Hoshino Resorts Kai Izumo

Incomparable sea view, and there is a traditional theater to watch in the evening. Although I can't understand it, I just feel the a**osphere. As a hotel owned by HOSHINOYA, the location is impeccable. It is a bit far from Izumo Taisha Shrine and far from the JR station, but the service is good. The open-air hot springs also have sea views, and there is free ice cream. The meals are very good. It is available in a private room. The room is quite decent and the sea view is the highlight. The hygiene situation needs to be improved. After checking in, I found that the floor towel was full of hair. Fortunately, I told the front desk and they cleaned it again in time.

Not far from Izumo Taisha Shrine, if you drive down a narrow and curving road along the Sea of ​​Japan side, you will come to Hinomisaki Lighthouse. In front of you is the entrance to Kai Izumo, and the staff will be waiting to guide you. I was overwhelmed by the lobby's walls designed to resemble a sunset and its wide atrium. I booked a room facing the lighthouse.The inside of the hotel had a view of the sea, so I was able to enjoy both the lighthouse and the sea, and I was able to see the lighthouse illuminated for a limited time only. The torch at night was not lit due to a problem with the equipment, which was a bit disappointing. I was looking forward to seeing the streaks of light running across the sea at night, but when I went to the lighthouse the next day, the receptionist said that. The room had a muted color scheme that brought out the lighthouse and the sea, so I just sat there admiring the view for a while.I don't think there are many accommodations where you can see the lighthouse. I always think of the staff at Hoshino Resorts, but they really treat you well and make you feel at ease. The food, which was one of the things I looked forward to, was made with local ingredients and was prepared with Izumo-related utensils, making it enjoyable both visually and visually.Of course, the hot food was hot, the cold food was cold, and the seasoning was exquisite and delicious. The water in the bath is so salty that your body will float, but it will keep you warm for a while after taking a bath.The local music of ``Kagura'' is also performed by the staff in a way that continues a fading tradition. Despite the heavy costumes, I was impressed by their intense movements. I wasn't really interested in traditional performing arts, but I feel like my perspective has changed. The only disappointing thing was that the window in the shower room was dirty, probably due to the sea breeze, and the light was flickering due to a problem with the lighting equipment.When I contacted them, they immediately fixed it, but unfortunately, after a while, the flickering started. started. Even though it's still a new facility. This would be something that a complainer would complain about, but for us, the hospitality, scenery, and baths were so good that it didn't bother us too much. Kai Izumo is an inn where you can prepare for visiting Izumo Taisha Shrine. After checking out, we headed back home after visiting the lighthouse and Izumo Taisha Shrine. Thank you for the good travel memories.

I had stayed at the old KAI Izumo (Tamatsukuri Onsen), but compared to the new KAI Izumo, it is located on a cape close to the sea, so the scenery is much nicer. I think that the other facilities, services, meals, etc. are at the same level of satisfaction no matter where you stay. This time, the weather was very nice, so we were able to enjoy both the sunset and the sunrise. The food is visually pleasing and tastes very satisfying. This is the same no matter where you stay, but I think it's at a high level. The bath is a hot spring near the sea, so you can smell the salty water. The temperature of the hot water is just right, so you can stay in the open-air bath for a long time while looking out at the sea view. There are towels in the bath, so you can go in as many times as you like without bringing anything. I was able to spend a relaxing holiday doing nothing, enjoying the scenery, hot springs, and delicious food. The Iwami Kagura performed by the employees was also very nice. I wanted to go again.