Guest User
February 19, 2023
Since I had booked the cheapest plan, I was assigned a room on the 5th floor of the main building, closest to the bridge. The view was half of the bridge, half of the ocean, and I could see the parking lot downstairs. The room itself is not small and has a modern interior, but the chairs and tables in the room were full of scratches and were conspicuously aged (I think it is time to replace them). The large public bath on the 6th floor of the main building is compact, but the view from the open-air bath was satisfied with the small islands that are typical of Amakusa (unfortunately, there is no sauna in the large public bath). We had dinner at the private dining room on the 1st floor. I had heard that Amakusa has delicious fish dishes, so I was able to enjoy sashimi, boiled fish, and soft boiled octopus. I was quite full from the amount. The breakfast venue was the banquet hall on the 2nd floor. My honest impression is that it's not good enough compared to a luxurious dinner (I stayed for several nights, but the menu was the same). I could hear laughter. The staff may be on good terms, but I felt that it would be better to refrain from laughter that could be heard in the audience. At the time of check-out, the staff waved goodbye to the customers who checked out first until the car was out of sight, but we, who checked out next, were not seen off at all.It seems like we are being discriminated against. It was a disappointing impression. I thought it was a good place to stay if you were just looking for dinner.
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