Iki Stellacote Taiankaku Reviews

I think it is a very great hotel on Iki Island. The staff was quick to respond and the hot springs were nice. I was very satisfied with the breakfast and would like to visit again

It was nice to have a large public bath. It would have been great if there was a shuttle to the port, it's a shame. I was happy that bottled water was provided free of charge in the room.

It was neither good nor bad, just average. The only good thing was that there was a supermarket nearby. There was nothing else good about it. I don't think I'll come back.

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位置很好，飯店前面就有公車站，從港口走路過來也不用很久，櫃檯還會提供周邊的餐廳地圖

Used for tours. It was a Japanese-style room, so it was quite hard for an old person. The room comes with free water. There is a spare yukata next to the elevator, so if the size of the yukata in your room doesn't fit, you can choose the size you like. The food was pretty good with abalone and sea urchin shabu, but the bath was not good enough. The bath is not so large and it is a cave bath that I am proud of. The dressing room is unusually small for a large public bath. For breakfast, we had a Japanese set meal, but I don't know how it would be if you stayed in general. There is a supermarket next door that is open until 23:00, which is convenient.

When choosing your meal, I highly recommend the course that includes Iki beef. Iki beef is rarely heard of in Tokyo, but it is just as tasty and fatty as Matsusaka beef or Kobe beef. Other creative dishes using local vegetables were also very delicious. I stayed in a twin bed room by myself, which was spacious, comfortable and clean. The VIP room and suite rooms are not too expensive, so I would like to stay in those next time.

The elevator had the word "Wedding" written on it. I knew it was a hotel of that type because it had the word "Kaku" (arch). [Room] The room I stayed in was a twin, but it was larger than a business hotel room, and there was a table and chairs. The clock was broken and didn't work. There was only Japanese tea bags, no coffee. There was free water and snacks. [Bath] The bath was an artificial hot spring. Is there a fee to use the rock bath and sauna? The baths seem to be in different locations for men and women on a daily basis, but the bath named "Oni no Doukutsu" (Demon's Cave) is only in one of the baths, and it seems to have been in the women's bath on the day I used it (I confirmed this with my wife). [Other] Power saving? At night, the hallway was pitch black, and after meals I had to walk along the wall to return to my room. Yukata was provided in the room, but there were spares in the hallway that I could use as much as I wanted. The only amenities in the room were toothbrushes and brushes, and I had to take the toothbrush from next to the front desk. When I got off the elevator and went out into the hallway, there was a peculiar smell. (Not my favorite) The food was decent, but in terms of rating, I would give it about 1.5 stars out of 5 stars because of the noticeable deficiencies in the facilities.