Melhores hotéis com academia em Yakushima

I stayed at Shiratani Unsuikyo on a 3-night 4-day trip. The menu changed every time for breakfast and dinner, and I enjoyed it with specialties. The front desk was very kind to hear the travel schedule and guide me through transportation. It is a little far from Shiratani Unsuikyo, but you can go by bus. However, it can't be helped, but Yakushima has a high transportation cost. It was good that I was able to order lunch lunch to eat during trekking. The lunch box I ate in the mountains was the best. The public bath was clean and comfortable. It was a good trip.

I stayed for 3 nights because the word of mouth was good. The customer service of the hotel staff is good, but considering the cost performance, it is normal. .. .. Certainly, I'm happy with the service that can look back on breakfast as a lunch box, but I think it's an ordinary service if land pattern and tourism are the main industries. I was just happy that there was a shoe dryer. The main staff at the souvenir shop was a friendly and caring person. I think massage is a hit, but if it is lost, it is stressful, so I do not recommend it. It was the first time in my life that I didn't sleep because of foot reflexology, my acupoints were lost, I felt uncomfortable, and I didn't sleep. I don't think I'm a massage guy at the time of using Rafine. . . The evaluation is 3, but the hotel itself provides a certain attentive service. Basically, near the hotel, there is nothing within walking distance. If you don't ask the tour company to pick you up, it's a tough place.

Morinokokage was by far the best place we stayed during our trip. The rooms were big, clean and very comfortable. There’s free laundry machines/dryers and a building open 24/7 with food and drink vending machines. Our host, Nakashima-San was incredibly helpful and welcoming. He gave us a detailed tour of our rooms when we checked in, booked reservations for us at his favorite local spots and gave advice on how to best spend our two days on the island. When the weather changed our plans, he repeatedly checked in with us with helpful updates. After we told him we were going to hike in shiratani unsuikyo the next morning, he knocked on our door an hour or so later to give us a lighter and salt in case of leeches! He also gifted us a hefty bag of tea the morning we left. Don’t hesitate, this is a really special place and Nakashima-San is a deeply caring and wise host.

I stayed for ２ in October. It was about a 7-minute walk from the airport, so I arrived in the morning, so I had my luggage checked in before check-in, and I was able to leave it until I got on the plane on my way home, so it was very convenient. The airport is close, but the number of planes is small, so it is not noisy. Morning and night ２ It was a meal, but the food was very delicious, the number of items was very large, and the local ingredients were fashionably arranged and I was full. ４ I won't get tired of staying overnight with all the different contents. Everything from jam, dressing and yogurt was handmade by my wife. I was able to ask for a lunch box for a mountain climbing tour and it was delicious. It happened that we were the only customers due to the cancellation of the typhoon, so as soon as we came back, we prepared a bath and it was very comfortable with the friendly owner and wife. The price is reasonable and the room is shared but can be rented out. I was in a room with a toilet so there was no inconvenience. I think it's a very good inn. I would definitely recommend it if you go to Yakushima.

We stayed in the new wing, which is more expensive but definitely worth it. The rooms are huge, with large ocean- facing windows ( you can even sit in the bath and look at the sea) and a balcony. The staff are lovely and speak excellent English. We had an excellent dinner in the restaurant. There is a large public bath and a well- stocked souvenir shop. Very convenient for the ferry.

The first time I went abroad alone, I went to Yakushima to participate in natural experience activities and self-service travel itinerary. This trip came to this hotel twice: the first time I booked accommodation on the platform; the second time I came here temporarily because of an emergency with another booked hostel. For a foreign traveler who is unable to speak a language and has been abroad for the first time, I feel the kindness and kindness of the service staff here. Especially the service staff at the counter and restaurant are very patiently waiting for me to use translation software to communicate, which makes me feel a lot of warmth. The hotel is very close to the airport and can be reached in less than 5 minutes on foot. The environment in the hall is very comfortable and well equipped. The lobby, rooms, soup pools and restaurants are very clean and tidy, and the atmosphere is very relaxing. Meals need to be booked separately, and the appropriate box will be given according to the number of travelers. Dinner is kaiseki cuisine with 10 meals, breakfast is 6 side dishes plus buffet (I have not booked lunch so I don't know). Most of the meals were very delicious except for some of the salty ones for my taste. Especially some local ingredients and seasonings will be used, which will make people feel more connected to this place. In terms of cost, the price is high for people who are used to living in backpackers. At the same time, after living in, I feel that the overall environment and service are very worth the price. For travelers who want to relax and relax in a quiet, slow journey, I highly recommend this hotel if financially generous permits!

It is a guesthouse where you can enjoy island cuisine, and I used it when I climbed Jomonsugi. First of all, I read that the food was very delicious and used it, but I was treated to an exquisite dish that did not disappoint. The braised fish and pork were very delicious and impressive. I parked my car in the parking lot in front of the guest house, pressed the intercom at the front desk near the entrance, and called the person in charge to check in. The room was equipped with a washbasin, TV, refrigerator, mattress, hangers, and yukata, and the bath was in the large public bath. The restroom is outside the room, so I didn't have to worry about the noise. I ordered a bento the day before climbing, so they prepared a mountain climbing bento for the morning and lunch. The pillow was made of hard buckwheat husk, so I used a bath towel I had instead. During my stay at the inn, I wore the provided sandals, so my feet didn't get cold if I wore socks.

When I was looking for domestic ﾄﾚｯｷﾝｷﾞﾂｱｰ, I found a pack trip for the tour (basically, you can change your accommodation to a pension or hotel) and stayed at a guest house (Yakushiso). Our couple were mainly ﾄﾚｯｷﾝｸﾞ, so we weren't so particular about staying. The guest house was cleaned every day, the rooms, corridors, toilets, etc., and I was able to spend a comfortable time. The good thing about this homestay is that the meal content is devised every day and ｢ the meal is very delicious ｣. There is plenty of food volume (good for those who want to eat a lot). ﾄﾚｯｷﾝｸﾞ There is a perfect ”coin laundry” for the dirty things after that, and it is easy to do it when you are taking a bath. Also, it is very useful to take a bath 24 hours a day. Also, nearby (3 minutes), there are Ａ coops, bars, and restaurants where you can shop, which is very convenient. If you stretch your legs, you can go to food and bars. Even in the guest house, local specialties (fried flying fish, mackerel, etc.) were eaten at the restaurant and it was delicious. The weather was just blessed before the rainy season. (Jomon Sugi / Shiratani Unsuikyo ﾄﾚｯｷﾝｸﾞｶﾞｲﾄﾞ said that it was a good time for few people at this time.) I also went sightseeing in Yakushima and touched the nature of Yakushima, but it was a very good place. If you go, I think it's a place to take time. If we have a little bit, I would like to go again.