Yukai Resort Premium Hotel Ranpu

I stayed at Yukai again after many years. As a chain hot spring hotel, the dinner was improved, with a barbecue and sashimi buffet. But the free bus was gone, and Chinese people in Japan cannot drive themselves, so they can only take a taxi. There was no response when I contacted them on WeChat. This time I had to choose between Shimabara and Hirado. Hirado was the birthplace of Zheng Chenggong, which attracted me more. I couldn't get a taxi after getting off the bus, and finally got a taxi at the sports field under Hirado Castle with the help of a Japanese friend. It is recommended to go by train, and there are taxis waiting at the hotel.

The hotel room is very large, the raw tuna in the buffet is very fresh and the scenery outside is also beautiful.

The hot spring was spacious and comfortable!

There were no restrictions on meal times, so we were able to relax even with our baby.

The bathroom is large and good. The temperature of hot water is just right. It would be even better if the sauna was large and there was a TV. The room is old but large. The sea side rooms have a great view. There is no particular problem in dealing with employees.

2024.03.Sun / Hirado Senrigahama Onsen Hotel Ranpu (Trip to Northern Kyushu) [Accommodation fee] 16,868 yen/2 people (including 300 yen bath tax) Off-peak weekday support coupon 1,500 yen x 2 people. [First come, first served! Early bird discount 45] Basic plan to enjoy a variety of Japanese, Western and Chinese buffets ・Standard twin No bath [Parking] Free (we were guided to the 5th parking lot a little further away) [Impressions] It's Yukai Resort. You can't get there by following the directions on the car navigation system, but there is a sign at the entrance from the road, so it's okay. The number of flat parking spaces near the entrance is limited, so we were guided to a narrow parking lot up the hill. We ran into a group of Asian tourists at the front desk, and it took a while to get from the reception to our room. It was spring break, so many people had come and the hotel was fully booked. The meal was the usual Yukai Resort, but we were surprised at the size of the dining venue and the number of people! It's a popular hotel after all. Both dinner and breakfast are buffets in three parts, but it was the first time we had such a long line at a buffet. (Breakfast wasn't too crowded though) I think they had some local dishes like champon. The rooms face the sea and have a terrace, which must be nice in the summer. The baths are alternated between men and women. The open-air observation bath was nice, but unfortunately you couldn't see anything at night. The other open-air bath also had a tub bath, which was nice. Still, it was a hotel with far too many people. [Previous visit] Matsuura Historical Museum [Next visit] Roadside Station Matsuura Sea Hometown Museum (fried horse mackerel)