Tonosho Villas

I stayed overnight (４ room) on a family trip that doubles as a celebration of Koki. The banquet room I had reserved in advance was nice with a view of the sunset, and the consideration of the staff who took care of me at the banquet hall was the best. In addition, the ４ person room used by the son and daughter family was large, and each room was well equipped and comfortable. I relaxed in a large bath (open-air bath) overlooking the sea, and woke up in the morning to the voice of the ugly. However, I think it would have been a more pleasant stay if you could improve the hospitality of the front desk staff such as the explanation method at check-in. Apart from the hotel, the wonderful hospitality of the volunteer staff 々 at Tosho Port and Shodoshima Scenic Area was a good memory for us.

At Tosho Port, a hotel pick-up person will pick you up (reservation required), and it takes about 5 minutes from the port to the hotel. The exterior is quite old, but the rooms are very clean. It was made to be comfortable to stay with two people. The bed is also Simmons? It was very comfortable to sleep in. Because it was a premium twin on the top floor, the Angel Road in front of me changed the scenery at low tide and high tide, and I took a lot of pictures. I had half board, but dinner and breakfast were very delicious. It was a Viking form in the morning, but the staff 々 was always looking around and was replenished so that there was no missing menu. For breakfast, if you choose your own ingredients, you will make rice balls, which was also delicious. I usually have bread in the morning, but I had rice balls all the time during my stay. There is also an open-air bath. It was wide 々 and I felt good. The best thing was the staff 々. Everyone was very kind and friendly, and I forgot to tell me about the olive on Shodoshima and the climate, and ask for a shuttle bus. Even at the last minute, he took the trouble to call the staff and responded. He responded as soon as he was in trouble, and he didn't have a disgusting face, and everyone felt very good. The only thing that was disappointing was the toilet and bath in the room. Maybe it's difficult due to the structure of the building, but the water in the toilet couldn't flow well. Also, the toilet and bath are a little narrow compared to the size of the room. We had muscle pain because there were steps, so it was difficult to enter the toilet. I didn't use the bath because there is a large communal bath, but it may be difficult for the elderly to get in and out of the toilet. But it is a hotel that I definitely want to stay again.

It was in front of Tosho Port, so I didn't get lost, and it was convenient to be able to leave my luggage immediately after getting off the ferry. The hot springs were very salty and personally very good. I can't use the sauna at this time of year, but there was a cold bath and I enjoyed a alternate bath. The room was on the port side, so it was nice to see the ship coming and going. There is a souvenir shop and a convenience store near the harbor, so it's a good idea not to go shopping. I was a little worried about the quality of the service of the staff. I ordered a plan to serve seasonal dishes, so I was wondering what kind of dishes would be served, so I asked the serving person, but I was a little surprised that I didn't know the name of the dish. I thought it would be better if I had a piece of paper like today's article writing.

All rooms are overlooking the Seto Inland Sea. Dinner is equivalent to the course of Kaiseki cuisine and is a little more for women. It is a amount that can be satisfied even for men. Yaki, zukuri, boiled food, preceding, vinegar, rice, sucking, dessert. I was able to enjoy the cherry blossom dishes. In the morning, it is a Japanese and Western buffet that is often in the inn. The room is old and the wallpaper is peeled off, but the cleaning is well done, so it is not possible or not. When I arrived, it was quite cold, so if I could turn on the air conditioner according to check-in time, I wonder if the room was colder than the corridor. There were employees and Chinese, and there were foreign travelers, and they were crowded on weekdays. I think the public bath is quite large. There were about 12 washrooms, and there were baby beds and zabutons and tables in the dressing room, and there was a lot of relaxing space. The open-air bath was relaxed and relaxed because the front was able to see the Seto Inland Sea. It was a plan of 12000 yen per night, so it is a satisfactory price.

Location: The hotel is in the middle of the mountain, but provides free pick-up and drop-off service! great! In fact, you can go down the promenade yourself. Scenery: It’s so beautiful when viewed from the balcony! Service: The computer does not come with an adapter, but it is also provided. The service is great! The room was a bit old, but nice and clean.

1. Transportation: I just missed the last bus when I arrived at the ferry pier on Shodoshima Island. It was only 1.5 kilometers away from the navigation and positioning, so I walked there. Leisure time, about 25 minutes. 2. Surroundings: It is about 15 minutes walk from Angel Road, about 5 minutes walk from the hypermarket, and 10 minutes walk from the ramen shop, but it is sold out at about 8 o'clock. 3. The hotel itself: Service: The store is a very enthusiastic and gentleman old man, who takes the initiative and patiently introduces the surroundings of the hotel. My wife and I are both terrible in Japanese, but miraculously understand almost all under the various explanations of the old man; Room: Japanese-style tatami room, the first experience, I think of Doraemon’s room, there is no separate bathroom, but it is very tidy, I like it very much; the bathroom is on the first floor, divided into men’s and women’s baths, and the latest use time is 10 o’clock. 4. Disadvantages: poor sound insulation. The reason why I say the shortcomings separately is because it is more obvious. In addition, it seems that there are no other shortcomings. 5. General comment: There may be many possibilities for different hotels in Shodoshima, but the next time you go, you will still choose to enter the boat first, and no more explanation is needed.

When you stay at La Krasse Angelroad in Tonosho, you'll be on the waterfront, just steps from Setonaikai National Park and 11 minutes by foot from Saikoji Temple. This apartment is 0.6 mi (1 km) from Angel Road and 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from Tonosho Port.Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 2 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchenettes with refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and flat-screen televisions are provided for your entertainment. Bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature deep soaking bathtubs and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include desks and electric kettles, and housekeeping is provided once per stay.