Homestays in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan

There was a mistake on the site side, but the inn kindly responded. The bath worked so well that you could see it on the tip of your finger. I would like to go again.

The staff of the hotel was very nice and kind from the very start of the booking process, so informative when I asked about room type and the condition that I was looking for. I spend time there for 2 days 1 night with 1 room and 2 meals to celebrate my birthday with my sister. The hotel even passed the information to the restaurant staff and they were kind enough to sing the happy birthday song for me and also gave me a birthday gift. The room was cleaned well and has all the amenities you might need. The private bath was very good too.

First of all, I need to correct the hotel location given by Ctrip. It is called Kamakaki Onsen in Japanese. It may be the result of the automatic translation software. It is called Kamadao Destination Onsen on Ctrip. It is very funny. Overall, the price-performance ratio is good. After all, the price is there. It is relatively economical for Japanese hot spring hotels. You can't ask for too much. In terms of hardware, the room I booked has to use the public toilet not far from the same floor. Of course, it is very hygienic, but it will be inconvenient if you get up at night. The hot spring is divided into men's pool and women's pool. It is worth mentioning that according to the hotel, the hot spring water is from the source and is not recycled, so the hot spring water quality is very good. Dinner and breakfast are OK. The surrounding environment is very quiet, and a good sleep relieves fatigue. The staff is warm and thoughtful.

If you had earplugs, the others were comfortable. Snoring 💤 〜 Because it is a hobby of shooting at night, star 🌟 sometimes goes out It would be helpful if you lend me the key to the entrance 🔑. I'm worried if I don't open the key!

The perfect river on the hot sources of Kamasaki. Service, kitchen, room above all praise. Thank you very much for the warm reception, tips for dinner 😅. Stopped for one night by a family of four in the traditional Japanese room. In Onsen at the hotel, three types of baths, including outdoors. The wife has big tattoos and has been allowed to use the common bathroom, although there is a private one in the hotel, but it is small at all. The entertainment district is a little bit, but nature is beautiful. We visited the silver village, is 15 minutes by bus from the hotel, entertainment for 2 hours a maximum.

This onsen hotel charges 80,000 yen per night, offering excellent facilities but minimal service. The dinner is a course-grade meal served in an all-you-can-eat style. While some may appreciate this setup, it’s not my preference. However, as a drinker, you’ll find a wide variety of alcoholic beverages to choose from.

The hot springs here were very good. On the other hand, the bathroom in the room is very small. However, the windows in our room were large and we had a beautiful view. Breakfast is varied and is self-served, so you can eat as much as you want. Dinner is very sumptuous. Sashimi and other dishes were very tasty. The air conditioning in the rooms is centrally controlled and the heating does not come on at this time of year, even though the temperature is only 10°C at night. If you are cold, you can tell the staff to bring you an extra blanket. The walls of the rooms are thin and you can hear the noise and singing of the neighbours(lol)

This is a majestic place to stay. Fantastic room, onsen and staff hospitality. It is also walkable but includes an incline that is a bit perilous. The breakfast buffet was infinite but somehow looked better than it tasted. There are numerous transportation options that I didn’t know about before arrival so be sure to inquire.

在奧松島的漁師民宿，想看一般觀光客沒看過的絕景【大高森】就直接住這最好了，晚餐早餐都超豐盛，工作人員也很和善。

The location is close to the fish market between the inner bay and Tanaka Mae, so the range of action is wide, and the selection of shops is wide. Pre-check-in is very easy. It was very easy because there were few exchanges from the inn.