โThe staff treated me so well. Working with me even with a language barrier. After a few weeks of the Tokyo and Osaka life, that place was a slice of heaven, my only regret was not staying longer. The baths were nice, the place was super clean. Transportation to get there is a bit difficult, but that I think is what makes this place attractive, since it's in such a nice, quiet part of Japan. Going there during the Sakura season was amazing too. โ
โBeautiful views over the Pacific Ocean in the open air onsen, would definitely recommend for that alone. Easily accessible by train from Nagoya city centre, however the train station has one bus (and no taxi stand) to the resort every couple of hours so organise ahead. For foreign tourists; the staff speak little English but try to be helpful!โ
โThis is a hidden gem that I literally stumbled upon. This area is famous for agriculture so the food was sourced locally and amazing. The staff is international so even if you don't speak much Japanese you will be fine. It is peaceful and fun to walk around the area. We even met a young tomato and melon farmer who showed us his greenhouse. It was like staying in a ancient Japanese palace in a very local village. The price was so worth it and the cafe and various places to use my PC made this...
"It's a capsule hotel that's perfect for a night. It's clean and friendly. It's a capsule hotel, but it's cleaner than most hotels. It's really nice to have pajamas and Amenities when you stay at the hotel.
However, I asked if you could leave my luggage, but the conditions are a little tricky. they said they can leave my luggage after 5 p.m. before check-in, and it's hard to leave it after check-out. There's a coin locker at the airport, so I recommend you to leave it there."
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