"At check-in, there was a foreign staff member whose accent was very difficult to understand, although he was speaking Japanese. The room was clean, and the staff were lovely. The food was also good, although I was sad to see that the usual 3-day rotation of different foods at breakfast time had been eliminated."
"At check-in, there was a foreign staff member whose accent was very difficult to understand, although he was speaking Japanese. The room was clean, and the staff were lovely. The food was also good, although I was sad to see that the usual 3-day rotation of different foods at breakfast time had been eliminated."
"Very nice hotel. Room and amenities were really nice. The only reason I don’t give a perfect score, is because they charge more than ¥3,000 for one hour earlier check in, which I have declined. Any hotel with such a policy, will NEVER get a perfect score from me. The whole system just becomes too greedy !
Other than that, great hotel, great dinner buffet and very nice breakfast."
"Very nice hotel. Room and amenities were really nice. The only reason I don’t give a perfect score, is because they charge more than ¥3,000 for one hour earlier check in, which I have declined. Any hotel with such a policy, will NEVER get a perfect score from me. The whole system just becomes too greedy !
Other than that, great hotel, great dinner buffet and very nice breakfast."
Clean room with full amenities. A bit old though. It’s been well maintained.
Loved Spa, but no chance to use the pool as it closes 6pm.
Parking was free and plenty of spaces. There is no CVS in the island, so better to get all before you go to the hotel.
Clean room with full amenities. A bit old though. It’s been well maintained.
Loved Spa, but no chance to use the pool as it closes 6pm.
Parking was free and plenty of spaces. There is no CVS in the island, so better to get all before you go to the hotel.
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