Odkryj pobyt w mieście Miyazu

Have you ever toured a historic home and wondered what it would be like to stay there? Well this is it. Built in 1690, and still run by 13 generations of family, you may see some wear and tear, but you will also be treated to 13 generations of hospitality (they're currently training the 14th generation). Obviously, not much is original to 1690, but you can see each generations upgrades through the years. I was amused by the early 1970s Japanese bathrooms and lighting and hope they keep it, it's just as much apart of history as the rest of it. After a long day of travel, to get here, we ate a great sushi dinner near by and came back, showered and put on kimonos in this room, well it turned into a total photo shoot, because the room is that cool. Slept great on the mats and woke up and had coffee delivered to the room to while looking at the gardens. We loved it so much, we wanted to stay another night. But they were sold out. This is when Seiichiro, the owner really made a difference. He called someone during an almost sold out weekend and got us another room. We were sad to leave, but will never forget his kindness. Before we left Seiichiro took us on a tour of the hotel to show us the artwork and amazing craftsmanship in the oldest parts of the hotel. This was truly a highlight of entire time in Japan.

Hotel location is very good, soaking in the hot springs, you can see the whole picture of the overpass. The hotel is on the mountain and can hear a lot of insects at night. 😁 occasionally small bugs fly in the evening. Dinner is Japanese, breakfast can choose Japanese and Western.

Although the location is not convenient, the B&B has a beautiful view. Looking at the sea view and listening to the sound of the waves, the facilities of the B&B are also very good. The food in the restaurant was also very good, all in all, very good.

Holiday with family, fixed garden view room, 7-8 minutes walk from Miyazu station, convenient transportation, good environment, spacious room, complete facilities, good service, and the dishes are super good, it is worth recommending to everyone

A relatively affordable hotel in Amanohashidate. The staff is friendly. However, it is far away from the sightseeing ship terminal. The road to the hotel is a bit difficult, so it will be more inconvenient if you don't drive by yourself.

From arrival to departure we were treated with kindness and warmth. The staff, ever helpful, gave space and privacy that cultivated a truly rejuvenating experience. Nestled at the end of a beautifully curated peninsula, it’s not an understatement to call Shourotei an oasis in one of Japans already top 3 most beautiful areas. The bathroom and sliding doors allowed for a private and intimate experience, to bathe and hear the ocean lapping outside. The food was delicious and filling. The breakfast specifically was a wonderful start to the day. The large baths immaculately clean, and beautiful in their presentation, allowed for a traditional onsen experience. Modern luxuries, like A/C, stocked refrigerator, and nespresso coffee maker were provided and complimented the overall subtle elegance from this space. We fully plan to visit and book this ryokan again. A truly wonderful, and unforgettable experience.

In front of the sightseeing ship Ichinomiya station, the outside was rounded from the window, but there was no one to look at and I didn't care much. Our room was on the 3 floor. Please be careful if you have a bad foot because all of the inn is old-fashioned steep stairs. It was a quiet and comfortable inn for children and cigarettes. The bath was narrow and I was awkward to be with other customers. I only used it once because I hated it and loved the bath. Dinner breakfast was naive and full of satisfaction. I received 1 wine with a reservation privilege from the official HP. The fruity white wine was very delicious. The staff 々 everyone was kind and nice.

At that time, I had to go to Abridge to play and just found a hot spring hotel close to the station. I didn't expect a big surprise! Although the hotel is small but has all the facilities, the hot spring lounge has not only ice water, but also a massage chair TV and comics. We chose the sea view room on the first floor and actually brought a small courtyard. Morning and evening meal is the hotel's Kaiseki cuisine, exquisite and delicious. If you are a service, there is an aunt who is super enthusiastic. Others may feel like a family, but the overall is great. After dinner, it’s nice to go to the seawall behind the hotel!