"In a remote area, there is a new hotel to provide services. The room design is simple. After sighing, there is enough space for the hot spring ♨️. There is a washing machine and dryer for travelers. The lounge found that the Kowloon City Village Atlas 👍 was about five minutes walk from the station. Just drop the card and leave. The hotel has a waiter who can speak Mandarin and Vietnamese. The restaurant also provides full-day dining 🍽️"

"Very good value for money"

"The room is good. There is a public bath and breakfast is included. Come here next time.^_^"

"I much enjoyed my first stay at the Mascos in May 2023, and was keen to book the room with the beautiful young olive trees on the balcony again. It turned out someone else had already booked it for my third night (a Friday) but I had such good memories of that room and those trees that I decided to endure the hassle of changing rooms on day 3. I'm pleased to report the trees were flourishing and my second stay was just as good as my first! The room itself features beautiful wood and is spacious with a large bed, two bedside tables, easy chair, padded stool, small table, large tv and lots of hanging space. The balcony is big with nice city views (and those special trees) and a couple of chairs (but the weather wasn't conducive to lingering). There's a lobby inside the entrance where you leave your luggage and your shoes. The bathroom is off this lobby and is a reasonable size. Very nice Provinscia toiletries. The room I had for the third night was good too, albeit smaller and with no balcony. It had tatami matting and a Japanese table with cushions on the matting. Another large tv, comfy bed, beautiful wood, similar bathroom, and nice views right to the sea. The staff are diligent in ensuring guests' needs are met, and there were no issues with the change of room. My luggage was stored until check-in time on day 3. Breakfast buffets had fresh and tasty options, and the evening meals were great (you can order them then pick them up, there's no room service as such). The Mascos sells (and provides in the rooms) its own drip coffee and it's very good. They also have the best electric jugs I've encountered in a hotel - not too big, and the slim spouts make pouring so much better! Oh, and quirky retro clock/radios. The hotel is about a five minute walk from the station, and there are supermarkets and some other shops nearby. Many of the city's wonderful sights are within walking distance. I hope to return again in future (and try the onsen, which I haven't done so far!)."

"Breakfast is free at the hotel. Accommodation starts on the 4th floor, and the lobby and restaurant are on the 1st floor. It's a great value, especially considering there are almost no restaurants in this station—most are closed or by reservation only. There's no other place to eat in the morning, so this is crucial! The room is also exceptionally clean! Even if you stay multiple nights, they'll clean it daily!"

"The room was spacious even with two double beds. The sun setting into the sea was beautiful."

"The onsen is an absolute highlight. The rooms I nicely decorated and the futa mattress is pretty soft and nice. You have to be walk 3km from the train station and at least 1km from the nearest bus stop, which is pretty ruthless especially when it’s dark outside. But at least there are proper sidewalks."

"I made a reservation and stayed without knowing that it opened just before. I knew it was breakfast, but I was very happy without knowing that it was a plan to eat curry and frozen foods instead of dinner. This time I went out by car to meet Hamada and Masuda's friends and acquaintances, but of course the parking lot was free. When staying in Masuda with a youth １８ ticket, it is on the back side of the station, but it is about １５ even if you walk."