The Atta Terrace Club Towers

Because the minimum age is 16, there is no bustling atmosphere of resorts with children, and it is very relaxing. It makes you feel like you are back. Many people come back. For breakfast, squeeze bitter melon in a slow juicer from Kuvings and mix it into your favorite juice. I have apple or orange. They have honey from a farm, so you can rub it yourself and it is fresh and delicious! For salads, I use tankan and shikuwasa dressing every other day. Both are delicious. Galettes and other dishes are not that great, so *food is safe. The new menu includes brioche French toast, which was delicious! In the lounge by the pool, sweets are served during the day, and alcohol and hors d'oeuvres are served in the evening. Non-alcoholic drinks are always free. You can relax and enjoy reading a book.

Last year I stayed at At Busena, so this year I stayed at this hotel, which is part of the same chain. To sum up, if you're expecting At Busena, you'll be a little disappointed. At Busena is right next door to Busena, so you can go back and forth between breakfast and the pool, and you can choose between a larger scale and bustling atmosphere or a quieter one, so you can decide for yourself how you want it. That means you have more restaurant options. Giattara Terrace is really surrounded by nothing, and the pool is smaller than At Busena, there is one less pool, and there is no gym facility. The rooms are about the same size, but the TV is quite small, there are only about three electrical plugs in the entire room, the shower door is made of wood, the toilet has no ventilation and no windows. There is no central air conditioning in the room, so there was only one free-standing air conditioner. This is the first time I've seen a free-standing air conditioner. I'm a little concerned about the setting of the water area that doesn't allow ventilation. The dinner course at the restaurant was very delicious, but the curry I got from room service was surprisingly salty, not hot or spicy, but it was the first time in my life that I had a curry that was so salty that I couldn't eat it. The breakfast was very delicious. The service was also of the Busena series' quality, so I felt at ease. It seems that the entire hotel is renovating its rooms to celebrate its 25th anniversary this year, but I think that it will be difficult to get rid of the luxury hotel feel of the past without a major renovation. It's great that you have to be 16 years old or older to stay, but there are some parts that feel a bit lacking in vitality and desolate (At Busena is also 13 years old or older, but it was lively), but the floors and walls are thin, so you can hear the noise from the floor above and the loud music from the next room. Unless you really want to play golf next door, At Busena is definitely better value for money. It was a bit disappointing that the piano performance was not every day and the instrument was not fixed.