Jyoseikan

Shiojikan, well done! Kochi Prefecture's GDP is the second lowest in Japan, so I didn't have high expectations for Shiojikan, but it turned out to be surprisingly good! The facilities were comfortable, and the food was delicious. The onsen is a typical Japanese hot spring, but unlike others, it has a cold plunge pool. And the toiletries are absolutely, incredibly, amazingly good! I would definitely recommend this hotel to any friends who are visiting.

The hotel facilities are excellent. The hot spring is also nice. In the evening, you can go to Hiroto Market to eat straw-grilled bonito.

Good location, advanced facilities, high quality food, especially the breakfast buffet with many choices and good taste. The hotel staff are friendly, enthusiastic and helpful, which is a very good impression.

This time, it was a weekday, but the surrounding hotels were expensive, so I decided to stay here since I thought I could pay the same amount. I hadn't decided whether to stay in a Western-style room or a Japanese-style room, so I chose a Japanese-style room for the first time by myself. The room was clean and spacious, or maybe too spacious for one person. The toilet and bath are in separate rooms. Nevertheless, it was spacious. What makes it different from other hotels is that there is a kettle of hot water and another one with cold water. There is a staircase next to the elevator, so it's easy to find in case of a fire. I remembered it when I came back after being pulled out of the parking lot. The license plate number was the same, so I took my hat off to you. If there were any bad points, it would be a shame that the water pipes under the hand washing area in the toilet were dirty and rusty. This is noticeable when you use it, so it needs to be improved. I recommend this hotel.

The price-performance ratio is very low. I live in a room on the 7th floor on the road side. There is a smell of oil smoke. Next to it is the exhaust vent of the anorectal hospital. I dare not open the window. If I don't open it, there is no ventilation. The toilet has a smell. There is no hot spring, only hot water bath. Except for the food and service, everything else is really average.

It was really awesome.....At the door, a gentleman came to ask our names. He knew we were staying today and came to greet us. We were arranged in a Western-style room with yukata, socks, and clogs ready. The yukata was super nice...I went to the big bathroom to take a bath at night and slept comfortably. The breakfast the next day was too exaggerated...A lot of odds and ends. I was shocked by the ritual of Japanese cuisine🤯From the main course to the dessert, I ate it to my heart's content. The hotel has its own meals and supermarkets. The souvenirs sold in the supermarket are also cute! There is a bus stop at the door of the hotel, which is super convenient! I will stay at Chengxi Pavilion next time I come here.

I visited Kochi on a short trip. It was a wonderful two night stay. The hotel has a large public bath, sauna, and open-air bath on the roof, so it was very comfortable.