Saikai Homestays

I booked 2 days before my stay, so it was a plan without meals, but I bought sashimi at the next market. It was a market that was fresh and had a lot of variety and I usually wanted to go to. The room was not new, but it was a location where you can see the old and new Saikai Bridge

In front of the hotel is the boat dock for Matsushima. I took it very slowly. There is a convenience store nearby. You can see the beautiful sunset from the rooftop. There is a large public bath and sauna, and there is also a washing machine, dryer, and detergent that can be used for free. The room has a scale, foot massager, and balcony. There are bicycles you can rent for free at the front desk. There is also a beautiful beach about 3 minutes away by bicycle.

From the time I called in advance, the service made me look forward to my stay. Everyone watched over the mischievous siblings in a polite and homely atmosphere. One night was not enough for me as I took a lot of walks, and I felt like I would like to do a lot of things when my kids grow up, such as cruises and shipyard tours that only hotel guests can enjoy. The room was sophisticated with just the right amount, the bath overlooking the bay was great, and the porch was made of glass, so it didn't feel dangerous even if a child wandered around. The dinner lineup was too rich for the children. I think the concept of the inn is for adults to enjoy themselves quietly, but it was a great help to see how cheerful the children were as well. It's easily accessible from Sasebo, and there seem to be a lot of delicious restaurants nearby, so I thought it was an area where you could have a lot of fun. On the way back, we enjoyed Nanatsugama Limestone Cave.

A resort and hideaway to enjoy nature. Relaxing at the shores of the lake formed from Isanoura Dam...