Sumoto Hotels with Bars

I'd only ever experienced traditional Japanese-style hot spring inns before, but I really liked the Western-style atmosphere. I was especially satisfied with dinner. The hotel's hot spring was good, but the hot springs at the nearby inns that are part of the Awaji Group were even better. If you're staying at Shimahana, I think you should definitely try the hot springs at the other inns as well. The staff's service was polite, but it was typical hotel service, different from a traditional hot spring inn (though I suppose that's a matter of personal preference). It was cloudy during my stay, so I couldn't see the sunrise, but I imagine it would have been amazing if I had.

When choosing a hot spring inn, I base my choice on the food, scenery, and quality of the hot springs. I especially look forward to the food. Everyone has their own preferences when it comes to food, but this time I was disappointed. I didn't get to try the Awaji noodles that we had at the end of the night. It was mostly seafood, so it might not be for people who want to enjoy meat. The location was great. I went to three hot springs and all were great. The views were mesmerizing. The dining room also had a beautiful view and was relaxing. The room was small and compact, but it was clean and nice. I thought the larger rooms would cost more. They have family baths and private hot springs, so they're good for people who don't want to be socialized. There was also a lounge bar and a cafe. I hope to stay at another New Awaji group hotel again.

I stayed in the morning sun garden in the villa building this time. First of all, I was able to check in on the dedicated sofa. The room was 3 people or was spacious and comfortable. The view from the room was nice and I could see the sea or the sea. The private lounge was also on the 11th floor and was used. I'm a little sorry that I didn't have alcohol. I ate dinner at the restaurant, but it was very delicious and the number of items was abundant and I was satisfied with everything from seafood to steak. The breakfast was also rich and satisfactory. I will use it without entering the couple water this time.

The hotel wants to praise the high quality of the buffet dinner food, especially the desserts are small and exquisite, you can try a few more. The staff's service attitude was thoughtful and enthusiastic, and they also took the initiative to introduce us to the lobby to play stall games after dinner. The atmosphere was lively. We won a large pile of candy and an oversized Awalu Island onion with a small change. But we did not vomit the following events. Our couple and three daughters had five people. They booked a double room and a triple room. Obviously, the price of a triple room was twice and a half of the double room, that is, we had paid enough for two people and three people. We participated in the hotel's free fishing activities as soon as we arrived. But the hotel provided two fish rods per room, even if it was dusk and many guests left and there were many remaining fish rods, and the staff theory was not working. Five of us had no choice but to use four poles, came and passed, chicken hands, duck feet, a fish could not be caught, these staff gathered around to chat, the whole process did not help, these service attitude is really rare in Japan. Originally, this fishing activity was the main reason for choosing this hotel, but it felt a very disappointing experience. 😔

Our stay started pleasantly with a polite welcome at the entrance! It was fun to be able to choose our favorite kimono design! In-room dining was not available as advance notice was required, but the dinner venue was very clean and modern. There were some older game consoles installed, and we were able to play on them, something we hadn't seen in a while. We stayed in a Japanese-style room with an ocean view, and the sunsets and sunrises were beautiful. Best of all, we could hear the sound of the ocean all the time, which was very relaxing. The most impressive thing about this inn was the food. The sashimi was delicious, and the selection was plentiful, so we were very satisfied! The morning buffet offered both Japanese and Western dishes, and the desserts were delicious! The beach was right next to the inn, so we enjoyed ourselves even when we were tired! The staff were also very polite, and it was an inn that we truly wanted to stay at again!

I only knew that there were new and old museums. I stayed in the old one! The lobby is really nostalgic! The elevator can't go directly to the floor. It's very strange. You must go to half a flight of stairs or half a floor. You have traveled more than 100 times. The first time you have passed this situation. The elevator only goes to 1.5 floor, 2.5 floor. I stay on the 3rd floor. In fact, there is no big problem. Sea view room until sunset. The new hall is a lot of new net senior, but unfortunately I didn't pay attention when I booked the room.