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Came here for a one-night stay on my first trip to Japan. The accommodations and location were lovely, but that's not why I'm writing this review. While riding bikes, my passport fell out of my pocket. When I realized this the next morning, the owner went above and beyond to help us get it back. He called the police station, informed us that someone had turned in my passport, and even drove me there to pick it up without being asked. Getting my passport back would have been far more difficult without his help, so I'm writing this as thanks. He didn't have to go so far out of his way to help us, but he did anyway and it saved us a lot of headache. ほんとうにありがとうございました！

From arrival to departure we were treated with kindness and warmth. The staff, ever helpful, gave space and privacy that cultivated a truly rejuvenating experience. Nestled at the end of a beautifully curated peninsula, it’s not an understatement to call Shourotei an oasis in one of Japans already top 3 most beautiful areas. The bathroom and sliding doors allowed for a private and intimate experience, to bathe and hear the ocean lapping outside. The food was delicious and filling. The breakfast specifically was a wonderful start to the day. The large baths immaculately clean, and beautiful in their presentation, allowed for a traditional onsen experience. Modern luxuries, like A/C, stocked refrigerator, and nespresso coffee maker were provided and complimented the overall subtle elegance from this space. We fully plan to visit and book this ryokan again. A truly wonderful, and unforgettable experience.

Holiday with family, fixed garden view room, 7-8 minutes walk from Miyazu station, convenient transportation, good environment, spacious room, complete facilities, good service, and the dishes are super good, it is worth recommending to everyone

At that time, I had to go to Abridge to play and just found a hot spring hotel close to the station. I didn't expect a big surprise! Although the hotel is small but has all the facilities, the hot spring lounge has not only ice water, but also a massage chair TV and comics. We chose the sea view room on the first floor and actually brought a small courtyard. Morning and evening meal is the hotel's Kaiseki cuisine, exquisite and delicious. If you are a service, there is an aunt who is super enthusiastic. Others may feel like a family, but the overall is great. After dinner, it’s nice to go to the seawall behind the hotel!

The hotel staff are very enthusiastic and carefully introduce the hotel instructions and surrounding stores. If the communication is unclear, they will use Google Translate to help us understand better. The scenery outside the room window is great, facing the sea, very comfortable and peaceful. I like it very much and would like to stay again next time!

📍 Location: within a 10-minute walk from the JR Station of the Tanhou Peninsula in the north of Kyoto Prefecture, it is convenient for tourists who want to go to Egan but can't book the boat house. There is a bus stop downstairs in the hotel, so you need to be optimistic about the time to take the bus directly to Egan boat house. 🏨 Hotel facilities: Although there is a certain sense of age, the whole is clean and tidy. The Japanese-style deluxe sea view room has a large balcony facing the sea. The indoor area is more than enough. It is very comfortable to sleep on tatami mats.

A Japanese authentic ryokan in a tiny calm seaside city. The staffs are friendly and they answered to all of our queries about the sightseeing spots nearby. Highly recommended to pre-request the room with sea view as I believe not all the rooms have such view. Great stay in overall, but the only minus point is that eventhough its a walking distance to the nearest station, there was no pedestrian until you reach the hotel, by which it was tough for those who have heavy suitcases. Not sure whether they provide pickup service or no though.