Ekinariya Ryokan

This hotel, although some vintage, spreads a quiet and beautiful atmosphere. It takes approximately 10 minutes to walk from Shenzhen Hot Springs Station and only 1 minute to walk from Shenzhen. Outside the hotel you can also see the Temple of Sunshine, and the sunshine temple that lights at night is beautiful. One of the highlights of the hotel is that each room is equipped with a private hot tub, allowing us to enjoy exclusive hot spring time at any time, completely relax, without having to share it with others. The design of the hot tub is simple and elegant, and the wooden decoration adds a warm atmosphere. We booked two rooms together, just configured two hot tubs, and the hotel was very carefully arranged for different springs, so we can experience different springs at the same time, enjoy the unique charm of the hot spring and feel the healing effects of each springs. Guests who like popular soup can also choose to use the hotel's popular soup pool, although we did not experience this time, but believe it is also a good option. We choose a two-night plan that includes dinner and breakfast. The cuisine of the dinner is sophisticated and selected materials, the main dish is upstate beef cheese, the taste is beautiful, the overall portion is sufficient, the reception staff at the check in will carefully ask whether not to eat beef, but because the family of the travellers have no quotation, it is not clear what items will be replaced if not to eat beef. Breakfast is a rich Japanese package with a variety of dishes. For special needs, it is recommended to contact the hotel directly by phone, as the staff is limited and contact via email may not be able to get an immediate response.

Second time using it. I think it's good value for money. There are only six rooms, the public baths are not crowded, and each room has its own bath. Parking is available and the location is perfect. Rooms that are not used are private rooms for private meals. It's offered almost at once, but that's no problem considering the cost of accommodation. If it's close to home, I'd definitely like to be a candidate for a permanent accommodation.

I was shocked when I arrived the hotel and knew that our room didn't have a bathroom. I booked a room with an open air onsen. I got a room but a separate open air onsen in a different floor. I didn't know how this miscommunication happened. I paid almost seven thousand Japanese yens for a room without a bathroom also a private open air onsen! What's a shame.