Hotel Shiraiwa

Hotel? Or at best, a ryokan? My personal impression is that they took my luggage before I checked in, but I can understand putting a suitcase directly on the floor, but I've never put a shoulder bag on the floor outside. The lobby was also open, and the old man at the front desk was very surprised that the room was left directly on the floor even though shoes were worn, and the room was left directly on the floor until I checked in... And the lobby was air-conditioned, but the hallway on the guest floor was not. The room had a new air conditioner, but I didn't use the bath in the room because I was going to take a bath in the hot spring once, but the toilet and bathroom were together, but the toilet was not cleaned well, and it smelled of urine from the time I checked in, and since it was a unit bath that could be flushed, I wish they would clean it properly because it was so smelly that I had to hold my nose when I went to the toilet. The place was old and there was mold here and there, and it seemed like they were just barely open for business with some maintenance. The location was pretty convenient, so that was a good thing.

The open-air hot spring is neither hot nor cold, the room is relatively large, smoking is allowed, there is a hotel shuttle to and from the port, the service attitude is relatively good, and the services of a Japanese-style hot spring hotel are basically provided.

Although it is an old hotel, it has a quaint feel, and the staff was attentive and warm, making it a very nice hotel. We were given a corner room on the 4th floor of the annex building, and it was a nice Japanese-style room with a calm atmosphere reminiscent of the Showa era, with ocean views from two directions.However, the Wi-Fi signal seemed to be unstable except near the front desk. did. I stayed for two nights, and they prepared different meals for both nights, and they even accommodated my last-minute request for additional dishes. The bath was more beautiful in the morning and during the day than at night, and I felt more relaxed. When I go to Oshima again, I would like to stay here again.

There is accommodation on the big island, the meal is already very satisfying, the hotel is very old, but it is very good to be able to spend two days in peace

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The price was 14,600 yen for two people without meals in a Japanese-style room. Tokyo Residents Discount was just resumed, and there was a discount of 5,000 yen per night, so I was actually able to stay for 2,300 yen per person. To be honest, I think the original price was high. There seems to be no competition in Oshimaho Hotel in general, and the hotels are old and often not renovated. It feels like time has stopped while the hotel was built during the good times of the Showa era. That's all well and good, but I don't think it's a good idea to keep everything old and dirty. This time we stayed in the old building, but the newer building is blocking the sea side, so the view was not good. If you stay in the old building, it is at least on the 5th floor, and I think the 6th floor, which is the top floor, is the best. Also, the old building has an elevator only from the 2nd floor, so it is not recommended for the elderly or those with walking difficulties. The room has a worn-out impression as a whole, and the air conditioner in particular is the type that is placed indoors, and I think it has been installed for more than 30 years. The refrigerator is covered with frost. The toilet is undeniably old. The bedding was new, so I was able to sleep comfortably. I made a reservation without meals, so I don't know about meals. The hot spring is a selling point, but it seems that it will be automatically locked at 11:00 pm, so be careful. We think that it is enough size if we say in scale of hotel. The indoor bath had hot water, but the open-air bath was lukewarm and seemed to catch a cold. Please note that the front desk opens at 7:30 am for check-out. I believe smoking is allowed in all rooms.