Shirahama Ocean Resort Reviews

The service provided by the front desk lady named Gina is very good. The scenery of this hotel is also very good. The hot spring water is very hot and comfortable. You can have breakfast while enjoying the view near the beach. There is also a swimming pool in the hotel. You can see the Nojimazaki Lighthouse from the breakfast area. You can also see the beautiful seaside and lighthouse from the room. The breakfast is very rich and has local characteristics. I will stay here again next time.

Everything was fine except that we were asked to pay for the hotel, despite the fact that we booked it through you, that is, it was already paid, we somehow sorted it out ourselves, that is, we were able to explain what we had already paid for, but it took our time!!! That’s why I would like to avoid such foolishness next time!

Coastal city tourism

The building is old, but the interior has been nicely renovated and looks nice. However, the water area seems to be untouched and feels old. The view is nice because it faces the sea.

The environment is very good and clean

The staff was very kind and the room was clean. I arrived at night, so I couldn't see much of the view. I was impressed by the view I saw this morning. I still want to come back in the summer and play in the pool.

I feel good

建物は古く、リノベの部屋もかったが、カーペットはシミがだいぶ残ってて、見たくはない床でした。 子どもが居ればバイキングの夕食と朝食は喜ぶが、質は、高いとは言えない感じでした。プールは子供用と二つありいい感じでした。 水着とかを干す所が無くて、残念でした。ペットに気を使うホテルと思いました

I really wanted to take my dogs there during Golden Week, but unfortunately it rained heavily. Since I had my dog ​​with me, we couldn't go anywhere so we checked in early and stayed at the hotel. The building is old but I thought there were plenty of rooms where you could stay with your dog. I wish they had provided wet tissues. The food was a seafood barbecue buffet and was excellent. There was only one bath and no sauna, so it wasn't much of a way to kill time on a rainy day lol It was a shame that the sink in the room was small and in the living room. I wish there was a sofa. I'd like to stay here again if I have the chance.

Stayed here on a driving trip to the Boso Peninsula.It's right near Nojimazaki, and all rooms face the sea, so the view is great. At night, we could see the nearby white Nojimazaki Lighthouse and the morning sun beautifully. Both dinner and breakfast are buffets with seafood as the main dish, and each table has a roaster so you can grill it yourself. Since it was a holiday, there was a smell of smoke from many tables burning. We recommend taking a walk in Nojimazaki Park in the morning! There's a lot to see.

If you have a dog, you can go outside from the Japanese-style room on the first floor (there is a lock on the door to the outside, so security is assured), which is convenient. The dog run is also spacious. The cage provided is large, so it wasn't cramped even when we put our own bed there. As it is a seaside hotel, it has deteriorated from salt, but it is kept clean and we were able to stay comfortably. The seafood barbecue and dried fish we had for dinner were fun. There were a few things that bothered me. First of all, the restaurant. If they make two rotations, I wish they would change the tongs and spoons used to pick up food to clean ones. Also, the staff are mainly there to replenish the food, so they don't bother to leave the floor dirty. At the front desk, the revenue stamps on receipts were tilted and the paid stamps were upside down, so the slightly sloppy operation bothered me.

What was shocking on this trip was that the room was not cleaned. There were used sanitary products left in the toilet by the previous user. There was also a lot of dust in the room. It was a shock! ! ! ! ! There were also large moths flying around. From the above points, I thought that there was very little cleaning done. We don't expect perfection, so please at least refrain from buying used sanitary products. There was also no drinking water in the bathroom. This was my first time in a hotel that didn't have drinking water. Also, although the toilet is now tankless, the hand washing area is only at the back of the room, which is inconvenient. It's especially bad at night. I cross the pitch-black machete room where my family is sleeping. It's dangerous. Hamayaki breakfast buffet? The buffet was covered in smoke and looked like a downtown yakiniku restaurant. There was no ventilation and my eyes hurt. The smell wafted all the way to the hallway on the third floor. The room itself is made of Ryukyu tatami, and although it looks beautiful in the photo, it is aging and makes creaking noises wherever you walk. Maybe it can't be helped because it's an old building. I'm sorry, but this trip was disappointing as there were no good spots for our family.

It was my first time visiting Shirahama. I decided on the hotel after looking at the website. I haven't seen any reviews etc. The hotel is in a great location with a great view. We had dinner and breakfast. Dinner and breakfast are both buffet style, and you can grill your favorite ingredients. When it comes to food, I feel like there is a huge difference between success and failure. Most of the staff seem to be foreign nationals, but they all speak Japanese well and I personally never felt inconvenienced when communicating with them. Below is my first experience. First, the guest rooms. The carpet was surprisingly dirty. I was also surprised that the slippers used in the guest rooms were also used inside the hotel. It's not as big as a public bath, but the changing room here is surprisingly poorly maintained. The shelf in front of the mirror is brownish and has some loose ends, making me think of an abandoned hotel. Inside the public bath, the caran was broken and the broken parts were left in the washing area. Is it called a stand shower? The shower room where you can stand and take a shower was completely destroyed. Are the warehouses inside the building in ruins? It was so cluttered that visually it was my first experience of an active hotel. The best part is the outdoor pool! The water in the pool was so cloudy that I couldn't see my feet. And is there algae on the inside walls? It was incredibly slippery, and the wire mesh-like part of the bottom that looked like a drainage ditch was so slippery that you could feel algae when you stepped on it, and it was a very new experience for me.