Kanigoten

The facilities are luxurious and the surrounding natural scenery is beautiful. There are two public open-air hot springs in the hotel, and the Western-style rooms also come with small open-air hot springs. One night and two meals are rich, and you can also eat swimming crabs in mid-June. There are no single rooms, and a room for one person is also a double room. Of course, two sets of meals are provided, and you can eat as much as you want.

We emailed the hotel to let us know we would take a limousine taxi. The store responded promptly, told us the pick-up time, and asked about our travel purpose and plan, and the breakfast and dinner time. We knew we wanted to go to the Torii in the Sea. When we were sent to Tara Station on the day of check-out, we took a detour. The hotel driver also took the initiative to help take pictures, which was very nice. The hotel environment is good, whether it is the lobby or the room, it is very atmospheric. We arrived at the hotel early, before the check-in time of 3 o'clock. We had a welcome snack and went around. There is a convenience store within 100 meters on the left side of the hotel, but there are few things. Going down the small road next to the hotel, there is no scenery on the coast, and the sea cockroaches densely packed on the seaside wall make people shiver. The dinner of one night and two meals booked on Ctrip is the most basic set meal. There is no beef, only seafood, but the quantity is sufficient and it is very full. The store will also take pictures for guests, and will put the photos and breakfast together for you to arrive the next day. There are free drinks and coffee in the hotel lobby, and the taste is ordinary. The room was spacious, with dead mosquitoes on the window glass, probably the work of the previous guest and ignored by the hotel cleaner.

I had a great time. My wife was pregnant, but I was able to spend it without anxiety. I like saunas and the renewed sauna is also pretty good. This is my preference, but I felt that it would be better if the temperature rose a little more. I didn't feel much heat when I heated it once every 3 minutes, and I liked it more when I used more water when I heated it once every 10 minutes! However, the hospitality is wonderful and various parts have been renewed, so I thought I would be looking forward to future updates!

It was my second visit. All are separate rooms. Each room has a hot spring. The rooms are modern. The horn crab is delicious for rabbits 🦀 Isn't this price quite reasonable for this dish and room? I'm just in the countryside, so there's nothing to do. It's a good hotel for people who just need a relaxing hot spring and delicious food.

I was treated to a crab full of *. It was very delicious. The separate bath was far away, but it's nice to enjoy a private feeling while feeling the sea.

When I entered the lobby, I felt that the view of the Ariake Sea must be the reason for the high evaluation. The building is by no means new and the explanation of the building by the young staff was nice, but it took a long time to take over, the elevator was narrow, and the corridor was narrow. The room is a premium room of 20 tatami mats. I was relieved in the calm sea that spreads out from the window on one side and the spacious room that lives up to its reputation. From here you will know the highly rated karakuri. Since I made a reservation on the official website, I was able to use the private open-air bath for free. I was overwhelmed by the wonderful scenery when I walked through the wooden connecting corridor and opened the small wooden door. Dinner after a leisurely bath was all very delicious. The staff's tempo is good, and the performance of crab handling is wonderful, and the conversation is lively. As a traveler from the north, where mandarin oranges are expensive, I was surprised to see a super raw juice machine made with a basket full of mandarin oranges. There is a lounge next to the lobby where drinks are prepared, and you can go outside and feel the pleasant sea breeze. For some reason, the open-air bath with a view is a Mediterranean-style infinity bath. I was excited because it was completely different from the open-air bath downstairs. The breakfast was delicious, the view was good, and it was an inn that became the impression of Saga itself. It was probably a long-established ryokan, but I would like to applaud the splendid renovation that made use of the scenic beauty and oldness and the young staff's brisk response. thank you for helping me.