+The rooms have better and more accommodations than most ,"luxury" and "elite" suites ive been in. The location in my opinion is great. The town nearby is walkable and its easy to catch the bus.
“Well Worth The Trip”
+After a few hectic days in Kyoto we started to relax on the 2 1/2 hour train ride to Amino. The hotel shuttle picked us up as previously arranged. The hotel has only 8 bedrooms, all with sea views. The staff are all very friendly and enthusiastic. The food is excellent; we had the Japanese meals but some western dish are available.
“温泉ホテルを希望したが、温泉でないことは記載していなく、かなり失望した。”
+結婚記念日のために温泉、蟹の宿を探していたが、温泉があるかをはっきり記入していただきたい。非常に失望しました。
“Great Hotel for Relaxation”
+This is a great hotel for relaxation. It is a bit out of the way though and if you plan to spend a lot of time sight seeing then be prepared to rent a car. A free shuttle service to and from the nearest train station (Amino) is provided though. Oh, and if you're a vegetarian (my wife is) then the food choice will be difficult. They serve a great dinner and breakfast but 90+% of the options involve fish or meat. Still, they were very accommodating and prepared special dishes for my wife.
“Fresh from the sea”
+Jukaitei is a warmly welcoming inn with beautiful views over the Sea of Japan. The coast of the Tango Peninsula is quiet and stunning. It's best to have a car for touring. The meals at Jukaitei are lovely and right from the sea--literally caught morning of. So fresh and delicious. The room has a wonderful hinoki Japanese tub overlooking the sea for bathing. We thoroughly enjoyed Jukaitei. We recommend it highly. Brooklyn, NY