KAMENOI HOTEL GENKAINADA Reviews

As for the options for lodging, 1) Stay overnight at a business hotel with a large public bath, and look for meals in the city, 2) Stay at a Japanese inn with half board, but this time I chose 2. This eliminates the need to worry about and search for meals, but it is still necessary to secure transportation to the accommodation. Fortunately, there is a shuttle bus, so I use it both on my way there and back. Only go to JR Orio Station at 14:30. It's a little early, but I can relax at the inn, so I took advantage of it. There were about 10 people using the train, some of them in groups, and they were making a fuss because the train was late and no one was there, but on this day they left one minute late and arrived at the hotel in about 25 minutes. I have stayed at the former Kanpo no Yado (Asahi), but when the shuttle bus arrives, it is often crowded and you have to wait for a while. I thought I would be able to see the sunset from the restaurant, so I chose a slightly cheaper room with a view of the sunrise. However, the view of the sea from the side of the room where you can see the morning sun is not good, and even in the room at the very tip, you can only see the sea a little to the left, and the front of the room is probably staff quarters. The portions of the meals are relatively small, and they set out cold plates first, and then have warm dishes brought to them after they are seated. The sashimi was delicious and I was surprised at how thick the amberjack was. Accommodation wasn't cheap, but the travel assistance was helpful. Things were good so far, but the problem was that as I was waiting for the shuttle bus to depart, I noticed that some of the customers who were making a fuss on their way back had lost their keys to the safe, and others had forgotten their bags and were trying to get back. , the elderly driver got completely confused. The driver thought someone was late and finally left after waiting 14 minutes for someone who wasn't supposed to be there. In the meantime, if you check the list and number of people, you'll see that everyone is there, but you just keep waiting. It's not only the fault of the noisy customer who inputted unnecessary information, but also the driver's inability to make decisions appropriately. Thanks to that, I couldn't catch the train I had planned, and my next schedule was thrown out of order.