Best Naruto Hotels

The room is a bit cold and should be far from the window. I can't take a shower, the bathroom is too cold. The bathing pool on the top floor is a feature, and there is an open-air bathing pool. I didn't expect that there were so many people in the morning, but there were fewer people at night. Not suitable for winter living.

A penny is the last word in Japan. The location of the hotel is at the starting point of the vortex. You can see the vortex from the window. Strangely, the price of Naruto Kaiyuki next to the side is slightly cheaper. There are more people staying in this place.

The location of the hotel is very suitable for sightseeing, but the traffic is not very convenient. The hotel is guarded by the Naruto Bridge, which is very close to the Vortex Road and the Naruto Park Observatory. It is within walking distance. However, it is far from the tide boat dock. Fortunately, the service staff at the hotel is very enthusiastic. You can drive the guests to the dock and take the bus when you return. It is worth mentioning that the shops and restaurants near the hotel will be closed after 5:30 in the evening. There are no vending machines around the night, and there are no convenience stores. Therefore, it is recommended to book dinner and breakfast in advance.

The hotel was in a good location as we were visiting family who live nearby. Nice outlook over the water. The room was perfectly adequate for the time we were there but I suggest that the bedding could be updated with a more modern duvet. Toothbrush and paste and comb were provided along with body soap, shampoo and conditioner. Coffee and tea were available at any time. Japanese breakfast was provided but it was identical for the three days we were there - some variety would have been appreciated. A basic English breakfast of toast, jam and fruit could have been offered catering more to the taste of foreign tourists. The reception team were very helpful with translations on their phone. The flight of stairs with a suitcase was somewhat daunting!

The location is good, the room is small but tidy, there is less food around, and you have to go to Naruto Station to eat at night. If it is too late, only the fishermen are still open.

On the map, I saw that it was a bit close to Awa Omiya Station, and there was a golf course, so I decided to get it. When I got off the station, I wanted to walk three kilometers. I never thought it was a mountain. Although the map is three kilometers straight, there is no road. It's getting darker and fainting. The rural scene of this school is hard to see even a car, let alone a taxi. Finally, I found an old lady in a family with inconvenient legs and legs. I told him to use my three-legged cat in Japanese. Helped me find the phone and call the car. It cost more than 5,000 yen, and it took at least five hours to walk. In the future, I still have to look at the road carefully. The hotel itself has nothing to say, it's perfect. Individuals can only play nine holes in half of the game, with club rental, a total of 10,000 yen, which is still a market.

Hygiene: very clean, but not as good as most excellent hotels in Japan Environment: The flowers and plants are very good looking. In fact, when you live, you will see a lot of insects... Service: Good attitude, maybe not full score but worth 5 stars Facilities: Some sense of time, but the overall is very good, but the main thing is the country house hotel, so travel must arrange a small bread transfer one day in advance, but the taxi point can be reimbursed, this gave 5 stars in the service bar. Up

Hotel service is very good, you can see the Mingmen Bridge and the sea view. The hot spring has an open-air small pool to see the night view of the Strait Bridge. The dinner package is very exquisite, the menu is beautiful, the only regret is that there is no convenience store around, public transportation is very inconvenient.

The largest resort in Naruto, with Awa Blue as the main theme, is very close to Naruto Whirlpool and Otsuka International Museum of Art. It is a very large hotel, divided into the main building and the annex building. There are Awa dance performances and indigo dyeing in the evening. There is a game room with coupons. There are two hot springs, the open-air on the first floor and the starry sky on the eighth floor. Dinner was divided into French food, which was quite ceremonial. Speaking of the shortcomings, the sanitary conditions are not good. The air-conditioning outlet in Figure 5 is full of dirt, and the air-conditioning is very loud, affecting sleep, and finally had to be turned off. In addition, the French food was served too slowly, creating a very tense atmosphere. It took two hours to eat, which was a waste of time for us who were traveling.