Alaise De Bale Shirahama

Leisure options include an onsen, pool, sauna, karaoke, and a game area. Some reviews mention dirty water in certain baths or the pool, no elevator, limited arcade hours, and no keyed lockers in the large bath.

Cleanliness is inconsistent: while some rooms are described as clean, several reviews cite dust, spider webs, mold, and dirty water in the family bath or pool. Housekeeping standards appear to vary across rooms and facilities.

Rooms are often spacious but somewhat dated, with occasional noise between rooms. Comfort and maintenance issues appear, such as thin DIY futons, weak air conditioning, broken TV ports, and toilets without locks.

Staff are frequently described as friendly, helpful, and responsive. A few guests reported strict or unsympathetic responses, including refusal of early check in, no extra towels or yukata for co sleeping children, and handling of a reservation mismatch.

The hotel is away from the station, beach, and main attractions, with few restaurants nearby; a car is often helpful. Walking access can be inconvenient, and some noted the beach was not easily reachable on foot.

Breakfast is often praised, especially the fresh bread, and some dinners were high quality (e.g., sukiyaki). Downsides include crowded or assigned time slots and occasional inconsistency in breakfast quality.