Minamiawaji Hotels with Pools

My non-smoking room smelled of smoke. Fortunately the staff were exceptional, and I soon received another room. One staff told me that because the room was ”Japanese Style”, and that I had to take the bedding from the closet, move the low table and make up my own futon. I live in Japan and I know what a ”Japanese Style” room is. Ryokans of a good grade will have staff make up the futons. When a hotel is too large, the work of making up the futons for all rooms becomes onerous, however, one wonders why ”five star hotel” if one has to make up one's own futon AND receive education on what a ”Japanese Style” room entails [ I am in the hotel business]. The lobby is bleak and looks cheap. No style, no charm. The seating is ugly and cheap. There are real plants here and there but no cut flowers. Cut flowers are very expensive in Japan. Too expensive for this hotel. The final point is that I booked this specific hotel in order to take a swim. Although the weather was fine, the pool had closed the day before I arrived. The pool was still full of water, perfect and peaceful, but ”closed”. No doubt, this saves on staff and other expenses, in the same way that making up one's own futon does . . . all this is fine for a hostel, but not for a luxury hotel. I have been generous with my star-giving because I like to be kind, and because several of the staff were truly exceptional in their kindness and service, however, we hope that the management will note our comments. Please pay for more staff and please keep your pool open as long as the weather permits. Global warming means pools can stay open longer. :-)

The most enjoyable accommodation experience on this trip~ The hotel is located on the mountain, the traffic is really inconvenient. According to the map, I took the bus to the station closest to the hotel. It was relatively rural, and I couldn’t get a car. I had to walk 2.8 kilometers. The key was the climbing section. It was really hard to drag the suitcase. After arriving at the hotel, I found that there was a shuttle bus to Fuliang, but I only sent it there. When I returned to the hotel, I had to take a taxi by myself. However, Fuliang is a small town, so it’s no problem to call a taxi, so next time you come, you can take public transportation to Fuliang and then take a taxi. hotel! Room: clean, good view, opposite Naruto Bridge, great view~ The breakfast is also rich~ The service is really good!

Service: completely subvert my concept of hotel service, meticulous, people-oriented, think what you think, impeccable! ! ! Environment: Close to the sea, you can also walk in the pine forest, or you can do morning runs, which is simply great. There are still a lot of good ones, wait for me to inform you next time I stay

The hotel environment is very elegant, the restaurant dinner is good, there are amazing points, the beef is not satisfactory, a bit old, but the overall is very satisfying. The breakfast was really delicious, the soy milk beans were rich, and the grilled fish was very good. There are also fresh sushi. Friends birthday, booked a cake, the hotel also deliberately sent to the room at the appointed time, and the next day also free to help take a group photo, and made a commemorative album, moving, Japanese service model. The rooms are large and the arrangements are very reasonable. The small vine bed outside the balcony is perfect for watching the sea. Very recommended for small living.

Compared with several other high-end hotels in this trip, this hotel is relatively inexpensive, and there is almost no activity to kill time. We played a mini golf, even the hot springs, and the quality of the food was not amazing, even though it was local. Ingredients, the only thing that can be remembered is that it seems to have the entire hotel on the day of the check-in, which is absolutely exclusive.