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"One of the best hotel experiences ever. So different to anything that I have ever experienced. It’s like a little sanctuary in rural Japan in the countryside next to the ocean. You basically just relax and you have onsens you can use. Food is very high quality, authentic Japanese food, made by a chef. Staff were so courteous and polite. Everything is very private you have your own onsen, for your meals you have your own separate sitting area. So you feel as though you have the whole place to yourself. Very beautiful and relaxing place with great views of countryside and ocean. We hope to come again in the future!"

"it was closed for winter"

"Great breakfast and dinner buffet. Highly recommend. Caters to all tastes and ages. "

"Very nice staff, room was spacious and had panoramic view of the ocean and the food was excellent. Second time staying and will be back. "

"Wow.. What a wonderful stay! The staff was courteous, professional and kind. Room was kept tidy my entire stay. The rooftop onsen was sublime, the bowling alley was an awesome surprise, the hotel was accessible to gorgeous Jogasaki coastline and the views were immaculate. I left refreshed and inspired. To the Akazawa hotel I give my sincerest arigatou gazaimasu! "

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"I had a pleasant stay. The staff were exceptionally kind, and the driver was also very courteous. One of the highlights was the complimentary drinks available at most times, including alcoholic beverages. While the building and facilities felt a bit dated, the private baths attached to some rooms were absolutely fantastic. The hotel is surrounded by a spacious property, offering a peaceful and quiet atmosphere that made for a relaxing experience. "

"i enjoyed it"

"Current condition of the hotel is much much worse than the photos in the property listing. Aside from the sea view, the property was in poor condition. The outdoor pool of the onsen was nice being able to hear the waves crashing on the shore. Neighborhood is really sad with many boarded up hotels and almost no restaurants. "