Sekitar Lapangan Terbang Amakusa × Kepuasan penilaian yang tinggi Hotel·penginapan gaya Jepun

I stayed in the new wing, and the Room was clean and comfortable with a spacious desk. The staff were also very kind. The bath facilities are new as well, and the water is silky—truly feels like an Onsen. The sauna wasn’t too hot, and the cold bath wasn’t too cold, so it felt gentle on the body. It was very relaxing. Sauna mats were also provided. However, there is no trash bin inside the bathing area for disposing of used amenity items such as body towels or facial wash packets, so everyone had to return to the changing room trash bin while still wet. I would appreciate it if a small trash bin could be placed next to the shampoo area or near where sauna mats are returned. There were also manga and massage chairs in a space near the lobby, which helped me relax even more after bathing.

Although we work within the prefecture, we rarely have the chance to visit Hondo in Amakusa, and this trip finally made our wish come true. The staff were welcoming and made us feel comfortable with their warm smiles. The meals were delicious, and both the flavor and portion sizes were just right. When people think of Amakusa, they often imagine seafood, but there were also meat dishes, with a satisfying blend of Japanese and Western elements. We are originally from Osaka, and I’m sorry to say that we’re not fond of Amakusa’s sweet soy sauce. Especially for sashimi, we prefer Kikkoman soy sauce. We truly appreciate that you kindly accommodated this request. The room was very clean and relaxing, and we were able to unwind at our own pace. We also enjoyed a long, leisurely bath. Thank you very much for helping us make such wonderful memories—we would love to visit again.

I stayed solo on a one-night, two-meals-included plan. The parking area was a little confusing to find. The building is wonderful, filled with greenery and light, and the room was very clean with a simple, modern feel. My room was a north-facing Japanese-style room; there wasn’t much of a view, but it didn’t bother me. I also loved that the washbasin area and the bath were separated like in a private home. Both private reservable baths were clean, and I could relax and enjoy them. If the property is busy, you may not be able to use them at your preferred time; however, if you let the front desk know, they will call your room when one becomes available—very thoughtful. The meals were generous in portion size and everything was delicious. It felt like a satisfying Japanese-Western fusion with so many dishes that I wondered if I could finish them all. I was especially happy that the kimchi hot pot had real spice. At breakfast I unfortunately left only the rice. The citrus served with the grilled fish was so good that I ate it whole instead of squeezing it—maybe an early-season mandarin—and I even bought some to take home. Since I was traveling alone, they kindly arranged for me to dine in a different area from other guests, which I really appreciated. It wasn’t quite a hotel or a traditional ryokan—just a lovely space overall. A place I would recommend to others.

From the moment we checked in and spoke with the gentleman at reception, we couldn’t help but smile. Dinner featured local ingredients—shrimp, sashimi, Amakusa beef, and a delicious pork miso soup. Towels are provided in the large public bath. The horse-oil shampoo left my hair smooth and easy to run my fingers through, so I bought some in the first-floor lobby. Breakfast came with plenty of rice accompaniments. The whole family went back for seconds and left completely full. Above all, the staff were incredibly kind. Their knowledge of the ingredients, friendly check-ins, attentiveness, and smiles made our stay truly comfortable.

Every dish in the meal was outstanding—the best of any Ryokan I have stayed at. I was also surprised at how delicious the seasoning was even on the fried item we were given to take home, made from the remaining fish. The Room was clean and well kept. The staff’s service was just right, and it felt very comfortable.

The building itself looks a bit old, but the interior has been renovated and is very clean. There is a great selection of amenities you can choose and take with you, and the in-room items are also very useful (a makeup mirror, charging cables, etc.). The Room key is a physical key, not a card. The breakfast you can choose the day before is delicious, and even the side salad uses colorful vegetables—better than what you’d expect from a Business Hotel breakfast. I stay here a few times a year, but Rooms are sometimes unavailable, so I make my Reservation early. I’ll be back again.

This was our second stay, about three years since the last time. Due to the earthquake and other factors, it wasn’t very busy, but we decided that this was exactly the time to visit and stayed one night at Yume GingA for an early wedding anniversary. The conditions must have been just right, because there was a massive swarm of winged ants outside, which was awful. However, the food was delicious, the service was attentive, and we were very satisfied. The Onsen is also excellent. My wife even brought a star chart, but unfortunately we had to give up this time. On our departure as well, all the staff waved us off until we were out of sight—once again making it a place that leaves you thinking at the end that you want to come back.

It was a lovely Hotel with simple, clean Rooms and a soothing hinoki cypress scent. Breakfast was delicious, and I really appreciated being able to stay at this price. It was so comfortable that it became a Hotel I’d love to stay at again. There are many shops nearby, and we enjoyed finding places for dinner in Amakusa. We woke up early and watched the sunrise over the sea right in front of us. We truly enjoyed our trip to Amakusa. Thank you very much.

After returning from the beach, we had the opportunity to dine at a restaurant near the Hotel and made a Reservation. Honestly, since it was just for sleeping, I thought it would be fine even if it wasn't very clean, but the Room was very clean and pleasant. When we entered the Room, the air conditioner was set to 25 degrees. I was worried it might be too cold, so I changed it to 27 degrees before sleeping but woke up feeling hot in the middle of the night. 25 degrees was perfect. I would like to use this Hotel again.

Dinner was outstanding! The flounder sashimi came as a whole fish, incredibly fresh and nicely fatty—very satisfying. Above all, the abalone was amazing. You get a medium-sized abalone grilled with butter; it was so fresh (lightly grilled while still alive) and had absolutely no off smell from the innards. It may have been the best abalone I’ve ever had. The meat isn’t exactly premium, but it tasted great and exceeded expectations. The Room and Onsen are honestly pretty standard (lol), but for our family, being able to sleep comfortably is all we need—no complaints at all. Breakfast is a typical menu, but just like dinner, the ingredients are high quality, so we were more than satisfied. I’d recommend this Accommodation to anyone who’s mainly coming for the food!

This was my first time staying here while looking for a nearby Hotel to go out for meals. I asked many questions about dolphin watching and good restaurants, and the staff kindly helped me. Thanks to them, I was able to make a Reservation for the next day and enjoy dolphin watching comfortably. Thank you very much. The Room was also very spacious and comfortable, and I would like to stay here again when I visit Amakusa next time. I didn’t think breakfast was available, but they mentioned it at check-in, and I enjoyed a very delicious breakfast. It made traveling afterward much smoother, which I really appreciated. I will definitely stay again! Thank you very much.