Hotels with Breakfast in Miyazu

You can hunt for cherry blossoms! Morning and night Viking (perfect for me of partial food) I chose this for hot springs and these reasons. After going to Amanbashi Tachi, I made a cherry blossom hunt (reservation in advance) and checked in. The house is Rokudo, and our house is the same as another pair, but the cherry blossoms are in the cherry blossoms. cherry blossoms are sweet (laughs) It is good that the parking lot is large and affordable. The hotel is quite gorgeous and has a good management everywhere. The room is clean and large and I am very satisfied with the view of Amabashidate and the sea. Vikings were privately preferred in the morning than at night. The bath and the open-air bath were large and the staff were kind.

Hardly review here but this is worth recommending: for the location, very near (within 2 minutes) to the ferry terminal to see 升龍！ within 2 minutes walk to go to the cable car station at 飛龍！ if you drive, parking is free! Hotel very new! It is by the canal. Service is marvellous! And the onsen is fantastic! Just that I am not sure about the onsen water is certified… no information in the public bath there. But the spa facilities are fantastic!

The hotel is in a good location along the ASO Sea and access from the station is also very good. It is also attractive to relax in the room, but it is also a hand to stay in the day bath and the reasonable Auberge Amanohashidate near the large bath, which draws one of the features of the natural hot spring. (Although it is a hotel subject to shareholder preferential treatment in Samti, you need 3 sheets per person (but with half board). On the other hand, if it is an Auberge, you can stay with one sheet per person) The open-air bath with a panoramic view of Amanohashidate was good.

We arrived at the modern lobby excited about going to dinner at Aceto (hotel had no dinner that night, due to COVID?) We requested to rent the pretty outdoor onsen in main picture. ”It's unavailable.” ”Oh, we were so looking forward to using it.” ”It's being reformed. It will be even better when you use it.” ”But We won't be here.” The room was large, clean, comfortable beds with tatami section (fresh flowers were a nice touch). The location was close to Amanohashidate, seen from the side. We had reserved the balcony to sit out and have drinks, and coffee, but there was no seating on the huge balcony! So we called to the front and they brought: a dining room chair! (One) The outdoor onsen was good, fresh forests around, and breakfast was good and plentiful. But I don't think we will be back.

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.

The hotel is very close to the overpass station and it takes about 2-3 minutes to walk. Maybe because we paid a higher price than usual, our room was underground and a little bigger than the nearby room, of course with a lake view overpass! Our room was equipped with bathroom and toilet. The room is very comfortable and clean, and the pine-leaf crabs for dinner are very delicious (a whole pine-leaf crab) The test products in the big bathhouse (the facial cleanser for travelers) are also very easy to use, very push!

This hotel is very historic and clean. If you can't live in Amanohashidate, it's pretty convenient. It's about 15 minutes walk to the train station. There is a department store nearby and there are many restaurants upstairs to choose from. The breakfast is Japanese, simple and delicious. The counter clerk can speak a little English, so communication is not a big problem. The toilets are shared and very clean. Most of the guests are Japanese and very polite.

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.

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.

Great hotel with very good service, all staffs are very nice. The tatami room, restaurant and even common area with great traditional Japanese decorations are all very clean. We love the room with bridge and river view which is so beautiful during sunny weather. Highly recommended.