Reviews of Misasa Royal Hotel

Good service with lots of facilities. The onsen is really nice and the buffet dinner is excellent

Hot spring good, hotel shop is good to buy as well

The hotel has a historic feel, and the rooms were generally clean and tidy, although the bathroom felt a bit old and dirty. Dinner and breakfast times are selected at check-in. We wanted to go to the pool before dinner, but it closed at 5:30 pm, which disappointed the children. We didn't mind not using the onsen (hot spring), but there was an extra 100 yen "onsen tax" per person at check-out? The restaurant staff were very friendly; knowing we didn't speak Japanese, they found a Chinese-speaking staff member to help us. The food was plentiful, refills were quick, and each person had a small stove to cook rice, seafood, and hot pot – it was quite fun. The buffet breakfast was decent. Aside from the room rate being more than double the usual price, the overall experience was quite good.

Cleanliness: There was some dust, but I think it was relatively clean. Location: It's a bit far from Kurayoshi Station or Misasa Town, but in the case of the station, they provide a shuttle (pick-up) service, and you can easily get to Misasa Town by bus. Service: All the staff were friendly. Facilities: The building was a bit old, but there were no major problems with staying there. Hot Springs: I think the water was relatively clean. I was a bit surprised at first because I had to see through the floor. Likewise, the hot spring facilities were a bit old, but there were no major problems.

Very traditional, authentic Japanese hot spring hotel. The hotel environment is a bit historical. Since I had already referenced the pictures online in advance, I didn't expect too much. The dinner buffet was rich, but breakfast was not lost. But more than 95% of hotels are Japanese, so non-foreign tourists will be the first choice hotel. So you can enjoy it. If the price includes one night and two meals. Basically good value for money. In addition the hot spring is very comfortable, the interior facilities are plentiful. Outdoor bathing is superior to indoor, less cramped. Since you can't take pictures, you can refer to the hotel website to see the relevant pictures.

The hotel has many tour groups (Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan). The hotel is relatively old, the facilities are OK, but the carpets in the corridors are very dirty. The hot springs are also very nice, with both indoor and outdoor baths for men and women. Breakfast and dinner are also buffet style, with few choices but the taste is good.

The facility is old. The wallpaper is peeling off and there are many areas that need repair. However, in the case of this hotel, that may be an advantage. The cost performance is good. I think the buffet food was good, using local ingredients. After all, the price is cheap, so I can't really complain. Although it is not suitable for newlyweds, it is a welcome addition for pensioners who want to save money.

The exterior and facilities are showing signs of aging, but the interior of the rooms is nicely appointed. It is some distance from Misasa Onsen County, and the surrounding area feels a little lonely. The entertainment facilities are old, but they also had a nostalgic feel to them and I enjoyed them. Meals are buffet style for both breakfast and dinner, and the quantity is satisfactory. If staying multiple nights, the menu will be the same, so this is something to consider.

노후된 시설이지만 크게 불편함은 없음. 다만 난방은 약한편. 저녁은 뷔페식으로 제공되는데 가격대비 무난한 수준. 미니화로에 직접 솥밥을 해먹으니 기분이 좀 난달까…

設備の古さはありますが、清掃はきちんとされてました。夕食のカニ食べ放題がとてもおいしく満足しました。従業員の方も親切でした。

ご飯がとても良かったです

とてもよかったです！

Although it's a little far from the hot spring town, I stayed here because I wanted to relax in a hot spring at a reasonable price. The spring water, which contains radon, was good quality. However, the floor of the indoor bath felt slippery compared to other hotels I've stayed at. The open-air bath also seemed a little hot for the summer. Since it's an old hotel that opened in the Showa era, the rooms were average, but there were no particular issues with cleaning or anything else. The food was well-stocked and well-seasoned. The kamameshi (rice cooked in a pot) and various delicacies were good. The staff were also very friendly. There was no hair dryer in the room, and there was only one key, which was a bit inconvenient. I think it's a good place to relax at a reasonable price.