Inishie no yado Keiun

The 5 private baths are really great and you can go there anytime. There is also free ramen in the evening. The hotel service is very good and foreign language communication is no problem. The only drawback is that the buffet food in the morning and evening is not very varied and tastes light, which is not very edible.

This hotel is a complete surprise. It's called Jiayun, what a nice name. I didn't have high hopes when I booked it. I saw that it was a 10-minute walk to Izumo Taisha Shrine, with one night for one person and two meals, and the price was right. When I arrived, I found that the whole hotel had been renovated. It is exquisite and tasteful, with perfect details. There are no fake flowers, and the flower arrangements are very clean. The service is even more enthusiastic and proactive. They have the ability to receive foreigners. The staff who sent me to the room and served dinner provided Japanese service without any discounts. They used a translator to translate every sentence. The room was clean, tidy and comfortable. There is a hot spring cypress bathing pool. Now the hot springs with the words "loan kiri" are all free. There is delicious ramen at 10 pm. The meal is very good at this price. There is no pick-up service. Take the bus from Izumo Station to Izumo Taisha Shrine at 2:30 pm for 30 minutes. Apple navigation is very accurate. Now I am in Jia Suiyuan Minami in Tamatsukuri Onsen. It is too old. Although the price is higher and the reputation is greater, it is completely inferior to Jiayun. It still needs a renovated hotel

It was a little old and dusty in the corners, but I would have been satisfied if the price was cheap. It was a little small for four people and just right for two, but a little pricey. There was only one type of kaiseki meal, but there were many options and it was delicious. The open-air bath in the room was great! The temperature is controlled 24 hours a day, so you can bathe whenever you want. The service was neither bad nor good, just average. Overall it was good, but I felt it was a little lacking in value for the money.

I stayed here to go to Izumo Taisha Shrine. I also stayed at a related inn when I went to Ise Grand Shrine. As with Ise, the building has tatami mats. The rooms are Japanese-style and have an attached open-air bath. The large communal bath also has a sauna, a cold bath, and an open-air bath. There is also a private open-air bath. The complimentary ice cream and Yakult drinks after the bath are also appreciated. You can also enjoy your meal at the restaurant while taking in the garden. Izumo Taisha Shrine is about a 5-minute drive away. I walked there to visit the shrine early in the morning. The baths and meals were both excellent.

I stayed in a Japanese-Western room with a cypress bath, 36-48 square meters, Japanese bed (Japanese-Western room). The good thing about the room was that it was spacious. There were two bed areas. It was also nice that there was a sofa. It was also convenient that there was a faucet near the sofa. The bath was not a hot spring, but it was spacious and had a window inside, which made it comfortable. The bad thing was that it was not cleaned well. There were various things lying around in the corners. The building itself is new, but it was not very clean. There were too many rooms, so maybe they couldn't clean each one carefully. The breakfast had a good variety of items. The taste was like something from a department store basement.

We are a couple in our mid-60s, and our hobby is to take a national holiday to hot springs. I don't think we will be angry, but this hotel is so terrible that I will mention it. Bad points: ・The man in charge instructed us to put our shoes in the shoe locker after taking them off at the entrance. It was 4pm on a weekday, so there were no other guests. The man who was supposed to put away our shoes and hand over the key, this man looked middle-aged, but he only replied "yes, yes." I question his common sense in speaking to a senior guest. ・We checked in at the counter, and the woman explained the room, bath, and dining locations and times on a piece of paper, but it was difficult to understand. She didn't ask us any questions, and just pointed to the elevator and that was it. There was no information about the emergency exit, so we carried our luggage ourselves and found the room and emergency exit. Concerns about service and safety management Facilities: ・In the lobby, there was a beautiful vase with flowers, and they must have been withering for a few days. ・The room was small and we couldn't stretch our arms and legs. There were chairs, but they were small and made of rattan. ・There was no hot water coming out of the spout of the large bath. The bath is warm and unsanitary because it is not circulated. The outdoor bath is also warmer because it is outside and there is a lot of hair and scum floating in it. It is not suitable for people to enter. Good points: Both dinner and breakfast were colorful, clean and delicious. The explanation of the food by the young man and woman and the timing of refills were good. It is a normal thing in a normal hotel, but I appreciate it here. In summary 1. The front desk is arrogant and the staff's attitude is far from customer service, it is less than businesslike. 2. The facilities are clean overall, but the bath is too unsanitary. 3. The food is perfect in both taste and explanation. Looking at other people's posts, they have been repeating the same thing for several years. Each time, the manager writes a letter of apology, and it is probably impossible to improve in the future. This time, I also stayed overnight at Tamatsukuri Onsen. If you go to Izumo, I recommend that you extend your stay to Tamatsukuri. You can enjoy the best service, hot springs, and meals.

It may be due to the season, but this is a very cost-effective inn. It is a good walking distance from the destination, Izumo Taisha Shrine, and is far from the hustle and bustle, making it just the right amount of exercise. Above all, the food and the service from the staff are excellent. If it were closer, this is the kind of inn I would want to stay at again and again.

It was spacious and relaxing. Pudding, cider, beer, and free fridge! A wide range of yukata and samue costumes to choose from. The bath towels were fluffy. We used the cypress bath attached to the room, the open-air bath attached to the room, the many private baths, and the two large baths! Soy sauce ramen for dinner and a Yakult imitation the next morning, the best service

共立リゾートのホテル（ラビスタ、ドーミーイン）は安心なので、選びました。まず、出雲大社まで、歩いて7分と立地が良いです。料理はビュッフェではなく、夕食は会席料理、朝食は和食膳です。どちらも大変美味しく、品目が多いうえに、見た目も華があり、とても満足しました。また、お好みで選ぶ料理が、夕食にも朝食にもあるのも、気に入りました。そして22時からは、お決まりの夜鳴きそば(醤油ラーメン)で締めました。 ただ、お風呂はあまり広いとはいえず、露天風呂も全く外が見えないのは、残念です。部屋に風呂がついており、無料の貸切風呂も５つありますが、お風呂を重視される方は、向かないかもしれません。 それなりの宿泊料金ではありますが、星野リゾートの界と比べると、半額以下であり、私はコスパも良いと高く評価しています。