Best Hotels near 四国最南端の碑, Tosashimizu

The meal was gorgeous. It may be good for those who like Showa retro.

This was one of the best places we have ever stayed at! The nickname for this establishment is Mana Village Pacific Hotel. ”Mana” has three meanings, of course it means heavenly food (yes, it was!) and in the Hawaiian language ”magical” (yes the view from the accomdations, and the rooms themselves were just that!) but it is also the local (Kochi prefecture) word for ”a lot” or ”awesome”. That pretty much describes this hotel. If you don't mind a short walk down a covered walkway, you can get to one of the most beautiful outdoor baths in Japan, overlooking the Pacific ocean. And in the restaurant you can get surf (first time I ever had lobster in Japan!) turf, and most importantly a variety of exotic fish served up local style. Most important is the location, which is on the extreme south-west tip of the island of Shikoku, a sort of peninsula jutting into the ocean. I wont spoil the adventure you will have if you come to Ashizuri, which is a kind of geo-park combining ancient history with luxurious fauna in a transitional tropical/temprate zone. If you go there, this is the place to stay!

I came to Kochi, so I decided to go to John Manjiro's foot foot. There is a distance from Kochi, and it is late and early the next day, so I thought it was a cheap place for the price because I only went to sleep. When I arrived, I thought that there were few guests sitting on the sofa and standing in a hurry. As it was written, the hotel is like an old training center, and the room is an old Japanese room, rather than a hotel. I went to the observatory because I had time to eat, but the scenery is better to go with a great view, but the road to go is bad and the grass is a dirt course. The new building is on the way and the back side of the main building and the condition of the road from there to the entrance are very bad. The bath is a normal old a little large bath, and the open-air bath has a feeling of making it backwards, but it is 々 good. Just the pool used in the old days next to it was dirty and the scenery was ruined. And I was honestly surprised that there was a kushi used by someone on the stand of the dressing room, and when I went to the bath in the morning, I was left behind. The meal was seafood main until the day before, so I made it a chicken course. Of course, bonito and construction were made and the amount was satisfactory. The female staff was also friendly and delicious dinner. Well, it's not possible because the price is cheap, but I saw the staff who are doing it several times, and I want you to make efforts to improve the condition of the time.

We stayed ２ nights on our trip to Kochi in October 2020. The hotel was undergoing a large-scale repair work on the outer wall and there was a scaffolding around. Parking is free, but the first parking lot just beside the hotel can only park about 10 cars, so you will park in a parking lot a little far away when you are full. Arrived around 14 o'clock, but I was able to check in. The front desk staff is not stationed during the day, so the room key is good. When you need it, you can call the staff at the front desk bell, and there is nothing wrong with it. Breakfast is provided free of charge from 7:30 in the lobby, but this time the staff at the dining room also served as the front desk business. We are trying to reduce costs by thoroughly saving labor. The content of the breakfast was mainly Japanese food, and Western food was about bread, salad and drink, but it is glad to eat this for free. １ There is a ”Yakuyu bath” behind the front desk on the floor, but there are only １, so it is a men and women change system on the day of the week and time. The washroom was about ４ and the bathtub was about tatami mats, but the smell of medicinal herbs was healed. We stayed on weekdays, but the morning bath is only for men, and it is switched from women to men at 20 o'clock at night, so women are quite difficult to use. On weekends, men and women seemed to be changing their time. Not a new hotel, so you feel less 々 old in the room and hotel facilities. Compact twin room, storage space is insufficient. The hanger rack is also narrow and ４ hanging is full, but there was a stick in the free rental goods placed in the elevator side space. １ In front of the front floor, you can put daily necessities such as cotton swabs and body sponges, and you can feel the devise in detail. It was a perfect hotel for the sightseeing starting point of Tosa Shimizu, Shimanto gawa River, Shimanto gawa River, with a warm service with cheap accommodation fee.

Four hundred thousand old hotel, there is a big supermarket nearby, walk for 2 minutes, and cross a bridge, there is a traditional canteen in the fruit market, many drivers go to eat, non-market people can also go in. w is delicious, open in the morning until 1:00 noon. 40,000 is very comfortable and relaxing. It is best to rent a bicycle to ride around 40,000 small markets and Qingliu in the sightseeing comprehensive case on the left hand side of the station.

Clean hotel with amazing with of the Pacific Ocean from inside the room. The staffs are very helpful and offered to carry my luggage up the stairs. However due to language barrier, did not tell me that I can see the ocean and sunrise from my room. I missed the beautiful view as the curtains are close and did not discover the view until I was about to checkout. It is a regret as I believe the sunrise would be stunning. Would highly recommend booking at the restaurant in advance, as there is no much to eat and shop nearby. The restaurant is small scaled, so might not be able to cater last minute orders. Overall a very nice stay, given the budget. Suitable for those who are on driving.

This Ryokan was an absolute positive surprise to us. Although it is a bit old and definitely remote (15km to next supermarket and Conbini), it has a perfect location at this part of the island. We loved the seaview and the outdoor onsen which was free to use. The breakfast was also great and had a big selection of a typical Japanese ryokan.