Taiyou No Ouchi

The area used for overnight stays is clean, but the areas that are not used, such as the balcony, are left untouched. (The scenery is beautiful, but it's a waste.) When staying for two nights, there is only a place to dry the laundry inside the room.Also, Towels and garbage bags were not replenished, and if there is no staff stationed there, it would be helpful to have a guide map at the check-in location that will show you where to park in advance, so you don't have to make unnecessary phone calls. No. (There is no indication at parking positions after number 4) Considering it was between a camp and a hotel, the room was as clean and air-conditioned as a hotel.

It looked nice from the outside, but there was no air conditioning in the lobby, so I brought my luggage in while it was extremely hot and humid. Then, at night, that insect appeared. Furthermore, a female staff member was wandering around the lounge at night wearing very casual clothes. The lounge is nice though. I turned on the air conditioning in the lounge/hall myself.

The scenery is amazing. You can get a really nice view without having to stay in an expensive hotel. The facility itself is more comfortable than the price. Generally, there are many quiet visitors. Unfortunately, there was only one group of male university students making a fuss. It was scary because the fireworks trash was still in the trash can.