Irago Resort & Convention Hotel

We booked a "standard" twin room, which was anything but standard! Each bed was a double size bed, the bathroom and room was enormous, and we the side facing the ocean was two glass doors that opened to a balcony over the sandy beach (ok, all the rooms here have ocean views, but still!!). Service was impeccable. Buffet style dinner included sashimi of your choice (I am not a sashimi or sushi connoisseur, but was able to just point to the various fish on display that I wanted to try) prepared specially by a chef and eaten at a table by a window where we watched the sun set over the ocean. Lots of things to do here, including rental bikes so you can ride the bike path along the ocean (or anywhere around the cape area,) rental fishing poles, a library with decent computers and internet (free). We were off season, but the souvenir shop was still open, and there was live music in the lobby/lounge area. We rode our own bikes, and within 5 miles of the hotel there is a konbini, several restaurants, a large dam with a walking path around it, and various melon shops (a lot were closed because we were off season, but there was a larger one with all sorts of melon goods and a cafe attached to it that was open...pasta there was quite good and inexpensive, $9 for a lunch set including salad and bread.) Wish we had time to stay longer!!!