Heisei — Hotel in Echizen

This charming Japanese Inn is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience authentic Japanese hospitality and cuisine. The food served here is absolutely delicious, and it's no wonder this place comes highly recommended by both locals and visitors alike. What sets this inn apart from other places to stay is the exceptional service provided by the staff. They are incredibly polite, kind, and considerate, particularly towards foreigners, making for a truly memorable and welcoming experience. However, it's important to note that, like many traditional Japanese inns, there are specific rules to follow, particularly with regards to meal times. So, it's a good idea to check in advance to ensure you don't miss out on any of the delicious meals on offer. In addition to the excellent food and service, this inn boasts a charming and authentic atmosphere, with traditional Japanese architecture. It's the perfect place to unwind and soak up the peaceful...

Stayed one night here with 3 other family members. As i booked through the Japanese website, i mistook the fact there is an ensuite toilet as having a bathroom attached as well. But there isn't and baths has to be taken at the communal bath area. ||||Our rooms overlooked the beautiful ocean with an interesting rock formation. The receptionist spoke passable english and she was very kind and explained everything to us slowly. Dinner and breakfast were seafood caught locally and were thus fresh and delicious. There was always someone available to explain in Japanese the food that we consumed, which with my limited grasp of the language, could convey to my other family members. ||||Bedding was comfortable and air-conditioning was adequate. When we left the next morning, the receptionist was present to lookout for traffic and wave goodbye to us at the carpark. ||||Highly recommended if you are around the area and if you don't mind...

I only intended to come for lunch today.. But unfortunately we arrived at 2pm and lunch was finish.. The host recommended us for lunch at next door but as we know that parking was full. So, we temporarily parked our car at 平成and walked to next door (if no parking is available then we would be leaving this city for nagoya).. Suddenly the host ran to us and said their guest is coming and asked us to move our car away. Ok i understand you intend to entertain your overnight guest (and you have 4 empty parking bays unoccupied at that time!!!) but that is one-way narrow road and if next door restaurant is full then how can we set our gps and leave?? How "considerate"!!

Lunch finished after around 1.5 hours. The parking...