Hotels With WiFi in Shimane Prefecture, Japan

The clean room with a great view and a satisfying dinner and breakfast were worth checking several times to see how much it would cost. The clean and spacious open-air mixed-gender bath was also very satisfying. A short but neat stroll through the garden as a morning walk was a bonus, but it was too good to be true. The stone underground passageway is also a must-see.

The hotel is very new. We stayed in a lake view bungalow (two beds + tatami mats). It was a bit crowded for four people, but the floor-to-ceiling windows and the view of Lake Shinji made it worth full marks! The lobby on the first floor of the hotel is large, very new, and full of sunshine, but you don't often encounter service staff. You need to take the trolley yourself and return your luggage to the designated location on the first floor. The architectural design is a bit strange in that there is no door, but a small The main entrance, as well as two side entrances. It was a bit difficult to find the entrance at first. It is strange that guests need to pay for parking (500 yen per day, the ticket must be presented to the counter for magnetization) The public bath on the top floor is good, the facilities are very new, the space is large, the view is good, and the temperature is moderate. We like the casual clothes provided in the room (not a yukata, just a black top + pants), which can be worn to bathe or sleep in It is comfortable, but it cannot be worn in the public areas on the first floor and the restaurant on the second floor. We stayed during the Christmas period. There was only a buffet restaurant to choose from. The breakfast was very good. The menu options were not very large but the dishes were exquisite and delicious. It should be noted that there are very few restaurants around the hotel. If you stay here, you don’t want to eat expensive food on the second floor. Buffet restaurant, it is best to finish your meal during the trip and then return to the hotel.

It was a great experience, very much like a budget Japanese inn, with tatami floors throughout the building, a natural hot spring on the rooftop where you can soak in the hot spring and watch the stars and the night view, free massage chairs that were great, and a variety of free food. The last entry for breakfast is at 9:00, so remember to get up early for breakfast. You need to queue up to enter at 7:00 on Saturday morning. I like the homemade seafood bowl and all-you-can-eat crabs the most. Every dish is very Japanese and the fruits are very sweet. The hotel is affordable and I would like to stay in the same group of hotels again if I have the chance.

Stayed at Tokyu for 6 nights, everything was very good. The room was very large, with dry and wet separation, and 2 large windows that could be opened. The breakfast on the first floor was rich with local specialty dishes. It was also very convenient to go to the attractions, and the surrounding facilities were complete. The only suggestion is that you need to take the underground passage from the JR station to the hotel. It would be better if you can note the walking route on the reservation.

It was a very nice inn. I thought it was a little old in the appearance, but the inside was well collected and clean. The large communal bath was also beautiful and refreshing. Since I was traveling alone, I asked the front desk to take a picture, and he was happy to respond, and the service when passing by in the corridor was great, so I definitely wanted to use it again.

I couldn't get a room at my usual hotel so I stayed here. It's right in front of Izumo Station and the shuttle bus to Izumo Airport is right in front of it. There are convenience stores nearby, Seven and Lawson, so you won't have any trouble having dinner at a nearby izakaya. The room was also very clean. There was a morning newspaper service in the elevator hall. There aren't many long-term stays, so there is no laundry, so I went to a coin laundry about a 5-minute walk away. They do dry cleaning. The only thing that bothered me about my stay was the shower curtain! It smelled like damp laundry, so I couldn't relax in the bathtub. I think they're busy, so even if it's impossible to dry it properly every time, I wish they could at least make it possible to change it. Other than that, it was really good. Also, you take the amenities you need from the lobby up, but It said that you can only have one per stay. I'm a woman, and I don't do much skin care, so one pouch of lotion and cream was enough for me to use morning and night, but I think it wouldn't be enough for someone who takes care of things properly. However, I realized that the location in front of the station is really convenient, so I'd like to visit again if I can make a reservation.^_^

Perfect hotel for those traveling by public transport around Japan -- so convenient to walk right out the door to the station :). As mentioned by other reviews, facilities and free foood are fantastic -- in additional to the bathing spaces, there are a number of lovely sitting areas spread across the building to work in. Room was clean and up to standard albeit on the smaller side and staff is friendly and helpful!

スタッフみんな親切で丁寧に対応してもらいました　お部屋　大浴場　食事処綺麗に掃除されています。特に夕食食事はとってもおいしきただきました。　小さいお子様がいなかったのでとっても静かな環境でした

Environment: There are many restaurants nearby, right next to the train and subway station. Hygiene: Very clean Facilities: Also very good, although the room is a bit small Service: Breakfast is a bit simple, and it is cleaned up immediately after the time. Not even a piece of bread can be eaten, even if it is not completely put away, it is not allowed to be eaten! This is a bit strange.

The oven is great, and there's even an outdoor one. The area around the hot spring is very convenient; there's grilled fish, a convenience store, many restaurants, and good transportation across the street. It's very cheap; we even drove out to buy bread. The parking lot is also large enough.