Gamagori Classic Hotel

Both dinner and breakfast were very delicious. I felt that it was carefully made. The room had an old-fashioned feel, but it was clean. I would definitely like to stay there again.

Seaside, antiques, unique

The building, the garden, and the ocean view from the window make it a memorable hotel. First of all, I was fascinated by the view of the hotel from the parking lot. I thoroughly enjoyed the carefully crafted wooden furnishings, such as the first-floor lobby and elevators. When I entered the room, I was fascinated by the view of Takeshima and the sea, which clearly appeared in the rain pattern. Amenities made in France are also fascinated by the good scent. The next day, we had coffee and tea service from 6:30 in the morning. Just one more step, new curtains in the restaurant, and a well-maintained garden that is easy to walk in, and everything will be perfect ❣️

For the past few years, I have been staying at a hotel group called Classic Hotels. Gamagori Classic Hotel was the last one, but it was the most disappointing hotel. Excuse me, but it was a "mountain general" type of hotel. I guess it's because they don't have any competitors around them that they don't understand. 1. There is a hotel at the top of the hill, but the wall in the most noticeable area is sadly dirty. 2. Apparently there was a wedding, and the reception desk remained in the main lobby for two days. It must have been difficult to clean up, but I thought they were staying at a wedding hall specialty store. 3. There was a table where you could write a nice letter, but the tablecloth was full of stains. 4. The insect repellent screen in the bathroom was so worn out that bugs could get in. 5. The hotel shop had a good selection, but the way the products were arranged was poor. Sad 6. Even though there are only a few rooms, the rooms are not cleaned properly (there was hair in each drawer). 7. There is a hotel archive hanging on the wall, but there are explanations but no photos. 8. The younger staff members are timid, and the older staff are arrogant. 9. The restrooms on the second floor should be cleaned more often. All of this may seem trivial, but although it is a historic hotel, it is not being utilized to the fullest. I think if you take good care of it, it will become a really nice hotel. I would like to stay again when there are no more reviews like mine. I hope there is a next one.

Although it is a scenic spot and has been visited by many famous writers, the hotel has had a strange fate, with management changing hands many times. Still, it was classy, ​​there was a lounge with a view of Takeshima, and the main French cuisine was good (the staff were young, but they were knowledgeable about wine and the history of the hotel, so I enjoyed it). However, since the lounge is called "Azalea", the azalea season is probably the best time to visit. There was a slight smell in the room, probably related to the air conditioner. Regarding the point that others have pointed out that there are no postcards, I received one as a free gift for the questionnaire.