Ξενοδοχεία κοντά σε Nawa Shrine σε Daisen

Location, open-air bath, indoor and outdoor facilities including karaoke, staff correspondence, all were good. I will be a repeater.

Breakfast and dinner are very delicious, eat authentic Japanese flavor, good food is worth a try. 😄😄😄

I had the impression that it was a hotel for climbers, so I didn't have high expectations, but I was disappointed in a good way! The inside of the hotel has been renovated and was very clean and comfortable, including the common areas and each room. Of course, every corner is thoroughly cleaned. The bath and toilet are separate, and both have been beautifully renovated and polished to a shine. They were also great with children. All the staff were kind to the children. What impressed me was the dinner. I didn't have high expectations based on the photo on the top page of TripAdvisor, but it turned out to be a kaiseki meal that even came with a certificate. Each item was made with great care and all were delicious. The children's dishes were also carefully prepared and delicious, and the children enjoyed eating them. There was also a cute decoration made of orange. Breakfast was average, with a lot of ready-made items. Still, it's more than enough considering the price. This time, I applied for the 10 special benefits plan, and the service was so perfect that I couldn't help but feel sorry for the price: it came with a cup of ramen, a boxed lunch and water for the next day, and a coupon that could be used inside the hotel. Although the bath is not a hot spring, the natural water filtered by Mt. Daisen made my skin feel softer. The next day, I asked for a late checkout so I could wait for my family to go climbing Mt. Daisen, and they told me that they had a room where I could leave my luggage, so I could use that. The room was spacious and clean, and I was able to wait very comfortably. There are many beautiful shops and accommodations along the approach to Daisenji Temple, and it was a very enjoyable place, so I would definitely like to come back to Daisen again. This is a hotel with the highest level of cost performance and satisfaction. I would like to use this hotel when I come to Oyama. Thank you for the fun memories.

I booked a superior room for three consecutive nights because it was a high-class hotel via a major travel company on the net. First of all, I was surprised that the front desk did not grasp that we would stay for three consecutive nights. The key I received was room 108, and when I entered the room, heating was not effective and cold. Also, one light bulb was cut off. The room bath is narrow and the key to the toilet is a kannuki lock. It's like a private inn in Showa. This is ”high class”? This is ”superia”? I told the manager, 2 nights and 3 nights were ranked up for free, but the ranked room was ”superia” of the photograph on the homepage. If you were silent, you might have stayed in a room like a private inn in Showa for three nights. After returning, is it not a ”high class” hotel for a major travel company on the net? I asked, ”high class” was decided by the hotel, and if it was said to be ”high class” from the hotel, I received an answer to ”high class”. It is not that a major travel company on the net is looking at the room and confirming it. I found that the standard of ”high class” was not decided by a major travel company on the net. I thought it was irresponsible that a major travel company on the net was listed as ”high class”. If you are trying to decide a hotel from now on, don't be fooled by ”high class”.

It was less than 々 away from the station, but there was a natural hot spring bath in a new hotel, and I used it because breakfast was free. The hot spring was a bit warm, but it was a pleasant hot water. I think there was enough space for bathtub and washroom. Because I entered the morning of the check-out day, there was no other person and it was comfortable. It may be a recent fashion, but the system that the congestion situation in the bath is in the room and you can see it is good. Free breakfast was unexpectedly good. I thought it would be good to say that it was comparable to the breakfast of a business hotel that took a fee of around 1000 yen. Some regulations are unavoidable because of the corona fin, but as in the public bath, it is also a high score to check the congestion situation in the room. I was grateful to be able to bring coffee back to the room for free. It was another price at a Kansai hotel that stayed the day before. The room was ranked up and comfortable. I think there were all the fixtures. I think it is perfect to have another pair of towel sets for the public bath (even if there is another hand towel) and a password type safety box that makes valuables. I think I will go again because Yonago has a friend. I will use it again at that time.

It was closed in a difficult situation in the corona pass, but it resumed from June 1. It is a movement of the whole building without slippers by taking off shoes at the entrance. The employee is wearing a mask for the corona countermeasure. During the closing of the hotel, I heard from the lady general that I was prepared to accept the guests thoroughly by cleaning and disinfection until I was not aware of it. The room is a little quaint decoration with a board between the Japanese room. The book and rest place are located in the Irofuri, and the decoration such as old clocks and corridors is also a pleasant atmosphere to walk. The meal was a private room at another venue. It was delicious with sashimi, hamo pot, Tottori beef baked, and tea pickles. It is said that the rock bath is the oldest in the hot spring. The literati such as shonyo nozaka enjoyed the hot springs with a plan. The staff are kind and at home. It is a reasonable nice inn.

I made a reservation that I wanted to eat delicious crabs. I asked without prior knowledge, but the car access was very good and the building staff all the food was good. So I imagined a grand hotel-like place in each hot spring area, which is a little disgusting old group banquet, but in a good way I was betrayed. Both my wife and children were delighted. I went there except during the crab season. I don't think so. The staff are all good, and the hot springs were unexpectedly outstanding. It's nice to clean them well (I was soaked until I cleaned them). So) Thank you for your consideration. The price changes a little due to envy at this inn, but I took the plunge and made a good room. I really thought it was good to see the sea and Oyama and charge.

With a stay at Shukubo Kansho-in Temple Sanrakuso in Daisen, you'll be a 4-minute walk from Daisenji Temple and 10 minutes by foot from Daisen Information Center. This ryokan is 0.7 mi (1.2 km) from Daisen White Resort and 1.9 mi (3.1 km) from Mt. Daisen.Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access.At Shukubo Kansho-in Temple Sanrakuso, enjoy a satisfying meal at the restaurant.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Stay in one of 10 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms feature separate bathtubs and showers, complimentary toiletries, and slippers. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and coffee/tea makers.

What a great view overlooking the ocean! Enjoy hot pot, Japanese BBQ, and a party!

Nice location near bus stop Nice owner and staff But room is too small and hot spring seems like not clean enough