Yukai Resort Premium Nanki Shirahamaonsen Shirahama Saichoraku

Everything is satisfactory except that there is no bathing facilities in the room which is a bit inconvenient.

The hotel dinner is a buffet, with a lot of choices and the quality of the food is very fresh. The room we stayed in this time was a sea view room, which was very spacious. Highly recommended for families to experience the experience because there are many entertainment facilities

The hotel has many facilities, such as table tennis, cycling, and children's game facilities. The hot spring has 3 baths. The men's and women's soups will be exchanged in the morning and evening. Breakfast and dinner are also quick

Location: Not close to the beach, but next to a fishing boat berthing port. It is impossible to walk to the beach. If you want to take your kids to the beach, it is best not to choose this place. There are no convenience stores around. If you don't bring breakfast and dinner, eating will be a problem. Check-in: Deliberately give Chinese tourists a bad room type. I hope everyone will pay attention to this. You must go to the front desk to argue. We booked a better 50-square-meter room, but we were given a "shelter tool room" directly facing the parking lot. After repeated communication, we were changed to a much smaller downgraded room. There are obviously many empty rooms. Food: Breakfast and dinner are buffets, and the choice and taste are not bad. Hot springs: There are three, men's hot springs, women's hot springs, and mixed bathing for men and women (wearing swimsuits), but in fact, the mixed bathing is just an exaggeratedly small pool, which can be almost ignored. Swimming pool: There is a swimming pool for children to play, and the children are happy.

Overall it was good. However, there was a lot of banging noise from the floor above. The floors felt thin. I complained to the front desk. But it happened again in the morning.

The hotel had a pool, which the kids loved! The buffet also had a lot of menu items that kids could eat, which was helpful.

I reserved a Japanese-style room. When you enter the room, it smells damp and musty. The room is a staircase with no elevator away from the front desk. Elderly people might find it a bit difficult. Carrying luggage up and down stairs. You can't see outside at all from your room. It was an oppressive room. I thought it was very good because it was an easy-to-understand place near Adventure World. It is a pity that the front desk is not very kind. When I asked where I wanted to go, I was told to look at the paper in the hall guide. Dinner was gorgeous and delicious. Especially the tuna sashimi was the best. I have tried many different types of soy sauce. There was only one machine in the drink corner, and I had to line up every time. There was always a spill around the food, and I got the impression that it was unsanitary. I have the impression that it would be nice to have 100% juice for breakfast drinks. There were fewer types of grilled fish compared to dinner. The most disappointing thing about this inn was the constant noise, probably because of the structure of the building. I could hear the people on the upper floor running around and jumping around until 3:30 in the middle of the night, and I asked the front desk to do something about it, but it didn't change. I'm sorry to say that I can't sleep because I'm on a trip. The cleaning staff always gave me a pleasant greeting even when I passed each other.

The accommodation is good in all aspects. The only drawback is that the food is average. Although there are many items in the breakfast and dinner buffets, the taste is average, which is only about 200 yuan for buffets in Shanghai. There is a large comos cosmeceutical nearby, which is very easy to visit. In addition, the toretore market, the largest seafood market in West Japan, is also near the hotel, which can solve the problem of eating. We came here with a chartered car. The attractions in Shirahama are average, especially Sandanbi. I think the 1,500 yen per person ticket is not worth it. I took an elevator down and looked at it for less than 10 minutes.

The Japanese-style room I booked is on the first floor of the hotel. It's a little bit of a detour to walk there. The room is OK, but the light is not very good. It's OK for sleeping. It's better to go outside to rest. Both dinner and breakfast are buffets, so you can eat whatever you want. The location is good, close to the seafood market. There are many elderly people in the area, and the restaurant is full for dinner. The hot spring is OK, and the male and female baths are switched in the morning and afternoon. There is one that is not bad.