Hotels with Breakfast in Shima

I heard that the morning sun is a beautiful room, but it was a pity that I could not see the morning sun, the morning glow was beautiful. The room, the food, the service, it's truly Amanemu. It was good that there were few people in the sauna and spa, but I wanted to stay a little longer because it was an hour system. In addition, we want to go to stay!

I saw a nice photo of the homepage and decided to this hotel immediately. Lobby, courtyard, pool, corridor... It was a hotel full of exotic feelings that I wanted to take pictures everywhere. Clean, customer service was polite and cozy. However, I felt that it took a little time to see the sightseeing spot. So this time I will be at the hotel and will use it again next year ♪

It was very helpful to use the shuttle service to the nearest station and to Parque Espana. I was especially impressed that they took the trouble to come back to pick me up from the nearest station, even though it was fully booked! There was a large public bath, and the breakfast was more delicious and had more items than I expected. There were no convenience stores around the inn, so I went shopping near the station before heading out, but there was a small shop inside the building. I would definitely like to travel there again, especially when I go to Parque Espana.

This was definitely my best experience at a hotel in Japan. Hotel staff were very courteous and attentive. We were treated like VIPs throughout the stay. Our room was superb, with a great view of the bay. The bed and pillows were very comfortable (where can we buy those pillows?). The room was very quiet. In many hotels, you will often hear some buzzing noise of AC (?), but not in this hotel. We particularly enjoyed our time in the guest lounge with a reading room—looking over Ago Bay at sunset and enjoying small but exquisite hors d'oeuvres (the quiche was a killer!). For non-readers, this is a romantic place to look into your lover’s eyes. I enjoyed reading, relaxing next to my husband, who was sipping wine. I couldn’t finish “Karei-naru Ichizoku” so we will come back to finish the book. It would be better if the reading room had a better selection of books both in Japanese and in English--for example, some novels set in ocean resort hotels (I can recommend some), and reading lamps (for after sunset). Our stay concluded with an amazing breakfast. Although it was called “American breakfast,” it came with soup (which tasted great) and a salad (which tasted great, too, and very very fresh—cucumbers tasted amazingly juicy). I have never had a better egg benedict! The hollandaise sauce is flavored with shrimp, elevating the egg benedict to a real French dish. Overall, this is the best place to come when you want to be pampered. We will definitely stay at this hotel again.

The parking lot was very crowded, so we parked a little far from the entrance, but it would be convenient to have a cart to carry luggage in the far parking lot. The room was clean, and the view outside the window was good, so we were satisfied. The bathroom was old-fashioned. We only had breakfast, but I thought it was good that they handled it very smoothly during busy times. There was a wide variety of food, and all of it was delicious. They also had fun donuts for children, which I think would be great for families with children. I guess it hasn't been long since the hotel changed, but it comes up when you search online, but it doesn't come up on the map app, so I hope the name will appear on the map soon! There were many Phalaenopsis orchids in the lobby to celebrate the opening, but the hotel as a whole didn't seem to be displayed yet. The staff were very friendly and the service was smooth.

I stayed in a twin room at GW １ for a night. Until before arrival, I was a little worried about staying with small children 々, but I am really grateful that everyone is friendly to kids. We recommend a course where you can take a walk along the promenade from The Bay Suite to The Classic. Sea urchin bonfam caviar, spiny lobster American sauce, and abalone steak (especially two kinds of vanilla butter sauce) were exceptional. At the １ F shop in the classic, there is a local jibie curry bread sold only on Sundays, which is recommended.

The facilities were really old, but they were kept clean and clean with the staff's hard work with luxury furnishings and construction and design. There is a hotel with dirty cheap things under the bed but it was cleaned properly. But there were many places where the facility seemed to be good if it was cleaned by a high pressure washing machine 々, but I think it is also a taste. The breakfast buffet is too acidic and I don't care to wear it. Recently, there are many places where you can make bean grinding machines, so I wonder if I can change them.

Despite being a bit remote ,took us nearly 3 hours of travelling by car from Kansai international Airport, it was definitely a worthwhile resort to stay for a few days. My husband and I are golfers and we selected a package with accommodation , golf and dining. We were very satisfied with everything during our stay, golf, food , room, onsen, hygiene…..etc. Food was surprisingly good , fine and value for money in a remote resort like this. As a female I enjoyed particularly the special Mikimoto pearl onsen! Overall, the attentiveness and service attitude of staff (though with language barrier) made our days !

Located in Shima, The Hiramatsu Hotels & Resorts Kashikojima is by the sea, a 4-minute drive from Ago Bay and 8 minutes from Shima Spain Village. This golf hotel is 9.6 mi (15.4 km) from Toba Marina and 9.9 mi (15.9 km) from Tomoyama Park.Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours).Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff. A train station pick-up service is provided at no charge.Make yourself at home in one of the 8 individually furnished guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and minibars. Flat-screen televisions are provided for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have designer toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include laptop-compatible safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Overall it is a good resort hotel. There are no restaurants nearby, so we recommend that you plan breakfast and dinner. Pick up and drop off at Kenjima Station (reservation required) You can see Eiyu Bay in front of the room. The room is a bit old, but you can relax. There is only one indoor bath in the hot spring. There is also a sauna, but it is very small.