Nanki Shirahama Tore Tore Village

The exterior is cute and there are several restaurants nearby, which is super convenient. Amenities like shampoo and conditioner had to be picked up by yourself at the front desk.

The rooms were clean, and the restaurants and hot springs were nearby, which was great. There are also shops nearby where you can buy late-night snacks and treats. You can play on the playground equipment in the park, or buy delicious sashimi at the Toretore Market.

The environment is fantastic; you can see a clear blue sky as soon as you step out in the morning. I checked in quite late, and the receptionist was incredibly friendly. Highly recommended! I'll definitely stay here again.

The rooms were large and unique. It was a detached house with a private bathroom, but it got a bit noisy with so many children. There was a skylight, so the morning sun streamed in, and those sensitive to sunlight shouldn't stay up too late. The entire hotel is situated on a hilltop, offering views of distant fireworks (they happened to be there when we stayed). The market below is a must-visit. Many of the guests were Japanese.

It was very clean and nice. The amenities were minimal. There was a toothbrush. I used the hot springs, so I didn't use the bath. The hot springs are a distance away by bus or car. Therefore, you need to bring your own bath set and bath towel, so I think it's a good idea for those traveling with minimal luggage to bring a plastic bag or something similar.