Sumoto Hotels with Parking

I'd only ever experienced traditional Japanese-style hot spring inns before, but I really liked the Western-style atmosphere. I was especially satisfied with dinner. The hotel's hot spring was good, but the hot springs at the nearby inns that are part of the Awaji Group were even better. If you're staying at Shimahana, I think you should definitely try the hot springs at the other inns as well. The staff's service was polite, but it was typical hotel service, different from a traditional hot spring inn (though I suppose that's a matter of personal preference). It was cloudy during my stay, so I couldn't see the sunrise, but I imagine it would have been amazing if I had.

A homestay located in the center of Sumoto. It feels very quiet and spacious. It’s a nice choice for a short stay.

I didn't expect much because I stayed without meals, but the TV 📺 is big, the refrigerator is cold well, the cooler is cool, I'm satisfied, the hotel owner is also friendly, Tourist advice Tsutaya Falls is also right next to it, dynamic and full of negative ions, and it was delicious to tell me the delicious place of the morning, thank you

The couple took care of me for one night after bicycle Awaichi. We changed our plan without meals to breakfast the next day. Thank you for responding to the sudden change. The breakfast was very delicious. It was great if there was a toilet on the guest room floor, but I was able to relax in the calm envy of Japanese style.

It was a trip including grandparents on a family trip, so I had a very good memory. I had a wheelchair user and my grandson, １, but there was a slope on the steps of the entrance stairs and a child chair in the dining room, so I am very grateful for the service. . It was a pity that there was no closet to hang a jacket 〜 All the children were so comfortable that they wanted to live here. Thank you 😊

Title: A heartwarming, authentic Japanese home experience! Review:Although this guesthouse is a bit remote from the Sumoto Bus Center, the experience was absolutely worth it. The owner is an 84-year-old lady who provided us with incredible service. Even though she has some trouble walking, her passion for hosting is truly touching. The room was extremely large for two people—very comfortable. Unlike some other hotels, all amenities like toothbrushes, toothpaste, and towels were provided. What surprised us most was her generosity; she kindly offered us a free dinner even though we hadn't ordered a meal plan. Despite the language barrier, we communicated easily using Google Translate. She insisted on cleaning the room and changing the sheets (bed covers) every single day. We tried to tell her she didn't need to go to such trouble for us, but she insisted. It really felt like staying in a warm Japanese home. Highly recommended if you want genuine hospitality!

Good service attitude, beautiful environment, suitable for leisurely playing with children, the waves are beautiful, rare to see

Nice hotel nice location spoiled by **** lady staff. Maybe she really hate Asian. Everything is No! I asked how much the buffet as I was hungry upon checked in and saw they have food behind the counter. When I was going to find a seat outdoor with sea view, I was chased away by her without even given a menu or a chance to sit down. So rude!! I’m not there for free food or free seat!! I’m paying ok. The room at 2nd floor is blocked by the roof of the restaurant, waste my money for this stay.

I only knew that there were new and old museums. I stayed in the old one! The lobby is really nostalgic! The elevator can't go directly to the floor. It's very strange. You must go to half a flight of stairs or half a floor. You have traveled more than 100 times. The first time you have passed this situation. The elevator only goes to 1.5 floor, 2.5 floor. I stay on the 3rd floor. In fact, there is no big problem. Sea view room until sunset. The new hall is a lot of new net senior, but unfortunately I didn't pay attention when I booked the room.

It is an apartment-style room attached to the Haiyue Pavilion. The facilities of the Haiyue Pavilion can be used. There is a kitchen for use but no kitchenware, cups and dishes. It must be rented from the counter. The room smells heavy, and there is a coin-operated washing machine on the first floor. There is a supermarket not far away. It's pretty convenient.