마이코 공원역 × 온천 × 고객 서비스 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸

We took our first family trip to Awaji Island to celebrate my husband’s birthday and our wedding anniversary. We chose this Accommodation because we love Onsen, and above all, we were drawn to the name “Senshin Waho.” After staying here, it truly became a place we thought, “We absolutely want to come back the next time we visit Awaji Island.” When we arrived, the staff kindly carried our luggage from the car. While listening to the soothing sound of wind chimes, we were served blended tea, and orange juice for our child. Just as we had seen in Reviews, everyone’s hospitality was outstanding. My husband was delighted and said it was “the best Accommodation I’ve ever stayed at,” which made me happy too. Our Room had a beautiful ocean view. Simply watching the sea made all our everyday fatigue melt away. Dinner featured many dishes that truly captured Awaji Island, and everything was delicious. Since it was my husband’s birthday, they even prepared a celebration plate for him. Thank you so much for that and for all your warm thoughtfulness. And then the Onsen we had been looking forward to: a rare free-flowing natural hot spring on Awaji Island. There was chlorination and heating, but no added water. There was no noticeable chlorine smell, and the water felt soft and gentle on the skin. The amenities were also from SYMPURTE—one of my favorites. The large public bath even had hair oil available, and their original shampoo/conditioner as well as face & body soap had a pleasant aroma that didn’t overpower the Onsen atmosphere. They provided slippers and yukata for our child, and at meals they arranged seating in a tatami room rather than at the counter. They also noticed that I’m left-handed, and even at breakfast the next morning they quietly accommodated me with thoughtful attention. Every detail of their care meant so much—it really showed how closely the staff pay attention to each guest. Onsen quality, amenities, service, cleanliness, meals—everything exceeded our expectations. The beach just a short walk from the Accommodation was wonderful too: not crowded at all. We collected sea glass with our child and watched the sunset—those simple moments became cherished memories of our trip. The baths were never crowded either; most of the time there were only one or two people there besides us, so we could relax comfortably. This is an Accommodation that makes us want not only to return to Awaji Island again—but specifically to stay at Senshin Waho again. Thank you very much.

An easy walk from Akashi Station to the Accommodation. The Room was very spacious and felt wonderfully open. The bath also felt almost like a private bath, as it was nearly all to myself.\n\nI was looking forward to dinner, and it exceeded my expectations. It felt like there was a top-class chef here. From the way the dashi was prepared to how the vegetables were cut, every dish was carefully made, and I was truly satisfied. With its distinguished history—such as the Tokugawa family crest—this Accommodation delighted my history-loving husband as well.\n\nThank you for taking such good care of us.

I booked our stay for the last day of Golden Week on Yahoo Travel two days in advance. It was a staff-selected Room and there was only one left, but it was a Japanese-Western style Room with two separate rooms and a unit bath, so my wife, who has some difficulty with her legs, was very satisfied. Dinner was delicious and satisfying, though it felt a little small for a man. The breakfast buffet offered both Japanese and Western options, and it was fun to make your own seafood rice bowl or sashimi set meal. The baths had two types—hot and lukewarm—and there was also a sauna, so I went in four times. The staff service, Facilities, and amenities were all satisfactory. However, the Room lighting did not support dimming, so it sometimes felt dark. This was our first time staying on Awaji Island, and my wife and I are already talking about staying again next time.

The food—especially the special kaiseki course—was excellent. The staff were very attentive, and the timing of each dish being served was perfect. The sunset was also beautiful. I’d love to visit again. Thank you very much.\n(However, there was only one elevator, which was a bit inconvenient.)

The large public bath next door has several options—mist sauna, carbonated radon, bubbling baths, and more—so I was very satisfied. The water quality suited me as well. The massage chairs are 300 yen for 15 minutes; they seem to be good machines, and I really enjoyed them. However… it seems one of the large public baths is currently under repair, so men and women can only use it on alternating days. On women’s days, men can only use the indoor bath in the accommodation building (just a tub about 10 meters long). And vice versa. If you’re staying overnight, you can use the large public bath on your way there or back. But if you go all the way there and end up with only the indoor bath… that would be a big disappointment. I don’t think the website mentioned any repairs… Even though they do rounds with free drinks, that service is also out of order. It makes me wonder if they’ve stopped it to cut costs… That said, I was extremely satisfied. There’s nothing around except Taizanji Temple. The Room key is old and hard to turn. Locally grown vegetables sell out quickly. There are enough staff members, and their service is good. I found myself wondering how they manage to run the place… But that’s fine. Probably because I was happy with the large public bath, the massage chairs, and the karaoke room. Breakfast doesn’t have many items, but it’s enough for me. The indoor bath felt like having a private reservation. If you think of it as a therapeutic hot-spring stay, it has everything you need. For me, it was worth going out of my way. As for maintenance issues—please check properly before you go. If things don’t work out as expected, you might end up seriously upset. Still, spending a whole day doing nothing—I had a great time.

They called us before our stay, and on the day we accidentally walked right past the place, but the staff kindly helped us, and we had a very pleasant time. They explained everything in detail inside the Accommodation, and it was a big help that they told us we didn’t need to clean up after breakfast. The kids had so much fun in the large pool that they wore themselves out, and the evening barbecue was lavish and very delicious. There was a wood-burning stove in the entryway area, so we’d like to come again in winter. Thank you very much.

I was a bit worried as there were no reviews, but the accommodation experience was excellent, and the meals were very delicious. This time, I went by bus. The nearest station is Seirei Hospital, and you can get there directly from Sannomiya or Shin-Kobe Station. It’s a 5-minute walk from the bus stop to the facility. There’s a FamilyMart at the bus stop, which is convenient. The onsen and pool were clean, and I could luxuriously enjoy the ocean view—a truly memorable trip!

They said it was very comfortable, and the Onsen was relaxing.

It was my first trip in a long time, and I was really looking forward to it. The Ryokan was easy to find, with the main building and Rinsuitei facing each other. The Room was spacious, and I had a comfortable stay. The Onsen was also very relaxing and enjoyable. I couldn’t find any tableware such as spoons in the Room, so I thought it would be nice to have them available. There was also plenty of parking space.

The property is only about six months old, so the building, rooms, and pool were very clean! There was a washing machine available, but unfortunately, there was no drying rack. In terms of security, while the outer door could be locked, there was no wall next to it as the adjacent area is open. It felt like someone could enter if they wanted to. Although security was a slight concern, the kids seemed very happy and said they would love to come back again!