seven xsevenitoshima

The room has a beautiful sea view and is very close to the Couple Rocks, which can also be enjoyed from the balcony. The hotel is in a good location and there are plenty of restaurants nearby. The room also has a kitchen, so people who like to cook can do it themselves, which is very comfortable. The overall environment of the room is comfortable.

The hotel is very clean and the facilities are new. You must stay in the west wing facing the sea. It's a pity that I only stayed for one day this time. I will come again in summer. It's best to prepare delicious food when you come from Fukuoka. The kitchen tools are very complete~

Beautiful environment, very large room but check in when the waiter gave me a code is not able to open the door, went down 3 times to help us open, basically the employees are no service to speak of, no restaurant nearby to choose from, stay in the room can not be very beautiful sunset!

It is a very newly built holiday resort with an island, a large living room and a sliding door to separate the tatami sleeping space that can accommodate six people. The room has a front sea view and is very comfortable. The disadvantage is that the location is remote and close to the sea, and it feels a bit scary to drive at night because there are very few cars in Japan after 8 pm. Therefore, it is recommended to check in before sunset for peace of mind. I think the breakfast is very ordinary. We purchased 2000 yen for adults and 1000 yen for children on the spot, but there was only one option, which was Japanese local soup, white rice and a small dish of pickles. The islands such as the Couple Island, the Swing Park, and the Totoro Tunnel are pretty good attractions, adding a lot of points to this accommodation.

The hotel is very new and the location is great. The view is good. The Japanese-style room we booked is very spacious. However, the service is really hard to describe. 1. The Japanese-style room does not provide bed-making service. This is the first time we have encountered this after going to Japan countless times. 2. There is no active cleaning service every day. This place is essentially like a serviced apartment in foreign countries. 3. The most important reason for me to give a low score is that on the last day, the check-out time was stipulated to be 11 o'clock, but at about the same time, our 8-month-old baby fell asleep while we were packing our luggage. I went to the front desk and begged for help to check out late to 12 o'clock, which is an hour later. It was rejected and said that overtime would require payment. I repeatedly expressed whether it could be lenient for a while. In the winter, can we evacuate after the baby wakes up? The front desk still answered me stiffly that this is the system and is not allowed. We must leave the hotel at 11:15 at the latest. Haha. Nothing to say. We had to pack our luggage, wake up the baby, and leave the hotel in a mess. I was really disappointed. There was no humanistic care at all.