs to access the ceramic bath and open-air bath. Unfortunately, the weather was not good, so the view was not satisfactory.