Hotel Ashizurien Reviews

This Ryokan was an absolute positive surprise to us. Although it is a bit old and definitely remote (15km to next supermarket and Conbini), it has a perfect location at this part of the island. We loved the seaview and the outdoor onsen which was free to use. The breakfast was also great and had a big selection of a typical Japanese ryokan.

Advantages of the hotel: The location is good, and the bus stop "Manjiro Foot Bath" is right at the door. The open-air bath on the rooftop is nice. Disadvantages: The facilities are very old, the faucets are divided into hot and cold water, and you have to use a basin to wash your face. The set breakfast is not delicious and a bit sloppy. I saw a comment in the past that there is no convenience store nearby. In fact, when you go out and turn right, along the road from the hotel, there is a convenience store owned by locals in a three- to four-minute walk (Picture 3). You can buy sushi, rice balls, fruits, etc. Basically Demand can be met. Cape Ashizuri is beautiful and worth coming!

The hotel is old but lovingly maintained. The location is perfect, there is an onsen in the house on the 2nd/3rd floor, as well as a small onsen on the roof terrace. And if that's not enough, you can use the Ashiyu (foot onsen) on the street. The house's kitchen is highly recommended for dinner and breakfast!!

Well placed for visiting the temple and the cape. The onsen on the roof very nice. For the rest faded and very ordinary. Shop in the hotel for basic foods because no meals offered.

A decent hotel

酒店設施比較陳舊，衞生就很一般，餐食還是比較豐富，離足摺岬等等景點很近。 不過後來發生的事，酒店就做得比較差，半夜睡覺時家人被蜈蚣咬了，手指已經紅腫疼痛，酒店值班的老伯（後來才知道是社長）老半天才拿來一瓶消炎液，家人疼痛難忍叫他打電話叫救護車送醫院，他竟然説救護車可能不會來，後來在我們強烈要求下才打電話叫了救護車。

房間景觀優美，可以一覽無遺地欣賞足摺岬海岸。 房間的設備較為傳統，廁所衛生狀況一般，可以看出歲月的痕跡。 早餐提供了豐富的餐點，味道也不錯。

房價包早晚餐, 餐膳份量及質素有驚喜, 值得!

替司機訂的酒店，因為消防檢修換到了另一家

I stayed here for one night on a tour. The elevator goes from the 2nd floor to the 6th floor. I carried Carrie up the stairs myself to the second floor and then took the elevator. When going to the rooftop open air on the 7th floor, get off at the 6th floor and use your own feet. The room had tatami mats and rice cracker futons, and the meals both night and morning were Japanese set meals typical of Showa-era inns. As soon as I arrived, I checked my room and found out that the washlet was not working, so I told the waitress at the dining hall across from my room. The younger woman said, ``We're in trouble.'' The older woman said, ``Even if they tell us, please tell the front desk.'' When I went from my room to call the front desk, the president happened to come, so I told her. I did. ``We're fully booked. I'll bring a drink with your meal.'' ``No, I don't drink alcohol.'' ``Maybe a soft drink.'' ``No, that's fine.'' There was no apology. I will no longer use it for personal use.