Kyukamura Sanuki-Goshikidai

I couldn't see the sunset, but the cherry blossoms were in full bloom, so the cherry blossoms scattered among the mountains and the Seto Ohashi Bridge looked hazy and fantastic. It was on high ground, so the view was great. I love crab, so I went for the crab course and ate my fill. I was told that a buffet was also available, and there was a lot I wanted to eat, but unfortunately I was too full to eat. The staff recommended things to me, saying, "This is warm and delicious, and that is also delicious," and it was a warm a**osphere, like staying at a relative's house in the countryside. At night, the lights of the Seto Ohashi Bridge could be seen from the bath, which was very charming. I wasn't able to see the sunset, which is said to be spectacular, so I'll definitely try again next time.

①The access to Kyukamura was a road that encouraged you to drive hard. ② The front desk didn't seem particularly friendly and gave explanations in a matter-of-fact manner, but the room was the cleanest of all the vacation villages I've stayed at recently. Last year, I stayed in a Japanese-Western style room that was renovated in March. As soon as I opened the room, it smelled like a new building and I was surprised at how clean it was. At Kyukamura T, where I stayed two years ago, there was trash left in the room, and there was no apology from the front desk. Also, the three remote controls for the air conditioner, lights, and TV in the room were difficult to use. ③ Leave your luggage in the room and go to the public bath. I could see Seto Ohashi Bridge, but the setting sun was so bright that I couldn't open my eyes properly. If I took a bath after sunset, I could see the night view, and if I took a bath in the morning, I could take in the view. Also, the washing area felt a little cramped. ④For dinner, there were various local products such as Sanuki udon noodles, but compared to other vacation villages, there was nothing that left a special impression on me. Among them, I became addicted to the title croissant waffle and ended up eating it 5 times for dinner and the next morning. Also, I was able to eat dessert while looking at the sunset and Seto Ohashi Bridge right after leaving the dining hall. It was my first time at a vacation village where I could leisurely eat dessert outside of the dining hall. The staff at the dining venue were agile and made me feel comfortable. ⑤ With the Shikoku Aquarium ticket plan, you can enter the aquarium for 600 yen instead of the actual 2,200 yen entrance fee, so if you are going to an aquarium, we highly recommend it. I mentioned a lot of things I was concerned about, but considering the cleanliness of the room and the discount at the aquarium, I think it's a good value for money, so if the aquarium is part of my itinerary, I think I'll probably visit again.

The staff was very helpful. The response from the dessert corner was especially great. thank you very much.