Shima Onsen Tsuruya

My family of three stayed here from August 17th. (Room) We stayed in the Sakura room. It was new, well-cleaned, and a lovely room. The cherry blossom-colored Ryukyu tatami mats were stylish and comfortable. The living room was a little small compared to the other rooms, but it was enough for the three of us. (Meals) All of the kaiseki dishes were delicious and satisfying, but I especially liked the soba noodles with cashew nuts. I even went back the next day to Kachi Soba, a group store. The sweetfish rice was a rice dish. I thought I might not like it, but it was delicious, and they made the leftovers into onigiri. (Service) They were all kind and kept a reasonable distance from me, so I was able to spend a comfortable time. Everyone remembered our names, what we talked about, and our hobbies and preferences, so we were able to spend a comfortable time. (Bath) I thought the open-air bath in the room would be too hot, but it was just right when I actually went in. Yesterday, when I opened the door, it became an open-air bath with a sense of openness. It was clean and comfortable. It was a little inconvenient that there was no water tap within reach so we could fill the bath with water if the water temperature was not to our liking. We used the private bath about four times during our stay. We were worried about having to wait, but we were able to use it freely with almost no wait. The outdoor floor of Kangetsu-no-Yu was a little dirty and there were spider webs on the chairs, which could be improved a little. Overall, it was a great place to stay that was well worth the price, and we think it was the best in Shima Onsen. Highly recommended.

I'm daring to say this with high hopes. Outside the dining area window, the grass hasn't taken root, which can't be helped, but the concrete outside the window is exposed. In the Tsuki room, the deck railing is broken in places; why not at least clear away the sagging wood? The glass door to the open-air bath is missing. The incense holder is still there, left over from the previous owner's use. The open-air bath in the room is a sad plastic bucket with cypress-style flint. The Tsuki logo is not consistent on the room entrance, key chains, etc. It's a small thing, but considering the price, it brought down my mood and reduced my satisfaction. I feel that the hotel was better in that respect before the renovation. The food and service were very good. I would like to stay here again if I have the opportunity.

My mother and I stayed here together, and all the rooms had an open-air bath and a fireplace in the lounge, so it was a wonderful inn. It was my first time at Shima Onsen, and I was so impressed by the famous hot springs. My body was warmed to the core. The food was also very delicious, especially the karasumi soba, which was exquisite. I was also happy to be able to eat in a relaxing private room. Everyone has their own values, but I think that heartless reviews are completely false. I would definitely like to stay here again. Thank you for letting me have a wonderful time.

The customer service was very pleasant. It was great to see Mr. Nakai enjoying his work. We also heard about Tsuruya's renovation plans. The water temperature in the private bath was a little low.

This was my second stay. The last time was in June, in the "Tsuru" room. This time I went to ``Forest''.I enjoyed the quality and temperature of the spring water in the room. Furthermore, the private open-air bath ``Shika nozoki no Yu'' was so relaxing that it would be a shame to enjoy it alone. ♨️♨️This is a nice inn, and the food is also great. Delicious things about white rice! The soba that comes out at the end is also very delicious. When you eat it with corn tempura, the flavor will fill your mouth. This is an inn that I would like to visit again during the autumn leaves season. looking forward to it.

The food was disappointing. I'm not a big eater, but as other people have written, I don't eat much either. The main dish is lettuce shabu-shabu, but the meat is 3 pieces of Yamato pork per person. Beef is an additional charge. You don't have to use high-end ingredients, but it also doesn't feel homemade. If you want ice, there will be an additional charge. This was the first time I had such a sad meal at a hotel that costs more than 25,000 yen per person per night. It says that there is a free drink service in the private bath, but it is only water with lemon. Also, early check-in and late check-out will be charged a fee. I was surprised that even if a late check-out was unavoidable, they would also allow an early check-in. If you arrive early, there won't be much around, so be careful if you want to save money. Even though they spend so much money, I got the impression that they don't spend a lot of money on cooking, rather than it being a problem with the head chef. The rooms are large, but the bathroom in the room we stayed in had a window that opened high up. This allows insects to enter as much as you like. I can't open the window because I can see the cars in the parking lot when I open it. The room was spacious, the toilet and shower booth seemed expensive, and the hot springs were nice, so it was very disappointing.