The amenities and complimentary drinks were excellent. This was my second time staying in a capsule-type room, and I still haven't had enough experience to get a good night's sleep, but the bath and facilities were comfortable, so I would definitely stay here again if I were staying alone. There seemed to be more senior guests than I expected. For meals, I bought Nita rice balls at Chamine in front of the station and side dishes at a convenience store and ate them in the dining area of the inn. The next morning, I had breakfast at Andersen, which is also located in Chamine.
It's a standard business hotel located right in front of the station, making it convenient for transportation. The hotel has its own parking lot, but spaces are limited. Fortunately, there's a Times Hotel nearby offering unlimited overnight parking for 700 yen. The hotel is a bit old, and the elevators are a bit difficult to reach.
There is a distance from the station, and the nearest Rosen convenience store is also an 8-minute walk away. The Japanese-style room has a Doraemon feeling, the space is comfortable, and the field is next to it, which feels good.
It is close to the Jinheye Cable Car I am going to. It will take about10-15 minutes to check out at 8:45.
The room was very clean as it was just renovated and opened. The room was small, but it was very nice to have the outlets at the pillow, dryers, water servers in the common space, etc.
It was cheap or cheap, but I was grateful that breakfast was included. It can be evaluated as a service for the price without any problem that it is divided into the ready-made product as it is.
The staff is bright and helpful and I want to stay again.
It’s a pity that Fenglu is not open. It was originally for Fenglu. The seat is a section away from Izumo Station. It is recommended to take a bus to the nearby large-scale mass-market store. Supersellers sell snacks.
The room used the loft type.
It was very beautiful and enough for us to use just to sleep.
There is a unit bus, but I also got a ticket for a nearby hot spring.
Because it was heavy snow, I was able to borrow brush, hot water and color 々 on my way home.
The staff is kind and I would like to use it again.
Check in is a sightseeing site in Hashimi, where the service staff kindly guide you how to explore the island and how to stay.
The hotel is very close to the port, only a 5-minute walk away. It is a quaint Japanese-style building with a modern hotel interior. It is very clean, bright and dry and wet bathroom, spacious and comfortable.
I live in a single room this time, facing the sea, the scene is beautiful, I like it very much!
GGuest UserThe amenities and complimentary drinks were excellent. This was my second time staying in a capsule-type room, and I still haven't had enough experience to get a good night's sleep, but the bath and facilities were comfortable, so I would definitely stay here again if I were staying alone. There seemed to be more senior guests than I expected. For meals, I bought Nita rice balls at Chamine in front of the station and side dishes at a convenience store and ate them in the dining area of the inn. The next morning, I had breakfast at Andersen, which is also located in Chamine.
GGuest UserThe room is lovely, a cozy traditional tatami style. It's managed by locals, so that's really nice. I kinda regret not getting a place closer to the center. It's 30 minutes walk from the train station (with some sights along the way). There is a local bus (Google maps seems to be on point with it) but it doesn't drive all that often. There is however a great Onsen 15 minutes walk from the hotel. I do reccomend that. :)
UuyoacIt's a standard business hotel located right in front of the station, making it convenient for transportation. The hotel has its own parking lot, but spaces are limited. Fortunately, there's a Times Hotel nearby offering unlimited overnight parking for 700 yen. The hotel is a bit old, and the elevators are a bit difficult to reach.
YYoshioIt was delicious with only breakfast. I didn't have dinner, so I went to a nearby izakaya. The owner of the izakaya used to make banquets here better. I heard that I can't cook for some reason now. The inn itself was awarded by a travel agency and had a shield. Clean and good. The hot springs are also good. I thought it would be better if there was dinner. Iwami no Kata 々, who was present at the izakaya, was very friendly and fun.
GGuest UserThe room used the loft type.
It was very beautiful and enough for us to use just to sleep.
There is a unit bus, but I also got a ticket for a nearby hot spring.
Because it was heavy snow, I was able to borrow brush, hot water and color 々 on my way home.
The staff is kind and I would like to use it again.
GGuest UserIt takes about 40 minutes by car from the city, and half of it has to run on the mountain road along the sea, but there are about 5 minutes by car from Nikko Lighthouse, Nikko Shrine, Izumo Matsushima, etc., and I went sightseeing after staying.
The inn was cleanly renovated, the bath, toilet and washroom were shared but no problem. The room had a TV, refrigerator, yukata, towels, toothbrush, Japanese tea and tea tea bags.
1 There was a vending machine in the lobby on the floor, such as pots, microwave ovens, beverages, cup noodles, frozen foods, etc.