Uomisaki Hotel

This was my first time staying with the Itoen Hotel Group and Uomisaki Hotel.The building is old, but the Facility is more than adequate.Both the Onsen and the Room were clean.There was a wide variety of food, and I think it’s a great value for those who drink alcohol.Above all, the staff were kind from check-in onward, and everyone we met was friendly—it's a very good Hotel.I would like to stay again.

The Hotel’s biggest highlight is likely the open-air bath on the top floor of the South Wing. You can enjoy the Onsen while taking in a breathtaking view that more than lives up to expectations. Both the night view and bathing in the morning sun were outstanding.As for the Room, I requested a spacious two-room layout since it was the same price, but in the end I moved my futon into the room with the TV, so one room would have been enough. That’s because I was traveling solo; for a larger group, being able to separate sleeping areas could be useful. It was a bit disappointing that there wasn’t a chair-and-table set on the veranda area. I was surprised that the in-room TV was a smart TV—are all Rooms like this? One concern, though, was that previous guests’ YouTube search history and account information were still saved. Some Hotels clear this when you turn off the power, but that didn’t seem to be the case here, so caution is needed.The meals were typical of what you’d expect from an Itoen Group property—neither better nor worse than expected. The dining area is split into left and right sections across an elevator hall, and I was seated on the side without food stations, which made going to pick up dishes slightly inconvenient. Thankfully, drinks were available on both sides.The large hall on the 2nd floor was open as a lounge area. Also, having coin lockers with a refundable 100-yen deposit felt like a very welcome service.