Taiboukaku

The room was spacious and the location was great. Both dinner and breakfast were delicious. I appreciated the coffee I received in the lobby. If I had to nitpick, I would say that the gift shop could be a little bigger.

Aside from the breakfast and dinner being a bit lacking, everything else was quite good. The hotel is also conveniently located next to the bus station, making public transportation easy. There's a bridge right next door, and I even saw a family of wild boars under it, haha!

The bedroom is very spacious and comfortable. Everything is provided: a yukata robe, tea and snacks, iced water, a refrigerator, and a hot water kettle. There are both outdoor and indoor onsen (hot springs). There's also a foot massager, facial soap, face cream, body lotion, and hair serum. Breakfast and dinner are served in a private kaiseki style room. Dinner includes fresh local squid.

There is a surprise in Tangjin, a small treasure town ~ I want to try the live squid (Huzi)! Every room in the hotel has floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Koko Bridge and Kabe Island, which is suitable for self-driving! The market next door and the Natoya Castle Ruins Museum are recommended!

The rooms are beautiful and the hotel lobby is also very stylishly decorated. The food is also good, including Karatsu squid dishes.

The hotel was so pretty that I only stayed at the hotel, but it was so good!! The room was so clean and tidy that I felt like I was resting comfortably the whole time I was there ㅎㅎ There aren't many convenience stores around, so if you want to eat late at night, I recommend buying some on the way there ㅎㅎ~ The staff were kind and gave me great guidance, and the quality of the kaiseki was the best~ I want to bring my parents next time.

The room was large, the food was delicious, and two aunties served us dinner in kimonos, which was warm and friendly. Each family had its own private dining room. Everything is beautiful!