Kashikojima Hojoen Reviews

They quickly responded to a sudden change in the number of people! The hot spring had a beautiful view and I was able to truly relax! I'd like to come again!!

Perhaps it was because the quality of the hot spring water was good, but my skin did not become dry even though I did not use my usual lotion. The staff were very friendly, and the guests also greeted me, making it a very pleasant inn. I would like to visit again.

We enjoyed everything here. It’s ideal choice for people who like the traditional Japanese accommodation, food etc. the おんせん is so comfortable

It used to be a large, luxurious hot spring inn, but my impressions after staying there for the first time in 20 years were...the worst. The staff were unfriendly, I had to carry my luggage to my room by myself, and the Japanese restaurant was closed. Escalators are also stopped. Dinner, which I had been looking forward to, was not very tasteful as it was lined up in a large dining room. The important content was also sp****. In particular, the breakfast buffet is at an all-time low. If you want to pay the same accommodation fee, the nearby TAOYA Shima is 100 times better. Although it looks large and wonderful from the outside, the hotel inside is a mess. I will never go there again.

I used it on a day trip to a hot spring. You can get there in 3 minutes by shuttle bus from Kashijima Station. First, let's have lunch. I think it's a good deal for the price. It's interesting that chawanmushi is an alternative to miso soup. Take a leisurely walk in the garden. The fact that there are almost no fallen leaves in this garden means that it is well kept. Finally, a hot spring. The hot water here was quite slippery and seemed to be good for the body, so I was able to take a nice bath. Since it was daytime, I was able to enjoy the two open-air baths almost privately. This time, it was a hotel that I would like to spend the night at.

It was my first visit, but it was a wonderful inn. The room was clean and spacious and the view was wonderful. The bathroom was also large and clean. There is also a bowling alley in the building, which we enjoyed after our meal. The lobby was also very large. The meal also had a lot of seafood. Also, I had a family member who didn't like seafood, but after consulting with them in advance, they changed the menu to a meat-based menu. There were no additional charges. Because it was a holiday, we lined up for breakfast at the buffet. That was the only negative point, but I was able to have an experience that was more than worth the price and I am very satisfied.

The lobster sashimi for dinner was excellent. The abalone was gratin, but it was delicious. The local sake tasting set was also good. The best thing is the view of Ago Bay from the room. The sunrise from the open-air bath was also spectacular. I wanna go there again.

There are several famous hotels on Kashiwajima, but we chose this hotel because we were fascinated by the hot springs. I enjoyed relaxing in the open-air bath amidst the chirping of birds and the chirping of insects. The environment was wonderful, but the quality of the hot spring water was the best. My Miyako Hotel card had been changed to an app, and I was having trouble installing the app properly, but since there were no other customers at the front desk at the time, the entire staff worked together to help. Thank you for your help. Thanks to you, I have accumulated a lot of points, and I would definitely like to visit again. As everyone has said, the hardware may be a little old, but the hotel has a lot of young staff and is very lively.

The location was very beautiful with a view of the sea and the island on the ria coast. It's close to the station, so there's a shuttle bus, which is convenient. However, the amount of food was smaller than I expected, and even though it was near the sea, it didn't feel very fresh.

Hot spring 5. Meal 4. Meal environment 0. For dinner, I ended up sharing the same space as a young couple who had brought their infant with them, and they were making so much noise that I couldn't enjoy the meal. Hoshoen should also take measures such as gathering customers with children together and having them eat in the same space. What I would like to visit again is an inn that only has hot springs.

It was a special room, but the TV was too small.When I asked for ice, I had to go to the front desk myself to get it...I thought that was impossible.Mr. Nakai's customer service was good.

As a repeat customer, I applied for the early bird discount for the online plan more than 3 months in advance of my scheduled stay. However, the price is the same or even higher than the previous plan, so did I stay at a different hotel? The content was so depressing that it gave me the illusion. The rooms in the renovated old building don't even have ventilation fans in the toilets, only a small square refrigerator on the floor, and no cupboards. The most surprising thing was the dinner. Sashimi and tempura, which used to be served individually, are now served on large plates, and grilled abalone has been replaced with chawanmushi, which is thinner than shiori. Isn't this too cruel? My hunch is that the rooms and meals are differentiated between customers who are taken to Ago Sea and those who are taken to Iris. The prices were either the same as before or higher, so I thought it would depend on the travel agency. If that was the case, I would have paid the same price and repeated it, but I'm very disappointed. It's a shame because I was looking forward to the end of the year.

You can soak in the hot springs while looking out at the ocean from the spacious bathtub. There is an open-air bath. There is a place called Garden Onsen, and you have to walk about 50 meters inside the hot spring, but it's worth a visit as it has a nice view. This is a prestigious hotel where Prime Minister Abe reportedly stayed during the G7 Summit in 2016.