Seiryu-so

Magnificent photos, taken at night, which are deceptive. The site is beautiful but very isolated. Fortunately Rendaiji station is about ten minutes away on foot to reach Shimoda. The baths and onsen are splendid and very pleasant. The swimming pool deserves to be a little better arranged to be able to take full advantage of it. Room 210, superior according to the reservation, is large, typically Japanese of course but so dated. The 3 futons are not - 2 mattresses placed on top of each other. The beds were made without any care. The windows are held with Scotch tape. Very disappointing experience of Japanese accommodation. We've been traveling on the island for 2 weeks and everything is still so neat... Impossible to communicate with the staff who don't speak English, and we don't speak Japanese. We are not used to booking half board depending on what we find on site. Here, far from the city, we asked to add meals and breakfast when checking in, request refused.

Is it Bali when you see the view of the pool? Although it seems, the building is a family-oriented inn with the season. Pros: Kerosauna is just the right temperature and feels good. The open-air bath in the large public bath is large. The food was delicious, and I was able to enjoy spiny lobster, red snapper, and abalone. What I didn't like: Not enough chairs to relax by the pool. The room is far from the public bath. If you expect a quiet resort, you may be bothered by noisy children.