Hotel Sekia Reviews

On the mountain, there are no lights on the mountain road at night. Please pay attention to safety when driving. There is a big bathhouse, which is good. On the day of check-in, I was surprised to have fireworks. I watched the fireworks at the memorial platform at a very close distance. It was awesome, but I didn’t know it beforehand. ,Ha ha.

The room was spacious, but unfortunately the air conditioning didn't work. It was hot, so I opened the window, but there was no screen, so bugs came in. The bath was divided into several sections, but the water was so hot that I got overheated quickly. The staff was nice, but the breakfast was very different from the photo. Maybe it was because I went during peak hours, but the rice cooker and miso soup were left empty. The inspection process was not thorough. There was no fruit. There was no mayonnaise. It said that there was bowling and table tennis, but it was only for group reservations, and the information was only available after arriving at the hotel. After all, I chose the hotel based on the information, but since it's a hotel in the mountains, I couldn't go anywhere. I couldn't do the things I was looking forward to. It's a shame. I wish they would post the information properly in advance.

It was my first family trip in a long time, but I'm glad we were able to relax.

The hotel is located on a mountain with beautiful scenery. It has a swimming pool but I don’t have enough time. There is a hot spring. It is more convenient to take a car. The waiter only spoke Japanese when checking in, but he was very polite. Most of the guests in the hotel are Japanese and have a large family. The breakfast is rich Delicious!

Most of the old mountain hotels are for tour groups and the food is pretty good. The facilities are old, especially the quilts are very uncomfortable. The scenery outside the window is pretty good. The price of 500 yuan is also reasonable.

This is the Sekia I use often. As always, the hot springs are good, and the staff are friendly. The restaurant is also delicious and luxurious.

Comfortable environment, clean rooms, far from the city

This time it was a room without meals, but next time I would like to enjoy it with a meal plan. When I opened the key, it was hard to open, so I asked other guests to help me. Onsen was very good!

Older hotel, no air conditioning, many tour groups.

It was convenient because it was close to the highway IC and close to the amu*****t park Greenland. Children were delighted to be able to use the hotel pool for free during the summer vacation. The hot springs were comfortable with indoor baths, open-air baths, waterfall baths, and saunas. The breakfast buffet had a variety of Japanese and Western dishes, and I was able to enjoy my meal. Chikuzenni was especially delicious for me. Speaking of luxury, it was a trip, so I thought it would be even better if there was a local menu of Kumamoto. The facility feels old, but it was clean and had a good feeling. The room was also spacious. You can see the vast nature from the large window of the room, and it was quite a superb view.

I was able to use both the room and the public bath comfortably. We only had breakfast, but it was satisfying. When I headed from the Nankan Interchange, believing in the navigation, I was shown a ridiculous road. We plan to stay again at the end of the year.

The area around the hotel is in the mountains, so there are few street lights at night, so please be careful when driving. It was winter, so it was dark and a little scary. We were on a family trip and only stayed overnight, but the staff were very friendly and the rooms were well-cleaned. The hot spring was large and the temperature was just right, and my 6-year-old daughter was delighted. The fireworks were also amazing!

I went before the coronavirus. It's off because I couldn't choose when I visited. Summer is hot no matter where you go, so you'll want to escape the heat as much as possible at a hotel with a pool. If you want to relax and play in the pool, I would like to enjoy it for several nights if possible. I'm looking at travel sites because I want to go this year, but the prices are much higher than before the coronavirus, so I'm not sure what to do. Many hotels and inns have gone up in price since before the coronavirus, but Hotel Sekia's price increase has been so large that it feels like it's a bit out of our household budget.

The hot spring was spacious and felt great. I thought it would be great if there were more buses to the station.