Miki Hotels with Wi-Fi

Activities are spread out and reasonable size for families however coming from nz / australia feel this was more suitable for Japanese people coming from the city for an “outdoor experience”. Facilities. Activities - Pictures from website are not 100% accurate (to be expected) and felt that activities were slightly underwhelming (more suited to people who don’t normally do these types of activities) Room- premium cabin was nice, no tv (which is fine), hard bench seats in room however bed was comfy and outdoor area was nice with bbq. We had cabin Bbq and food was ok however feel that I could’ve just bought same from supermarket (I.e, tasty but nothing special). No hot water in the morning for shower. Staff are not trained for English speakers (both my son and partner speak Japanese so it was ok for me and to be expected as it’s japan however only a few were helpful to myself as an English speaker, something to be aware of if by yourself). Being a new resort, some staff gave incorrect information meaning we had to go back and forth a few times to get correct information. All in all, for the price paid I would not stay here again as I could get similar experience in other places for cheaper price. Was OK.

It has a very homey feel. I stayed here as lodging during a golf trip. It felt more like staying on the second floor of a Chinese restaurant than a hotel. There is no breakfast provided. Dinner is available at the Chinese restaurant downstairs for an additional fee. The room is very spacious. I was surprised to see a staff member coming out of the room on the other side in the morning to receive the key.