Nangoku Hotel

The nearby flower fields are at their best until the end of March.You can enjoy table tennis, mahjong, and karaoke,and make the most of your day with all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink.The only downside is that the Onsen smells a bit like bleach...but for the price, I’m more than satisfied.I use my birthday coupon every year.

This was my first trip as an adult, and I reserved a Ryokan with my partner. To be honest, it was excellent and extremely satisfying. The location seemed to appear suddenly out of the city, but the exterior was not bad at all. On the day of arrival, it was very windy, and the parking lot appeared full at first glance. However, the Ryokan staff immediately noticed our car and came out to assist us by moving cones to create a parking space for us. The interior of the facility was very clean. Although our room was labeled as "special condition," we were curious about what that meant. It turned out that there was another building across from our window which slightly obstructed the sea view; however, it was still a beautiful room with excellent facilities and nothing lacking at all! To call this "special condition" is surprising—it truly exceeded expectations! Even though we arrived earlier than check-in time, they had prepared our room perfectly so we could enter right away. We were also lucky enough to reserve a private open-air bath that we had been looking forward to—it made for an amazing experience! While we didn’t use the public bathhouse facilities, the private open-air bath itself was spotless and delightful.In the morning, we enjoyed breakfast included in our stay through their buffet service before checking out just before 11 AM. There wasn’t a single downside during this trip—it became such an enjoyable journey.Both my partner and I genuinely hope to visit again if given another opportunity!