Hotels with WiFi in Shodoshima

"Very good experience! If you speak Japanese, you can call the store in advance to communicate the details before check-in, such as whether you need the store to drive to pick you up, what time to have dinner and other details can be agreed in advance. A great dinner and breakfast is provided, shocking The service is thoughtful and meticulous, the environment is elegant, the store intimately provides skin care products (snow muscle essence), pajamas, slippers, bicycles, rafts, etc. According to the official website, you can even make an appointment to fish and dig vegetables There is a special sauna spa room, you can take a bath, and the perfect open-air hot spring, so enjoyable When leaving, the store can also arrange for the car to be sent to a convenient location Perfect experience ❤️"

"The hotel is good and matches its price category. The rooms are spacious, new, and comfortable. The staff is friendly, and everything is automated – they've moved from physical keys to QR and PIN codes. If I'm ever lucky enough to visit Shodoshima again, I'd try to stay at this hotel once more. Now, about why the rating isn't 5/5: if you're unlucky and get a room like mine on the 2nd floor, your balcony offers a wonderful view of the road and its traffic, which is a slight discrepancy from the photos. The balcony railings could also be lower. I understand safety comes first (especially with free drinks at the lobby bar), but the hotel emphasizes room views, and when you're sitting in chairs on the balcony, you're looking through a grate – which isn't very comfortable. The breakfast doesn't have the largest selection of dishes, but to be fair, each item is tasty and commendable. I also visited the hotel restaurant for dinner. In my opinion, it would be better to change the menu to something they are masters at. The beef paella had well-cooked rice, but the beef itself was tough in places and generally quite bland. The burrata with fruit was drier than you'd expect, and there wasn't enough olive oil, salt, and pepper – which is strange for an island known for its olives. Perhaps they could add more, or provide salt, oil, and pepper with the dish so guests can season to their taste. The olive oil ice cream with salt and black pepper had the same issue as the burrata – it felt like the spices were stolen, yet they are the essence of this dish."

"It was also interesting to self-sufficient, and it was very good in the environment as I imagined when I saw the introduction site in advance. I wanted to stay slowly, such as staying for a long time and fishing on the beach right there. Only, did you have the function of re-burning the bath? Other than that, the room and toilet were clean and I had a very good stay!"