Descubra sua estadia em Yasugi

A very, very surprising Japanese style hotel. Because we mainly go to the Adachi Museum of Art. So I chose it. It's about an 18-minute drive from Adachi. This hotel is located inside the 1,300-year-old Kiyomizu Temple. The hotel itself began in the Meiji period. The Centenary Hotel has a very historical feel. Very very quiet at night. You can even book in advance to meditate. And the service is great. Originally we booked two days. But because of something temporary. Didn't check in on the first day. Discuss with Ctrip that the agent cannot cancel temporarily as it is too close to the time. It's indeed its own reasons. So I didn't pay much attention to it. Then we made a reservation for dinner at his house. results results. When we checked out. I personally want to pay for dinner. But the boss still wants to refund the money to me! The boss said we didn't check in yesterday. So we can't take our money. I was really touched. Such details and the kindness and simplicity of the Japanese countryside. It's really touching. Thank you thank you. We will definitely come back again. Dinner is also vegetarian. Very delicious. We have a chef friend who also said it was very good. Everyone had a few extra glasses of wine. Hahaha. There is a feeling that if you come here, you will live ten more years! Go to bed early at night. Get up at five o'clock in the morning and go hiking. All times slow down. real. Highly recommended to all friends!

What a wonderful little ryokan this is! It is like a step back into the Showa era in many respects, as many of the appointments appear to date back to that time. I don’t know how it is that they have been able to maintain everything in such good condition. And they do an excellent job of cleaning. The place is simple and unpretentious, but they just do everything so well. For example, in our room were some cut fresh flowers in a simple glass vase—not the fancy ikebana arrangement you might find in a much more expensive ryokan, but so thoughtful and sweet. The baths were very nice, especially the rotenburo, and the food was amazing, both dinner and breakfast. Each meal provided a fairly conventional set of dishes that you would expect at an old-fashioned ryokan, but there were an impressive number of items and some very thoughtful touches, and everything tasted just right. We were very full by the end of dinner, so when they offered to bring us our dessert of cut seasonal fruit on a tray to take to our rooms to enjoy later, we gratefully accepted. I really cannot say enough good things about this place. I went there because of its proximity to the Adachi Museum, which I had been to several times on day trips. But the next time I am in this part of Japan, if I go to the Adachi Museum it will be because of its proximity to Yasugien… Honestly, I would be happy to go back any time. If you are looking for an impeccable high-end ryokan that serves elaborate kaiseki ryori and has maids bustling around in expensive kimonos, this is not it. But Yasugien has heart and soul, and is a real treasure.

I stayed as a previous night for visiting Adachi Museum of art. It is about 3 minutes walk from Adachi Museum of art. The accommodation fee is a bit high, but the satisfaction is high. The building was beautiful, the bath and the large bath were the size of the inner bath, and it was enough to include an open-air bath. The meal was also served with a crowded hand that utilized local ingredients. Hospitality was good. After checking out, please leave your luggage during the visit to Adachi Museum of art. If you ask, I sent you by the inn transfer bus to the mountaineering entrance of Tsukiyama Tomita Jo castle. In addition, because the rental bath is booked after arriving at the inn, if you do not check in early, you will enter the free early person win without reservation after 22 o'clock. It is not a walking distance from the nearest Yasugi station where the limited Express stops. It takes a little 3000 yen for a taxi. There is a transfer bus for the museum from the station. If you tell the inn name, you can put it in front of the museum for free. However, the last flight in the evening is quite early time zone. I took the last flight. Let's check it on the homepage in advance. There is no convenience store by the inn. Shopping at the convenience store is a little walk from Yasugi station. It is a souvenir shop in front of the museum, and you can buy a little food and drink including alcohol. However, it closes to the closing time of the museum. If the transfer bus to the inn is the last flight, let's shop without going to the inn. The inn store was about the extent that souvenirs were lined up in the corridor next to the front desk. The vending machine was a conscience price.

In order to go to the Azuli Art Museum in Japan, I came to this small city in An, and chose this Japanese homestay. The proprietress welcomed us very warmly. I made us a Japanese breakfast in the morning. I was very appetizing. If I go to Shimane Prefecture next time, I will definitely choose this Japanese-style travel. the Pavilion

ビジネスで2泊しましたが、清潔感、サービスともに快適に過ごせました。 晩の食事時には、2泊とも1階にある和食「雲海」を利用しましたが、私は肉類全て、その上、生ものが食べられないのですが、懐石料理の中で食べられないメニューを、気持ちよく変更をしてくださり、とても美味しくいただくことができ、満足しました。こちら方面には行くことが多いので、今後も、泊まるならＡＮＡクラウンプラザ米子ですね。