Kyukamura Shikanoshima

這是一家位於小島海邊上的酒店,由於向西,因此天氣好的時候太陽下山的風景十分優美。所有房間都向海，在房間內望向海景十分療癒。他們包自助晚餐十分豐富。十分值得來這間飯店享受寧靜的小島風情。

住的很舒服

A very nice hot spring resort hotel. The beach in front of the hotel is very beautiful and the transportation is convenient. The room faces the sea. It is a hotel worth trying.

The room cannot take a shower and the facilities are too old, which is acceptable

The location is the strongest, so it's the second time I've used it since the year before last. The beach is just a stone's throw away. The sea is also beautiful, so it's too great for this point. About facilities. The air conditioning in the room is not working at all on a midsummer day over 37°. After using the hot spring, I was sweating like a waterfall, and it didn't make sense to take a bath. Inside the building, air conditioning is only working in the 1st floor lobby, and the corridors on each floor are like saunas. Whether it's a cheap or bad facility, the whole building should be air-conditioned. In addition, although the advertisement advertises "fresh seafood," it is not fresh at all, and I was stunned by the high rate of use of frozen food. Don't expect convenience store lunch boxes to be overwhelmingly delicious. Overall the lowest cost performance. 👎

20 meters away under the window overlooking the room was the Genkai Sea's blue sea and pure white waves.The soft sound of the sea that could be heard all the way to the room was a blissful time that made you forget about your daily life. It was an inn for adults, a couple's inn, that made me feel like I wanted to sit on the sofa by the window and stare at the ocean with my wife all day long, without the need for a TV or radio. As we had booked a cheap meal plan, we had a buffet for breakfast and dinner, but even then, for elderly people like us, there wasn't enough food for us to eat, including sashimi, grilled fish, fried foods, turban shells, fruits, bread, cakes, and more. It may be a limited edition, but in addition to miso soup, Hakata zōni was also available. What impressed me the most was that even though it was such a large hotel, everything inside the hotel, including the outside garden, lobby, rooms, hallways, and public bath, was neat and clean, and as I was leaving, my wife said, ``I want to come again.'' I shook my head and thought so from the bottom of my heart.