Hotels in Kakisaki

"My room was spacious and very comfortable, the ocean view was incredible (highlight of the property) Hotel has a very nice Onsen overlooking the Ocean and a food lounge that you can walk in and grab whatever you like to drink anytime. To bus stop is just a few hundred meetings so very convenient. I fully recommend. "

"Great for a short stay. Staff was helpful and friendly. The hotel and room was neat and clean. The onsen was great too. "

"Great place, dog friendly, "

"The staff was amazing! They went out of their way to make sure everything was perfect!"

"Beautiful resort and gorgeous views. "

"Worried about erosion leading down to the ocean, but other then that staying this location was the best part of my trip. The staff was friendly and the food was amazing!!"

"Fabulous Ryoken accommodation. Lovely staff and very comfortable."

"Clean rooms. Staff was extremely nice we had the beach/ocean view which was breath taking. Hospitality was a+ . The hot spring indoor was super hot and they had vending machines near by which had ice cream. Property was right near the beach and it was quiet, truly an amazing experience. There was two restaurants we ate at the Italian was pricey but was fantastic food. "

"It was amazing. My toddler, friend and I enjoyed the experience. Our building was so beautiful. My friend and I enjoyed the onsens so much. My toddler loved feeding the koi. The futons were pretty comfortable. We used the onsens so many times. My friend liked the outdoor one since it isn't as hot as inside but i didn't mind. I tried the public bath at night and there were spiders in the room. They were big. It was nice to use too but better if there weren't spiders but it makes sense why they were there. Food was inconvenient since they didnt have any meals except breakfast which needed a reservation since we came on the off season. I feel like the food would be amazing. There wasnt a lot of food super close and some places closed early but thats only negative oh and at night it isn't too bright walking back to the ryokan. "