Route Inn Grantia Shiretoko Shari Ekimae Reviews

Although somebody may prefer higher-order accommodation, this hotel is very very great for me and my family. Located just in front of JR Shiretoko Shari Station, it can be very convenient for me and my family to catch a train to somewhere else. The other excellence of the hotel is that there is a convenience store just across the zebra line. The hotel staff, from front desk receptionist to housekeepers, they all tried their best to answer my questions and make up my room. The price of the hotel is quite reasonable. I stayed there for consecutively 8 nights, I found that the price if very very reasonable.

When traveling to Shiretoko, you should stay near Utoro Onsen instead of Shari. I stayed in Shiretoko for two days and ran back and forth every day. It was a waste of time and money and I regretted it endlessly. The hotel itself is absolutely fine, and the transportation is extremely convenient. Before leaving, I discovered that there is a foot bath at the door. I took advantage of the fifteen minutes of waiting time to soak my feet. I caught up with the local summer festival today and was able to soak my feet in it. We stayed in Xali until four o'clock and had a very, very delicious baked potato.

From the JR station, walk 20 steps to the hotel, and from the hotel lobby, walk 15 steps to the bus terminal. This location is unbeatable! I have stayed in several Lu Ying hotels, and the smoking room of this one smells the worst, with a strong smell of cigarettes, even though the room has an air purifier. At this time, I have checked into the same hotel in another city, which is also a smoking room, but the indoor air is very good! It snowed heavily these two days, so I couldn't go out and could only hide in the room. I ate 7-11 bento for two days, which is not bad!

The hotel is just opposite Shiretoko Shari Station, and the bus stop to the Five Lakes is just downstairs from the hotel. The location can be said to be very convenient. Check-in and check-out were very fast. Maybe many people who stay here are going to the Five Lakes. The breakfast will be very busy at 6:45. I went downstairs 5 minutes late and had to queue up to enter. The breakfast is very rich, and there are steamed buns and handmade tofu, and there are many choices of drinks. The room area is very spacious in Japan. The waiter also folded paper cranes. The town is very quiet at night. There is a local convenience store across the main road. There is also a small restaurant serving yakiniku don nearby. Although the restaurant does not provide dinner, you will not go hungry. The hot spring has open-air and indoor versions. It is very comfortable to soak in it after a tiring day. There are also massage chairs in the rest area. There is also a reading corner in the lobby. It is a good choice to check it out after running in the hot spring. Overall, it was a very satisfactory stay