Pension Hoshinosuna

I stayed in a Japanese-style room. There is a parking lot, so it is convenient to rent a car. The garden is well-maintained and you can see the sea, so the view from the window is just like a tropical resort. The building is old, so the doors creak and sometimes don't close properly, but they are cleaned and there is no inconvenience. One thing I would like them to improve is the wifi. This is something you should always check when booking a hotel, but this hotel said it had wifi, and the check-in instructions also had the password written on them. But I couldn't connect at all in the room. When I asked the front desk, they replied, "The signal is bad and you can't connect in the Japanese-style room." No, you can't connect, right? If so, they should improve it so you can connect, or state that there is no wifi. Even if you try in the parking lot or the Western-style room, which are said to be easy to connect, you can't pick up any wifi at all. I can't overlook this, so I'm leaving it in my review. If you want to use wifi at a hotel, don't think "there is wifi here."

I stayed alone. It seems to be run by locals. However, I felt that I was away from home. The scenery is nice, but what makes me not want to go there again is the atmosphere created by people. It felt like the part-timer was also taking care of me.