Shirahama Hotels with Gym

I had a great experience staying at this hotel! The view from our room was amazing and we particularly enjoyed the private onsen, which allowed us to unwind while watching the stunning sunset. The staff were all very friendly and polite, which made our stay even better. However, the hotel's location is next to the beach, which means you have to climb a slope to get there. It is also quite far from the JR station, and the only public transportation available is a 30-minute bus ride. Additionally, there are no restaurants or convenience stores nearby, so you might want to plan ahead for meals.

We stay in 4 people Japanese style ocean view. The room is too old and small, stains on wall and closet door. The bed is thinner than expected. Buffet breakfast has not much choice, swimming pools and many other things have to pay extra. All staff are nice except one guy in the game room area is very rude! Outdoor hot spring have many insects and have to walk stairs . Overall the stay is unpleasant.

The Japanese-style room of this hotel can accommodate up to 4 people, which is very suitable for our travel combination of one person and two children. The Japanese room is charged per person, and if 3 people stay, they will be charged for 3 people. The room faces the sea directly, the scenery is good, and the hot spring is also a sea view hot spring. There is no one at all, and the experience is very good. The overall feeling is good.

This time, I stayed in a suite room on the 10th floor for two nights. Almost all the staff are foreigners, but they all work hard and can speak and understand Japanese almost normally, so there was no problem because they were foreigners. However, the curtain in the large public bath is still dirty, and I was surprised that it had been dirty for five weeks and had not been washed, probably because the hotel's executives were not on patrol. The carpet on the floor was also dirty and worn, and this is because it was left to deteriorate over time, but it is a state that cannot be found in a first-class hotel, and it is a shame that they have foreign staff who work hard. *This may be the same everywhere, but this time I encountered a male staff member slacking off again. When I went to the large public bath at 9 o'clock after breakfast, a male staff member was sitting on a chair and playing. When they saw me, they would hurriedly clean up, but last week, a staff member got naked, took his smartphone and went to the open-air bath and talked while bathing, so it seems that male staff members have a habit of slacking off. *There are sauna mats provided, but after checking in I went to the large public bath early to use the sauna, and found a large number of used mats there. They were still there in the same state in the morning, and I thought they probably hadn't been properly washed, so I didn't use the sauna. It seems that executives should be patrolling the area.

Staff are not familiar with English, but they are very attentive to provide assistance and services.