Convenience store and hot spring by the blue sea

Continue your trip to Wakayama Prefecture, I checked it out before. The reason for the high consistency of Fairfield Inn Japan is that Marriott has reached a cooperation with Japan's Sekisui Construction to create a series of hotels with the goal of finding some niche treasure travel spots as selling points. No wonder the locations of these maples in Japan are so great. It turns out that they are all specially designed. So following Wanfeng's location selection to check in some special small cities is also a different flavor. This time I came to an unmanned station, Susami-cho. You can see Lawson on the seaside when you exit the station. It is quite impressive after sunset. The hotel is a 10-minute walk from the station. There are basically no taxis, and there are only a few buses a day. Google Maps can be used. The front desk is completely incomprehensible in English. The local translator they are equipped with is inexplicably useful. Susami-cho is originally a small seaside town. This hotel almost covers everything that ordinary tourists can do here. Stare at the sea and soak in the hot springs. If you want to stroll around, you can go to the nearby Kushimotomachi, Shirahama, and the further Shingu. It has seaside hot springs, natural landscapes and world heritage sites.