Seiryu-so

Magnificent photos, taken at night, which are deceptive. The site is beautiful but very isolated. Fortunately Rendaiji station is about ten minutes away on foot to reach Shimoda. The baths and onsen are splendid and very pleasant. The swimming pool deserves to be a little better arranged to be able to take full advantage of it. Room 210, superior according to the reservation, is large, typically Japanese of course but so dated. The 3 futons are not - 2 mattresses placed on top of each other. The beds were made without any care. The windows are held with Scotch tape. Very disappointing experience of Japanese accommodation. We've been traveling on the island for 2 weeks and everything is still so neat... Impossible to communicate with the staff who don't speak English, and we don't speak Japanese. We are not used to booking half board depending on what we find on site. Here, far from the city, we asked to add meals and breakfast when checking in, request refused.

I've stayed several times and stayed in a different type of room each time. The food is very delicious, and I always have a good time. The older male employee is always very considerate. This time, I was very busy with the open-air bath in the room, meals in the room, and the pool, so I thought it would be nice if there was at least a plan for late check-out. You can meet unexpected animals in rich nature, and the adult pool is a little deeper, so you can enjoy a little thrill. The only thing that bothered me was that there was a woman who left the pool barefoot and walked through the corridor without wearing slippers and went straight to the public bath, which made me feel very unsanitary. Regarding his morals, I felt that a note of caution or something was necessary.

Is it Bali when you see the view of the pool? Although it seems, the building is a family-oriented inn with the season. Pros: Kerosauna is just the right temperature and feels good. The open-air bath in the large public bath is large. The food was delicious, and I was able to enjoy spiny lobster, red snapper, and abalone. What I didn't like: Not enough chairs to relax by the pool. The room is far from the public bath. If you expect a quiet resort, you may be bothered by noisy children.

Stayed here for one night on New Year's Day. I decided on Kero because it looked interesting. The special room was quiet, spacious, and calming, but the view from the room was bad, so I kept the shoji screens closed the whole time. I am a member of various hotels, but I prefer ryokan, so I tend to choose ryokan. There is something interesting about the ryokan staff, who know a lot about the ryokan. The proprietress-like person upon arrival had a scary face. I wish I could smile a little more. The room attendant was a cheerful person. The New Year's dish was a safe content, but it was delicious. On New Year's Eve, I was at another Izu inn, so I was a little troubled by the same things as spiny lobster, steamed abalone, alfonsino, and so on. It would have been nice if we could have stayed longer and changed the dishes.