Koyaru no Sato Doggies Island

Although a typhoon was forecast, it didn’t rain much, so we were able to let our dog play in the dog run. The meals were delicious as well. Compared to 4–5 years ago, there are more Facilities now, and we were happy to see a photo spot.

We stayed in the South Wing. We recommend renting a tuk-tuk. Since it’s a little away from the center, it’s convenient for going to the convenience store or the dog run.Although it’s a bit of a distance, the building and Room are new and spotless—you wouldn’t expect it to be a dog-friendly Hotel. The sofa had a slight odor, but everything else was truly clean. Amenities were well stocked (including makeup remover and toner), along with bathrobes and more. The kitchen was fully equipped with dishes and even a coffee machine. The refrigerator also came with complimentary drinks—everything was taken care of.We couldn’t get a dinner Reservation, so we took out pizza instead. It was genuinely delicious—more like pizza from an Italian restaurant than typical tourist-spot pizza. It might be even better dining in. Breakfast was buffet-style. The venue is next to the building and very close; there is also dog food and treats available, but I’d like to see more variety for people, and it would be great if they cooked eggs to order.For bathing, we went to Mori no Yu next door. For the admission fee, it felt somewhat underwhelming. The cafeteria looked tasty though, so we might have eaten there instead.All staff were kind, and the dog run was well maintained.We had a great time.