Hotel Luna Park

I stayed there for the first time in three and a half years on November 2nd and 3rd on the Shikoku Pilgrimage Tour. I thought it was a good evaluation compared to previous impression evaluations. Last time I gave it a round 2 rating. The towels have improved from the flimsy and dingy ones they used to have. Since I stayed in the main building, I was able to access the public bath without having to move to the side. I was left with a good impression of the female staff. Unfortunately, there is no coin laundry installed. Each person had their own pot of rice, and no refills were available. I think it would be more economical to cook in a large pot.

I stayed here on a tour. The location is very close to the Dogo Onsen main building, so it's convenient for going there for a bath. Bamboo baskets, towels, and soap are available for rent for outdoor bathing. This system is the same at surrounding hotels. The building had a strange structure, and the tour bus stopped on the 5th floor of the main building at the back. The room was on the 3rd floor of the main building, but the room was divided into left and right rooms across the elevator. The rooms on the right side facing the atrium can see the windows of the building next door, so the rooms on the left side are probably better. The room is large, but there are 4 beds, so there's a lot of space that you can't actually use. The room has a unit bath, but since it is Dogo Onsen, the hot water is on the roof of the annex building and comes up from below the bathtub, so it is so hot that you can't get into it without stirring it. There was also a ceramic kiln bath. Although I went to Dogo Onsen, this bath was a bit disappointing. The next morning I had a unit bath in my room. I went to Dogo Onsen Honkan once in the evening and made a reservation for 9pm, so I was able to enter. Without this, it would have been a rough stay. Since we were on several tours, we had a set kaiseki meal for dinner at a set time, but there were no special dishes other than the sea bream simmered. Breakfast was a buffet with other guests in the same banquet hall, but it was unusually crowded. If the bus departure times overlap, it will likely be a problem.

This is a stay for a tour. This is a hotel that I have stayed at several times. Because it stands on a slope, the structure of the building is complex. There is also a lobby on the 6th floor, with a connecting passageway and a shop. The dining hall and open-air bath also pass through this 6th floor. The room was twin and spacious, but the other side of the window was hidden by a wall and stairs. Also, the lighting in the room was fluorescent, making it strangely bright and gave the impression of being in an apar**ent. Dinner was all about sea bream, and it was very delicious. There were so many dishes that I couldn't finish the sea bream kamameshi. The public bath was crowded, so I went to the open-air bath, and it was a very nice bath. There is nothing wrong with the rock bath, the large bathtub surrounded by glass, and the three Goemon bathtubs. The store on the 6th floor is also spacious and has a wide variety of souvenirs, so I didn't have to go all the way to the hot spring town.

Stayed in a Japanese-style room. It is undeniably old, but it is clean. I wonder if it used to be a Western-style room, and there are desks and lights for Western-style rooms, and decorations that don't match Japanese-style rooms are very half-baked. Some pillars are not well known. The posters in the elevator are too messy and should be sorted out to some extent. Inside the hotel, there are many characters that attract children's interest, which makes the hotel look even cheaper. Isn't it better to value the concept? The chairs in the sub-front waiting room on the 6th floor of the main building are upholstered in brown leather, giving it the a**osphere of a municipal hospital waiting room. Since it's a hotel, it would be better to do something about the electricity, or change the direction of the chairs so that they are all facing the same direction as in a municipal hospital. The structure of the hotel is a little complicated, and when I went to the public bath, I couldn't tell if I was in the main building or the annex. Be careful if you have no sense of direction. There are about 3 types of large public baths, and I was satisfied with both the hot water temperature and the quality of the water. There are few people from around 21:30, so it may be the aim. The comfort of the futon was very good. As it is not formal hotel, there are many customers with children. If you don't like that kind of thing, or if you want a sense of luxury, it's safe to choose another hotel.

Very comfortable at the Luna Park hotel... Quite good value for money and the rooms are the best and the attention really is very good on the part of... Cándido from the dining room Elsa and the Cuban from the pool bar And the lifeguard Tony Great, Juana from the rooms is very attentive.. But the main course is taken by the entertainer Santi... Incomparable and irreplaceable