Miyajima Morinoyado

At first, I thought it was really expensive, but I was traveling alone and had booked an old Japanese-style room. When I arrived, everything was so beautiful, from the lobby to the restaurant and especially the room. Better than I had hoped. And then we came to dinner, which I don't think I've eaten such a varied and luxurious meal in a long time. I think there were seven courses, including an aperitif and dessert. You did have to order anything other than water and tea and pay for it at checkout, but in my opinion, the prices were fair. Breakfast wasn't really my thing, but I was still quite full from dinner anyway. Nevertheless, it was definitely very good; there was as much rice and miso as you wanted, along with a set menu. You can see breakfast in the picture. Dinner was only available as a menu since it was always prepared according to the menu.

A perfect place to explore Tokyo, clean and pleasant. Plenty of places to eat after a long walk around the city.

This one is relatively remote, just opposite the aquarium. Fortunately, the island is not big. Dinner was sumptuous, including oyster pot. After dinner, we took a walk to see the night view of the shrine. Many stars in the sky are visible to the naked eye during the summer triangle. The hot spring pool here is good, and my body feels smooth after washing. Even if you stay for one night, you still have a tight schedule, because hotels on the island basically check in at 16:00 and check out at 10:00. If you are not in a hurry, you can stay for two nights. An unexpected surprise was seeing Butterfly Ninja in the lobby haha

The phone support and transportation were very good, but even though we confirmed the meal via chat, email, the day before, on the day, and on-site, the meal was mistaken and the oysters were not served. During the meal, we exchanged the menu because it was different, huh? However, the order ended without the fried oysters for two people, which I was looking forward to, not arriving. 3 out of 5 people said it was something other than oysters, but they were all substitutes. It was a shame because my parents, who had lived through the war, were looking forward to the trip. Also, there were two stinky bugs coming out of the futon in the room, and there were flies on the food.I was trying to be forgiving and think that it couldn't be helped because it was a mountain, but I couldn't accept it. The biggest problem was that the futon was thin and the pillows were high, making it difficult for both my mother, who was in a wheelchair, and Chichi, who was elderly, to sleep through the night. The person who picked me up and picked me up was very nice.