Family Hotels in Aichi Prefecture, Japan

The female receptionist is friendly and helpful with fluent english speaking. The room was clean but there was a blue balloon left in the room corner. We stayed for two nights, the used cups on 2nd morning and recycled bottles next to the rubbish bin were not taken away during 2nd day room cleaning. I had to called the service desk to give us new cups as they refused to take them away, they explained that the room cleaning was completed. The Lego bricks potato chips were no longer served at breakfast time at the restaurants. This was our 2nd visit to this hotel, which seems a little bit degraded.

The taste is really good. The food is a little pricey but tasty. It's hard to get there by train, but it's not that inconvenient if you have a car. If you're coming from the Mie side, you can also get there by ferry.

The facilities seemed a little old, but the ocean view and location were great. I was bothered by the noise of the air conditioning in the middle of the night.

The ocean-view hot springs are truly a unique experience. Lying in the cypress-clad hot spring, I could feel the breath of the ocean, the cries of seagulls mingling with the sound of the tide, filling my ears with a three-dimensional soundscape. The floor-to-ceiling windows in the guest rooms made it possible to drift off to sleep. Late at night, when moonlight bathed the ocean, the view from the room was a breathtaking spectacle, the moonlight pouring down like water, the endless sea, the shimmering sponge reflecting the twinkling light of the lighthouse. The cuisine was all directly sourced from the hotel, the shrimp sashimi was as sweet and glutinous as agar-agar, and the grilled abalone was delicious. The staff were warm and attentive, their faces brimming with smiles, always ready to respond to any requests. I finally understood why the 'one-time encounter' service aesthetic is so ingrained in our DNA. I believe if you experience this once, you'll fall in love with the entire Ryugu Hotel and the sea at Ebisu Beach.