บริเวณรอบๆ สวนริมชายหาด Shirikusazato × มีคะแนนอาหารสูงโรงแรม·เรียวกัง

This Accommodation comes highly recommended by a renowned Hotel critic. Although it is away from central Nagasaki, I think it is a Hotel well worth going out of your way to visit. The Room was of a level you normally couldn’t stay in at this price. We arrived early for check-in, and the staff recommended a walking route around the Hotel—about 40–50 minutes on foot. Since it feels quite isolated without a car, we also had dinner here. It’s an expensive set-course dinner, so my rating was slightly strict because of the price. They also offer an à la carte menu. For breakfast, I chose the Western option. It felt a little lacking that there was only one type of bread—the same round French loaf as at dinner. The Japanese breakfast might be more recommendable. I requested Shuttle Service from the port and communicated by email; their responses were fast and excellent. That alone shows this is a first-class Hotel. Because of the ferry schedule, it looked like we might arrive just before lunch service ended, but they did their best to accommodate our request (in the end we switched to an earlier ferry so it wasn’t necessary). Also, the ferry from Sasebo was not as rough as I had feared—an easy and comfortable 30 minutes. There’s too much to say here, but I’m truly grateful for all the thoughtful care shown by every member of staff. “A Hotel worth making your travel destination.” That’s what this place is.

The road to the Facility is a mountain road, and I was worried whether I was on the right track, but they kindly guided me over the phone. When we arrived, I was amazed by how beautiful the scenery was. The food was delicious, and everyone at the Facility was kind and attentive—an outstanding experience. They even took some great photo-worthy pictures for us, and my girlfriend and I made wonderful memories. I’d love to stay here again on a special occasion, so I look forward to coming back. Thank you very much for providing such an enjoyable time.

Whenever I visit Ikeshima, I always stay at Jisuko Hotel Saikai. The views are wonderful, and the Room and bathroom are always clean—this is the main reason I choose this Hotel. This time there was a minor issue with my reserved Room, and you kindly moved me to another one. Thank you for your flexible support. I will stay here again.

This was our second stay as a family of four. Last time we stayed in a Japanese-style Room, but this time we chose a wooden-floored Room with two bunk beds and one single bed. We were able to use it together with the adjacent Room that has one bunk bed, making it feel like connected rooms, and there was plenty of space to relax comfortably. Since the lower bunk beds could be moved, we pushed two together to make a king-size bed and had our small child sleep on the wall side. Even though they rolled around, they slept soundly without falling off the bed. Still, futons in a Japanese-style Room are easier—next time we’ll choose that. The shared kitchen on the first floor has two gas burners, a microwave, and a toaster. There are plates in various sizes in the large cupboard, so cooking for ourselves was stress-free. There is also a supermarket very close to Saikai City Hall, with plenty of prepared foods. There is a washing machine outside the kitchen, accessible via the back door. The air conditioner in the Room makes it quite dry, so we did laundry before going to bed and hung it up indoors overnight; it was dry by morning. When we visit Saikai again, we plan to stay at Moritaya again. Thank you very much for another great stay.