Hotel Seapalace Resort in Toyohashi

Nice SPA, not crowded in the off season. Good for families who look for quiet places and SPA. I will come back again.

We went to Nagoya for my grandson's Shichigosan ceremony, and since it would be too much of a day trip, we stayed overnight.
Perhaps because we checked in on a Sunday, the hotel was very empty, and it was quiet and relaxing everywhere. I asked if the cancellations were due to inbound tourists, which is a current issue, and was told that the hotel generally does not accept reservations from inbound tourists.
For dinner, we chose sukiyaki as the main dish, and since I don't like alcohol, we had the meal prepared immediately. It was a hearty meal, but unfortunately, I could barely eat the udon noodles at the end.
There are three indoor and one outdoor baths.
While not a natural hot spring, the hotel offers many innovative features, including a radium bath, a milk bath, and a weak electric bath. The weak electric bath was quite tingly, which surprised me at first. While I wasn't expecting much from the baths, they were clean, and there were cold water bottles, a well-stocked vending machine, and even ice cream, so I was very satisfied.
The next morning was a beautiful sunny day. The ocean view from the hotel window was stunning.
I returned to my home in Ibaraki Prefecture via Omaezaki Lighthouse.

Not cost effective

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