Shirahama Key Terrace Hotel Seamore

Booked a standard twin room and had a partial sea view. The room smells a little musty, perhaps due to the carpets? Overall the room was clean. Hotel has plenty of attentive staff and pop up stores selling clothes, earrings and fruits are set up at the hotel lobby.

We booked a twin room with a partial ocean view, but upon entering, we were immediately disappointed and disgusted. The room was at the very end of the building, with a view that was mostly a wall and a small window overlooking a parking lot. You could only see a tiny bit of the ocean if you stood right next to the window. The sofa was filthy, the room looked extremely run-down, and the bathroom layout was bizarre, with half the sink blocked by a wall, making it very uncomfortable to use. Dust was visible in every corner, adding to the neglected and dated feel of the space. After complaining, the staff initially asked us to pay for an upgrade to a sea-view room. Following further discussions, they agreed to charge us only half the upgrade fee, which I feel should not have been charged at all given the state of the original room. Since it was late at night, we accepted the offer. The new room had an incredible view, which was its only redeeming feature, but it still looked as run-down as the rest of the hotel. The included breakfast and dinner buffet were major disappointments. Both meals were exactly the same every single day, with no effort to introduce variety. Breakfast, in particular, was subpar: the pastries were rock-hard and completely inedible, and despite there being many options, the quality was so low that I could barely fill one-third of my plate. This should give you an idea of how bad the food was. The few items I did try were tasteless or overly processed. Dinner was only slightly better, with more substantial offerings, but the lack of variety made it boring after the first night. Many dishes felt reheated and lacked any freshness or creativity. Overall, the food quality was far below the standard you’d expect from a property claiming to be a resort. The onsen was another disappointment, feeling more rustic and dirty than relaxing, with an unkempt appearance that did not inspire confidence in its cleanliness. This hotel seems to have been left untouched for decades, resembling an old resort-style property catering to tourists with little regard for quality or local charm. During our trip, we stayed at other local onsen hotels in different cities, which provided much more enjoyable and authentic experiences. The only highlights were the stunning views and the incredibly kind staff, especially Shanti and Wang, who were apologetic and did their best to accommodate us despite the hotel’s many shortcomings. In summary, while the staff and the views were wonderful, the property itself desperately needs renovation, and the overall experience left much to be desired. The repetitive, low-quality meals and lack of upkeep made this a stay I would not recommend unless you prioritize the view above all else

全程是我最喜欢的酒店了，非常推荐，下次还要住。 Please bring my thanks to 井上研修生, he is caring, responsible and helpful. He helped us to find the bus line to the station, he even went back to us to ensure that we got on the bus successfully!

Room a little bit old, facilities seems just renovated which really nice, i enjoyed stayed at the hotel very much.

Very dusty in the room, the tea pot , table, a thin layer of dust can easily be seen. I was assigned to a room with connecting door. And the conversation in next room can hear by me. And that room has a kid, always yelling, I was very disturbed.

Better than traditonal Japanese hotel. Clean and convenient. There are not much choices for breakfast, others fine.