Pet-friendly Hotels in Amakusa

I stayed for the first time in several years. It is a fashionable hotel with a chapel on the premises and a wedding. The reception was polite and smiled. The basic plan (Japanese room 10 tatami mats) of the Japanese party seat [wami] was able to stay reasonable for about 10,000 yen per adult. The room is a type of bathroom and toilet. There was a makeup drop in the bathroom and an all-in one gel, and a shampoo conditioner body soap in POLA. The safe in the room was keyless so it was easy to use. Compared to the Japanese style room when I stayed here before, it is a sea view, but the scenery is not so good (the roof of the entrance is visible). There was no roomwear, only yukata, and there was a bath towel and a face towel. The PET bottle in the refrigerator is paid for all mineral water, but it seems that it can drink tap water, so it moved to the container and cooled and drank. It is a little far to move to the adjacent hot spring facility [Perra's Yufune], but you can call the bus immediately from the front desk. Amenities were cherry blossom oil and soy milk shampoo cherry blossom conditioner cherry blossom body soap. There were many face washing forms and packs that were usually placed in the washroom, and somehow they were placed on the washbasin of the dressing room. There were also makeup water and all in one gel. There are sea hot water and mountain hot water, so you can enjoy both because it is a men and women replacement system every day. Both were very nice hot springs. There was free cold water in the rest place and I was grateful. Dinner was served at the restaurant on the first basement floor. It is on the first basement floor but you can see the sea because it is a pass. The staff was rustling and elegant and nice atmosphere restaurant. The dishes were very beautiful and it was more like a French course dish than a Japanese party seat. The dishes that were still cooking the cherry blossoms with steamers were delicious. And the first time I ate the brand pig of Kumamoto called ”fire book pig”, the dish that boiled the thick cut with demi glass was very soft and delicious. Alcohol was very rich in shochu. It was different from the meeting seat peculiar to Amakusa's inn, where there were a lot of brews and seafood dishes, and I enjoyed it slowly with sake in a fashionable atmosphere. The dishes for children (low grades in elementary school) were carried with a very fashionable large plate. With corn soup and juice. The dessert is a combination of crepe with strawberry cream and fruit. (Photos are shown) Breakfast was served in a buffet style in a hall like a reception hall. The squid somen in the seafood bowl corner was delicious. There was a warm French toast, and it was delicious and replaced with maple syrup. The fruit was well ripe and sweet. There were many delicious dishes and I felt luxurious.

The reception and restaurant on the first floor of the hotel are beautifully designed and modern, but the rooms remain old. The bathroom smells strong and the bedroom smells like cigarettes. If you tell the reception that you want to change other rooms if they are empty, it is full. I hung up the phone, but I didn't request it from here, but he brought an air purifier to the guest room. The smell of the bathroom could not be eliminated, but thanks to this, the smell of cigarettes in the bedroom was eliminated to some extent, and the hard work of the hotel staff was transmitted. Breakfast is served with a table service, including Amami dishes such as chicken rice and somen noodles that are served with sesame noodles supervised by local Amakusa restaurants. Some people may like the buffet where you can cook as much as you like, but I prefer this method where you can choose from the menu. The buffet is uncomfortable because customers walk around the restaurant. Maybe the guest room will be renewed in the future, so if you come to Amakusa again, this is a good choice. Because it is a very good hotel as a scaffolding to Amakusa's famous restaurant.

Located in Amakusa, Nagomiyado Shinwaso Kaishin is within a 5-minute drive of Gion Bridge and Amakusa Christian Museum. This hotel is 12.5 mi (20.2 km) from Unzen-Amakusa National Park and 16.7 mi (26.9 km) from Shimoshima.At Nagomiyado Shinwaso Kaishin, enjoy a satisfying meal at the restaurant.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 10 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and a turndown service, and housekeeping is provided daily.

The building is ３ floor and is never big, so the location of the hotel is difficult to confirm from the far eye, but it arrived without hesitation because it was along the waterway. Because it is a corona ridge, the entrance is released, and the disinfectant is hung in the entrance, and the bell is ringed at the front. After check-in, the amenities are taken by the front desk and the necessary things are taken into the room, so there is little waste and the environment is considered. The name of ”Amaxa Santa Caming Hotel” was the first time I noticed that this inn was a hotel with Santa Claus concept in an inn with a chapel. I was impressed. There is no public bath and it is not a hot spring, so it is a style to put a bathing agent in the unit bus and enjoy the fragrance. I received a bath in the morning and evening and went to the room, the building felt old, but the room was beautifully renovated, and the floor of the room was flooring and received a warm and soft impression of Nordic. The room clothes are both red yukata and Santa's pattern is very unique. The towels are the best rank among the inn ever. It was a towel from imabari and it was fuzzy without a bad smell. Because it is along the waterway, insects gather in the window at night, but in the morning the sun rose from the window to the mountain and it was greeted with a clear 々 morning. There is no dining room nearby, so let's check in after dinner at the hotel or choose a meal. Isn't it a good hotel to enjoy calm Amakusa?

It was a corona pass, but it was a local. The guide is polite from the time of the guidance of the car at the time of arrival, and it is concerned about hospitality in the local sightseeing hotel. I stayed in a room with a sunset, and this day enjoyed a beautiful sunset sinking on the horizon. In addition to seafood such as sashimi, abalone, and rice taken in Amakusa, pig shabu was also served, but because there were many dinners, it might have been better with pig shabu than heavy beef. There was an outdoor pool and a large bath, but the open-air bath was not available. The staff was friendly and the distance with the guests was just right.

The hotel seems to have a little soft, but the interior was quite tidy ~! And the hotel staff (man who worked at night) was so friendly !! I don't know if I didn't apply for breakfast, but I thought I had breakfast ~ The room condition was very satisfactory! I will visit again next time ~!

Located in Amakusa, Amakusa Prince Hotel is within a 5-minute drive of Gion Bridge and Amakusa Christian Museum. This ryokan is 12.1 mi (19.4 km) from Unzen-Amakusa National Park and 16.2 mi (26.1 km) from Shimoshima.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and barbecue grills.Take advantage of the ryokan's room service. Breakfast is available daily for a fee.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, luggage storage, and an elevator. A shuttle from the airport to the hotel is complimentary (available 24 hours).Make yourself at home in one of the 28 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature deep soaking bathtubs and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include phones, and housekeeping is provided daily.