Shimoda Yamatokan

The building was quite old and I couldn't help but feel its history. That was something I knew I had to do from the beginning. However, we were very unhappy with the way our staff handled the equipment deficiencies. I was particularly troubled by the lack of toilets. If I used my guest room toilet and used it again, it would have been like water was scattered on the toilet floor. I wondered why, wiped it with paper, finished the toilet and went back to the room. And now there was a rumbling sound from the toilet. I wondered why, and went to the bathroom to check, and found myself in the midst of a backwash of water coming from the sink drain where I wash my hands in the bathroom and spraying water towards the floor. As expected, I didn't want to spend the night wiping the floor every time, so I called the front desk. Then the staff told me to go to the room to check. It wasn't long before a staff member with a rag came in and wanted to check the toilet. After wiping the floor clean, the staff flushed the toilet nearly 10 times in quick succession. And you said, "Nothing will happen." Furthermore, he said he had never heard of these backwash and outbursts in his many years of service. It's as if I'm questioning my guest's appeal. I thought you were going to spend a lot of time deciding what to do, but you said you wanted to go back to the front desk and consider what to do. What more would the staff who are sent to the room consider after actually checking the wet floor, wiping it with a rag, and then running the faucet over and over again to verify it, and then sharing their experiences of never having done this before? I wasted no time, I felt very, very bad, and I felt very sorry for staying here. After a while, the front desk called. It's, "Do you want to have another room on the same floor, or do you want to pay extra to change rooms to the upper floor?" That's what they said. Shouldn't we at least give this guidance on the first call? Why do you need to have it checked and verified by your staff, or something that you've never seen happen before, right in front of your customers? Otherwise, it could give the impression that this is a hotel that will first suspect the customer. They also told me that if I requested a window seat at dinner, there would be a fee to make sure. In that case, I would like to see it listed on the reservation site from the beginning in an easy-to-understand manner. The view of the sea from the room and the view from the open-air bath with the view is wonderful. I also think it is very convenient during the summer swimming season to be able to go directly to the beach from the facility. It's a great facility to use the ocean. However, although the building is large, there are few elevators and the building is not accessible. There are also quite a few steps to the public bath. From there, there are quite a few more steps to the observation open-air bath. It takes a lot of determination. The service provided by the staff was also hotel-oriented, but the haze remained. Though the facility is aging, the service hoped it would be warm, but that didn't happen. The total satisfaction was not increased.

I stayed there the other day. It is located on a slightly higher ground with a very good view of the sea. Full flat in the guest room open-air bath, the room and bath were very good. The staff explained a lot in the room, but I don't think there's any need to explore anymore. As soon as I entered the room, I tried to connect to WiFi, but I couldn't connect at all, no matter what. Save YAMATOKAN 3.25MB under the item And the sign, what is this? The WiFi was finally connected before 22:00. The rice was very good. I go to the hotel bath at night and try to take an open-air bath, but there are two lights at my feet, The scaffolding of the tub was dark, so I went in with my foot. There was a scaffolding where I sat down, and I was tailing it, and I was in agony when I hit my bones. It hurt. There are no handrails to take a bath, so it is very dangerous. The entrance said not to bathe from 0 to 5 o'clock, but it's dangerous when it gets dark! When I was about to take a bath in my room and leave at around 6 a.m., the tail bone pain broke me down and I fell into the tub, bruised my left cheek, foot, knee, and two arms, and there were no handrails in the bath and few blindfolds. It was clear where the scaffolding was. The room and the food are ◎, but it is a waste, I will not go again. Why is it Shikoku's famous sweet, the tea sweet when you enter the museum??

I wanted to stay for a long time, and visited it this time with a wish I go to Izu twice a year, but usually Nakaizu or Nishiizu was the main and stayed in Shimoda for the first time The 290-kilometer drive was pretty far. I worked all Golden Week, so I was inspired to choose a wide deck room. And I think we got it right. The room was on the same floor as the front desk, so it was easier to get around. The restaurant is on the fourth floor, but it's just a short walk up the stairs. The thoughtfulness of the employees was firmly conveyed It was a wonderful stay. It's an inn I'd love to visit again.