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I recently had the pleasure of staying here, and I must say their service was exceptional. From the moment I arrived, the staff greeted me warmly and went above and beyond to ensure my comfort. The attention to detail and personalized care were truly remarkable. The rooms were immaculate, and the amenities provided added to the overall experience. I highly recommend to anyone seeking a memorable and delightful stay.

I had a great experience staying at this hotel! The view from our room was amazing and we particularly enjoyed the private onsen, which allowed us to unwind while watching the stunning sunset. The staff were all very friendly and polite, which made our stay even better. However, the hotel's location is next to the beach, which means you have to climb a slope to get there. It is also quite far from the JR station, and the only public transportation available is a 30-minute bus ride. Additionally, there are no restaurants or convenience stores nearby, so you might want to plan ahead for meals.

Key Terrace Hotel Seamore is a really lovely, modern and chic hotel in the south of Wakayama Prefecture. We stayed in a sea view room with Tatatmi area, and booked dinner at one of the two traditional restaurants within the hotel complex. First, the views are wonderful. Taking a relaxing moment at the infinity footbath, or a drink in the beer garden at night are absolute musts to enjoy the sights. You can also visit the underwater observatory, or use the onsen facilities. Some other reviews have mentioned, unfortunately, the place is surrounded by nature, and that means bugs. They're like cockroaches but not. If you're creeped out by things that scuttle, don't go to the outdoor onsen. The hotel is a 15 minute walk to Sandanbeki caves, and a five minute walk to the fisherman's wharf. A short car ride will take you to Adventure World. within the hotel there are lots of facilities for enjoying your night for families or groups of friends. There's also a karaoke room on the 3rd floor (book in advance). Dinner was phenomenal. We had a selection of foods from the region, including freshly caught abalone and a freshly prepared mackerel sashimi (the head of which they turned into a soup for us once the sashimi was gone). The buffet at breakfast has a mix of all Japanese standards and Western styles. There's also the delicious pastries of Tettei bakery inside the hotel if you wanna buy something for the drive back. Would go back and would recommend the hotel to friends who are looking for a great stay in Shirahama.

We booked this hotel for our honeymoon, and it did not disappoint. We booked a room with a private onsen that overlooks the ocean. Unfortunately, the weather was gloomy and/or rainy most of the trip, but the view was still spectacular, and the onsen was incredible. The hotel itself has an older exterior, but the inside is immaculate. There is a bar with floor to ceiling windows that overlook the ocean. The Italian restaurant also has floor to ceiling windows that look over the pool. Our suite was the best (and biggest) hotel room that we stayed in while visiting Japan (including a massive shower, a double sink vanity, and a seat for the vanity). However, we did book a suite with a king bed, but were told that all of the rooms have 2 twin beds that can be pushed together. It was not ideal, but that was the only issue that we had. Infinito also had the most in-room amenities out of all of the hotels we stayed at in Japan. Infinito provided the usual amenities (hair dryer, water bottles, tea, coffee, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, bath slippers, etc.) AND several additional amenities (cookies to eat with tea, hair straightener, a second set of Bulgari amenities, a skin treatment set, hotel wear, indoor and outdoor slippers, etc.). The staff was absolutely fantastic. My husband had arranged for flowers in the room for our arrival, and the hotel was very responsive and able to accommodate his request. In addition, we had the pleasure of meeting Chiho, who went out of her way to make sure we had everything we needed. Chiho (and the rest of the hotel management and staff) helped us find restaurants and make reservations, and even arranged for shuttle service to the restaurants. The hotel also provided a shuttle from Shirahama station and a shuttle to Nanki-Shirahama Airport. One thing to note is that the hotel is still strict with Covid policies (moreso than the other places we stayed in Japan), so be prepared to fill out a questionnaire and wear gloves when dining at the buffets. Infinito is a little out-of-the-way, but is definitely worth the trek.

Apply for two households through a travel agency. So I don't know if it's Mr. Musashi or the travel agency's responsibility, but I was still disappointed. I added the number of people via a travel agency, but it was not properly cooperated. I was worried about Corona and had dinner in a private room instead of a buffet, but I had to wait because it wasn't prepared for one person. In addition, there is no contact with the Japanese style instead of the western style, and the western style comes out. I didn't choose a buffet for breakfast individually, but I was able to get a seat at the end of the buffet venue and drinks freely from the buffet venue. The three-color rice balls for children's breakfast were hard and dried and could not be eaten. If you tell me that, you can eat buffet bread or white rice, but. When I went to the buffet, there was most of our breakfast. What a bit of a buffet stuff ...? ! What a cut-off. .. Disappointed. .. All the children want to eat buffet food! It was difficult to knead Da 々. Perhaps because it was a reservation via a travel agency, it was difficult to get the stairs with heavy luggage because it became an annex. Is the cute yukata on the 14th floor of the main building? I was disappointed that I had to be the above guests. Now I have a pretty cute yukata service everywhere, but there is too much gap in the hotel. The swimsuit dehydrator was old, and the lid was broken, so it didn't play its role. I'm just wearing a long-established name. The location is not good, but it may be better to take a shuttle bus to Shirarahama.

It's far away, but it's just in a good location to use a large bath and a self kitchen. Small children were together, but I was able to spend slowly without worrying about the surroundings. The room was cleaned well and the bed was fuzzy and comfortable. There is a refrigerator with a freezer. The washbasin and toilet are 2 by 2. The washroom of the open-air bath takes about 5 minutes to get hot water. The open-air bath in umeboshi is the size that all the families can enter and the children are very large. I was very satisfied. Apart from the open-air bath, there is a bathroom in the room. Outside the hotel There is a shower and faucet, so I think it will be convenient when it comes from the sea in summer. Self kitchen With everything, the oven toaster, microwave oven, dishes, spoons, chopsticks, children's tableware, lap and various things were important. The time was written at 7:00 〜 22:00. shampoo bar It is in the corridor near the public bath, and it is possible to put it in a small cup and take it. I went to the cherry blossom bath about 22 o'clock, but it was hot enough to not even put my legs. I thought I would have a little more temperature adjustment. It was a pity only for the public bath, but I would like to take care of you again with great satisfaction overall.

Very nice hot spring hotel, also very suitable for taking children, buffet breakfast and dinner is very good, the room is clean and large enough, the hot spring looks at the sea, while bathing in the hot spring, you can watch the sunset, very beautiful

About 40 steps to the entrance as others write? You need to climb the stairs. Be careful if you are bad because you walk a little from the parking lot. I think there is no problem because there is an elevator in the building. There was a self-sufficiency space, work space and Japanese room paragraph space with work facilities, and it was clean and comfortable. The bath was good too. I stayed on the first day of the consecutive holiday. As far as the customer layer is seen, there is no purpose of work, and it feels like a family, a friend, and a waiver. So the Japanese room part in the night work space was a drinking bar. . . It was a dormitory on weekdays, but the dormitory room was quite large and surprising, and it was comfortable because the exclusive area per person was large. What I was worried about was the snoring of the next person. It is better to have an earplug. The small valuable locker is on the first floor. Since there is no locker for large luggage, it is necessary to leave it at the reception or to defend itself by padlocks. There is no supermarket in the walking distance, and even the nearest Family Mart is walking around, so it is better to buy before check-in. The parking lot of the inn on the first day of the holiday was full, and when I went out easily and left, I might be able to take another parking space, and I felt very hesitated to go to buy it by car. Please consult the parking lot in advance to the inn. You should adjust it. The staff at this inn was kind and nice. The whole was a very good stay.

An annex of ”SHIRAHAMA KEY TERRACE SEAMORE”. Check-in is in the main building about 100m away. The main building is full of resort feeling, but the annex was only a glimpse of the sea even though it had an ocean view. The rooms are compact and you can enter the hot springs in Seymour in the main building and have breakfast. This time, I made a plan with breakfast, but the buffet bread is also sold at the bakery in the hotel, so it might be good to buy bread and coffee and eat it. It's a little inconvenient when going to hot springs and meals, but considering the cost performance, I think it's enough here even if it's not the main building.

I stayed here in early November 2011. The service from the staff was pretty good. They were flexible with bath times and other things. I had stayed at Gyoen and Senjo 15-20 times before they were named Premium, but before the pandemic. This was my first time at Shirahama Saichoraku, but a friend recommended it and wrote to me that the food was better than Shirahama Gyoen and Senjo, so I had high expectations. The food was awful. The Kumano beef must have been really bad, as it was cooked so hard that it was inedible and many people left it. The sashimi was watery and tasteless, and even my favorite tuna and salmon were left uneaten. I was hoping for at least breakfast, but the vegetables had a strong retort feel, and even the okra tasted like it had been cut out of a plastic pack. Gyoen and Senjo didn't cut corners this much, even when the food was terrible. What's strange is that comments from people who stayed there around the same time said it was delicious. We stayed there on a Tuesday, so we may have been forced to eat leftovers from Sunday. However, if the food at Gyoen is worse than that at Saichoraku, I will never use Yukai Resort again. However, I love traveling and go all over the place, so I have only been to one ryokan that was worse than Saichoraku, so I guess I can say it's the worst. However, that ryokan cost 8,000 yen including two meals.