Shimokita Peninsula Kid friendly Holidays

This was a nice hotel - the only negatives were that the 'double' sofa bed in our room (booked for 4 people) was really single sized; also the premier lounge with free drinks for those paying for a premier room has no windows despite being on the top floor - but, of course, the bar down the hall (not free) has a lovely view and great cocktails.

Very nice hotel with hot springs and wonderful meals. Big room with shower and bathtub and separate toilets. Very friendly staff. Nice ambiance. Had a concert of regional instrument and have activities. Wonderful experience

Efficient staff. Spacious and clean room. Good location, near to JR station and shopping area. Limited hotel carpark lots though.

Efficient staff. Spacious and clean room. Good location, near to JR station and shopping area. Limited hotel carpark lots though.

Very nice hotel with hot springs and wonderful meals. Big room with shower and bathtub and separate toilets. Very friendly staff. Nice ambiance. Had a concert of regional instrument and have activities. Wonderful experience

Plenty of food options but some are located far from hotel Traditional Japanese bed mattress is on thin side compared to other hotels we’ve stayed in

The staff was so friendly and helpful, excellent service overall.

The rooftop onsen is so great at this hotel—there’s an infinity pool edge where you can look out into the horizon and sky that is so beautiful to see (there’s a section outside where you can lie down in the water; they also provide women towels to shield against the wind). I would come back to this hotel for this experience alone! The food was pretty good too—stand-outs include the scallop, amaebi, kanpachi, and the crab legs! As for my room, I splurged on the junior suite because of the tub—while soaking, you can look out the window and watch the clouds go by, a wonderful feeling. Lastly, the staff offered a welcome gift of dango—probably the best I’ve ever had.