Hotels Near AEON(STYLE IZUMO) in Izumo

The hotel is near the sea, and the clouds are out to the sea, and the scenery is beautiful. The customer service grandpa is very enthusiastic, and there is no problem communicating with translation software. The breakfast is very local. Check out is also fast. Overall satisfaction. In addition, the watermelon card cannot be swiped at Oda Station. You have to buy a ticket before boarding the train and get your voucher.

I had my father's celebration at this inn, but I was very careful and I was very comfortable. All the dishes were very delicious and we enjoyed two hot springs. The building itself is old, but the garden is also maintained, and the room was also maintained and cleaned. I would like to use it when I go to travel nearby.

I think it's probably once in a lifetime to drive to Shimane Prefecture. In a 1200 kilometer journey, I stayed two nights with Kobe and Hiroshima and entered Shimane. First of all, the employee's response was at home, and I felt the warmth that was not too much. As you know, Gunma Prefecture has stayed many times in the hot spring kingdom of Kusatsu, Ikaho, Mizukami, and Shiman, but I felt that the hospitality of Matsunoyu was exceptional. The quality of the spring was light and similar to that of Shiman Onsen. I stayed for two nights, but what was overwhelming was the deliciousness and number of items for dinner, the number of items that I couldn't compete with in the hot springs of Gunma, and the deliciousness of the breakfast buffet. I had some trouble with the parking lot, but the good reception at the front desk made me feel at ease. Anyway, it is an inn that made me satisfied with Ku 々. It is an inn that I want to ask again if possible.

Get off at Tamazou Onsen Station and walk for 15-20 minutes. It should be the hotel closest to the tram station on Onsen Street. There are no supermarkets or places to eat nearby. The hotel izakaya will open after 8pm. It is recommended that the convenience store prepare some food in advance. You can take a taxi when you get off the bus. The journey is not expensive. The hotel’s free shuttle bus is in the morning, between the tram station and the hotel. The hotel is a bit old. The breakfast is quite substantial.

The hotel is very new, we stayed in the lake view and bungalow (two beds + tatami), the four people were slightly crowded, but the floor-to-ceiling windows matched the scenery of the ramp lake, worth the full score! The lobby on the first floor of the hotel is very large, very new, full of sunshine, but not often encounter service staff, luggage needs to take the cart and return to the fixed point on the first floor. The architectural design is a bit strange that there is no door, there is a small door entrance, And two side doors. At first, I couldn't find the entrance. It was strange that guests needed to pay for parking (500 yen a day, the ticket card must be used for the counter to magnetic) The public bath on the top floor is good, the facilities are very new, the space is large, the view is good, the temperature is moderate. We like the casual clothes attached to the room (non-yukata, black top + pants), you can wear to the soup, you can also wear to sleep very comfortable, but you can not wear to the public area on the first floor and the restaurant on the second floor. We stayed during Christmas, only buffet restaurant to choose from, breakfast is good, dishes options are not very large but very delicate and delicious. Note that there are few restaurants around the hotel, if you stay here, if you don't want to eat expensive buffet restaurant on the second floor, It is best to finish your meal on the way back to the hotel.

One of the best decisions we made during our recent trip to Japan was staying at the Ohashikan. We stayed in a standard room overlooking the Ohashi River. The room was large and quiet. The futon beds were placed on top of foam mattresses and were very comfortable. The wifi was very good. The staff, especially James, were friendly and very helpful. Ohashikan has an excellent location. It is a ten minute or so walk to the Matsue Castle and the Castle area which includes Lafcadio Hearn’s Residence and Museum, and a longer walk in the other direction to the center of town and the railroad station. On the first night we dined at the hotel’s restaurant. The Japanese food was wonderful. Even if you don’t stay at the hotel go to the restaurant and enjoy the food at Shosuitei. We opted for the western breakfast which was also excellent, The hotel recently started a bar and grill, The Willows, on the 2nd floor with a long bar overlooking the river with James as the bartender/host. He offers specialty cocktails and superb Japanese whiskies. Its hours were Tuesday to Saturday from 5:30 to 10 pm when we stayed at the hotel. In addition to the local sites, if you have time, take a day trip by train to the Adachi Museum of Art in Yasugi with its garden. When you exit the Yasugi train station there is a free shuttle bus that takes you to the museum. If you travel to Matsue a stay at the Ohashikan is highly recommended. It will help make you visit a very special experience.

Free parking! I can't. It is located in a long-established bar in Matsue City. I only recognized that the existing hotel has changed to the route-in group ～. I tried using it for the first time. It was a route-in firmly! , It has been properly renewed and is new and comfortable. There are breakfast and local menus, and I think that the number of items is abundant and fulfilling among the route-in groups! , Above all, free parking. I will follow this ... Most of the suburbs of Matsue Station are charged. Thank you! For dinner, please use nearby restaurants to support Matsue's food and beverage industry. Free transfer to Matsue station is also available, so it is also recommended for business use.

It's a very Japanese-style hot spring hotel. You can take a bath and it's very clean. The only thing I'm not used to is asking for slippers when entering the door. The room is not too big, but very Japanese. After soaking in the soup, there is free ramen to eat in the evening and ice cream at the door.

I stayed at this Dormy hotel in April 2019, and chose it again for a two-night stay because it'd worked out well, and again, I wasn't disappointed. I think I may have even been in the same room! The quarters were plain and compact, and with no view to speak of, but well-designed and equipped, especially for working on the laptop - great desk space, easily accessible power sockets and good wi-fi. I loved having the amplifier, something most hotels don't include. The bed was comfortable. The bathroom had a mini tv (and welcoming duck), with a larger one in the bedroom. The complimentary inclusions were appreciated - for example, ramen in the evenings, bath salts (bonus), and peach jelly in the fridge. The reasonably-priced breakfast was good, and featured perfect tempura! The hotel is near the JR station and a 10 minute walk to Lake Shinji, 15-20 to the castle. Staff were efficient with tasks such as forwarding luggage. Overall, excellent value!