Hotels near Obama Shrine, Unzen

We stayed at Iseya a whole week while visiting my partner’s son, daughter-in-law and grandchildren in a nearby town. We have stayed in Obama previously for the same reason, and the town was just as nice as we remembered. But this was the first time we had stayed at Iseya, and we are so glad we did. The ryokan has been there for centuries but was rebuilt in 2019 and now has all the modern comforts. The in-room private onsen is fantastic, real geothermal spring water, and really hot. The views and sunsets over Tachibana bay are great and we enjoyed watching the local older people play “grand golf” on the town playing field opposite the hotel (with the bay behind) every morning at 7 am. But it is the staff who really make the place special, so friendly, despite our very poor Japanese, and several speak good English. We really felt welcome, despite being the only foreigners staying there on most days. The breakfasts are fantastic, no need for lunch, and different every day. We ate there just one night and the meal was equally good. The housekeeping was immaculate. Overall highly recommended, and although not cheap, not vastly expensive either and definitely good value.

8 family style, no reservation is required. No one can go directly to the dip. 2 rooms on the top floor look at the sea, 6 rooms on the first floor. There are hot and cold springs, semi-open air, and indoor air. Recommend the top floor to look at the sea breeze. The room is normally thin, retro style, and cheap.

Very good host and helpful. Location is good and super hygenic. Good amenities as well and a nice little coworking space/ shared kitchen

This time? Then, go to a hot spring inn. I made it ”Seiunso” with a good reputation for word of mouth. As a result, it was a great success! I was able to spend a fulfilling time in a waste of one night. The room was a bed, but comfortable as a wide 々. All the meals were delicious, including Nagasaki Wagyu beef. Breakfast was gorgeous and I replaced it many times. It was good that there was a pigeon, a local dish in Nagasaki. And after all, the bath was good! It was a pity that the large communal bath and the open air were completely different, but both were able to take a leisurely bath as wide 々. Especially while soaking in Tsuboyu, the time to watch the starry sky was very luxurious, and I wanted time to stop. It has become my favorite inn!

Stayed in a Japanese-Western room. I had a sea bream shabu kaiseki meal for dinner. The room had been renovated and was very clean. Even though there are twin beds, there is enough space to relax on the tatami mat. The sea bream shabu kaiseki we had for dinner was very delicious, using locally sourced ingredients. The soy sauce for sashimi and ponzu sauce are also handmade. The amount of food was enough to satisfy even a man. There is a parking lot, but the location is not listed anywhere on the website. On the day, you will drive to the front of the hotel and receive guidance.

On September 1st, a group of people stayed here, the environment was super quiet and quiet, Free parking, free laundry and drying 🎽🧥 manager jacky Sang, can speak 4 languages, Mandarin, Cantonese, English, Japanese, etc., and also guide local tourist attractions, 🏌️🚴🤽 Introduce us to the nearby Otaru Hot Spring, and Yunxian, (Qingyunzhuang Hot Spring must go to soak) 🏊 The hotel's breakfast must be tasted, rich and delicious, coffee is good, (there is fried double Dan,) 😋💯 Will stay again next time 🙋👍

島原の中でも最上級のひと時を過ごせるホテル。部屋の広さは申し分なく、ホテル全体が清潔に保たれていて快適だ。特に本館は有明海に面しているため素晴らしい朝焼けのオーシャンビューを堪能することが出来る。西には大きな災害をもたらした雲仙普賢岳があるものの、火山の恩恵の一つである温泉も楽しむことが出来る。島原港へのアクセスもよく、フェリーで大牟田や熊本へ足を運ぶことも出来る。 しかし、ホテル周辺はレストランがほとんどなく（あってもホテルから離れているところが多い）、ホテルにレストランが併設されているが連日のように混雑している。食事処に苦労するだろう。ポータブルWi-Fiを所持している場合、館内では非常に繋がりにくいか全く繋がらない（外に出れば繋がる）。ホテルにも無料で利用できるWi-Fiサービスがあるが宿泊者共用であるため、ネット環境に四苦八苦するかもしれない。特に食事は重要であるため、事前に空き時間等を確認しておくとよい。またホテルの収容人数に比例して温泉もそれほど広くない。特に温泉のサービスが終了する22時～23時は混雑するので、その時間の利用は避けることをお勧めする。 It is one of the best hotels in Shimabara. Despite the cleanliness of the entire hotel and the size of the rooms are impeccable, the price is reasonable. All of the rooms in the main building of the hotel face the Ariake Sea, so you can enjoy the wonderful sunrise sea view. The hotel's main building and new building have shared Onsen. You can enjoy various types of Onsen. However, there are few restaurants around the hotel. Even if they are, they are far from the hotel or in places that are difficult for first-time visitors. Under such circumstances, the restaurant attached to the hotel is always crowded. If you use the restaurant, you should check the available times without waiting. If you have a portable Wi-Fi router, you will have to worry that it is hard to use or not available at all in the building. Although there is free Wi-Fi service at this hotel, it cannot be guaranteed the speed and security of communication because it is shared by guests. Onsen is not so large compared to the number of people who can stay. In particular, it will be very crowded from 22:00 to 23:00 just before Onsen service ends. If you use it, you should avoid that time.

Facing the sea, it is a traditional Japanese homestay run by a few grandmas. The room is traditional tatami and futon. The grandmas are friendly, and the breakfast is a traditional Japanese breakfast, salt-grilled salmon, miso soup, rice, tamagoyaki and pickles. Next to the bus station, the transportation is convenient. There are no separate bathrooms, there are public baths and baths. In short, it is a good review and a very authentic experience.

Clean rooms, friendly staffs. Would preferred to have a water heater in the room but instead they gave a flask of hot water. Dinner food is not quite up to standard as per other ryokan. Side dishes is buffet style. Can go for the free flow sake. Breakfast seems to be a better spread. There are better restaurants along the coasts. Do check your bus and train timing before moving out.

Because of the sister building of ”Omura Station Hotel”, it is named ”Nagasaki Airport” after the name. It is a station hotel, but Omura station is far from Chi. It is not in the airport island, but it is called ”Nagasaki Airport” 々 halfway. Is it a burden to pay more than 1000 yen by taxi? Is it a small student who thinks that there is a hotel for travelers in the airport island? There are dumpling shops and convenience stores around, can you stand it if you think it is a transfer? ?