Kyukamura Kishu-Kada

We stayed as a family of four to celebrate my parents’ Respect for the Aged Day and birthdays. We have visited several times, and the views from both the guest rooms and the open-air bath are outstanding. From this hilltop hotel you can overlook the sea, and at dinner you can watch the sun set from the restaurant.Dinner was delicious, with each dish served one by one, and there was also a buffet where we could enjoy as much salad, tempura, and dessert as we liked.At breakfast, we always look forward to the freshly made rice balls (onigiri), and this time too we had fun deciding which fillings to choose.We used the baths twice—morning and evening. The view from the open-air bath is truly refreshing; it makes you want to stay in forever.All of the staff were warm and courteous as always, and they took great care of us again. We would love to visit again. Thank you very much.

My sister and I stayed here to celebrate my birthday. I had been interested in this inn for a long time, but it’s so popular that it was hard to get a reservation.From our room we could see Awaji Island—the view was wonderful, and I could have looked at it forever. It was also very quiet, so we were able to relax.Next time, we’d like to come back to try the grouper (kue), but for two women in our late 50s/around 60, the meals at Kyukamura are quite generous, so we’ll need a plan.One disappointing point this time: we had trouble understanding the dinner explanation from a staff member who was still in training. We were able to ask someone else afterward, so it worked out, but I wanted to mention it because it did cause some difficulty. Language can be challenging for both sides.We’ll do our best to book again.Thank you very much.