Tamano Hotels with Parking

I stayed here alone. You can see it immediately to the left when you get off the station. It's very close! This time, I stayed in a separate type room for women only. The partition is made of cloth, so you need to be careful about noise, but it closes securely with a magnet so there is plenty of private space. The shared shower and sink were very clean and I was very satisfied! You can also get a voucher for the nearby hot spring facility, Tama no Yu, so you can take a bath there until 12:00 the next day. (It closes at 22:00 so I missed it...) In the common area, there is all-you-can-eat water and ice cream puffs. The service was very good, with sencha tea and other amenities. I would like to use it again if I come to Uno.

You need to check in by yourself, which may be a bit troublesome, and the check-in and check-out process is a bit cumbersome. But fortunately, the accommodation environment is good. Everyone abides by the rules of the hotel and it is very quiet.

We happened to be here on a japan national holiday so the hotel was very crowded. Including the onsen. Overcrowded. But the staff was polite and patient. The onsen also provides many toiletries including face scrub and foot scrubber. Able to see nice sunset if u book a room with sea view

With a stay at Enzo Uno D in Tamano, you'll be within a 15-minute walk of Uno Port and Setonaikai National Park. This hotel is 5.1 mi (8.1 km) from Naoshima Ferry Terminal and 5.5 mi (8.9 km) from Benesse House Museum.Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 7 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers are provided.

When you stay at Tentoumi Shibukawa Beach Glamping in Tamano, you'll be by the ocean, a 1-minute drive from Setonaikai National Park and 8 minutes from Uno Port. This beach campground is 9.8 mi (15.8 km) from Naoshima Ferry Terminal and 10.3 mi (16.6 km) from Benesse House Museum.Take time to pamper yourself with a visit to the full-service spa. Additional features at this campground include complimentary wireless internet access and barbecue grills.A complimentary on-the-go breakfast is served daily from 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 8 guestrooms. Rooms have private furnished balconies or patios. Bathrooms feature showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.

The hotel gave me a surprise. Three minutes walk from the bus, five minutes walk to the subway station, five minutes walk to the beach. Three minutes walk to the port by boat. The sandwich for breakfast was delicious. The kimono is also beautiful

The location is really hard to find, it is recommended to take a taxi at Ueno Station, the scenery is good. Suitable for slow play, no service staff after ten o'clock in the evening

宿までの道のりは少々狭かったのですが、お部屋はどこか懐かしいような温かみのある空間でした。 ホストさんの対応もとても良かったです。また利用したいと思います。

October 2023, 1 night in Ocean View Twin Room (balcony) Good point Anyway, the view from the balcony in the room is great The design of the hotel interior exterior with the concept of the new warm old knowledge is original The restaurant called FORQ adjacent to the pass is delicious Only Tamano can watch the Keirin race from the balcony Good access to the island of art ”Naoshima” 【Note】 Dinner at the cherry blossom restaurant was common to the general guest, and the seat by the window was not able to sit as a reservation Watching from the balcony is strong in the sea breeze and cold at night There is a vending machine, but it is not sold, so it is better to bring it to the person who wants to drink It's a bit tough to walk to the nearest supermarket and convenience store It seems that the balcony cannot be watched only during the midnight Keirin Only shower can not be used during the Keirin 【Commentary】 A hotel that can be recommended besides bicycle lovers. Recommended as a place to stay for sightseeing to the art island ”Naoshima”.