Ishiyama Rikyu Gosoku No Kutsu

As expected, it was the worst accommodation according to its reputation. After being criticized so much, I thought things had improved a little, so I went there thinking I was throwing away my money, but instead of getting better, things got worse. Convenience store customer service is still going strong and the food is still the same. It was 100,000 yen, so it wasn't a big loss, but it was a waste of time. I thought it was a Halloween event because there were so many spider webs to clean, but there were live spiders and I thought it was a ******* house. I thought it had been improved after being criticized so much, but the room was full of stains and the food and service was in the 10,000 yen class. I pray that there will be no more victims.

The scenery was spectacular (the time when the sun was setting was a wonderful moment that cannot be replaced by money), and the meal was a chance to enjoy seafood from Amakusa. The breakfast was just the right amount, and it was a memorable meal that allowed us to experience Amakusa. I think everyone has their own preferences regarding the a**osphere of an inn, but we felt very relaxed. We had a special time in the open-air bath with the sunlight filtering through the trees and the sounds of nature. I don't know much about customer service, but I was able to talk a little about various things, such as Amakusa and food, and it was a great learning experience. It was a wonderful stay.

Even though I was enjoying Amakusa, the view from my room was so many trees that I couldn't even see the ocean! It's not well taken care of! There are horseflies flying around in the open-air bath in my room, so I can't relax in it! It's not well-cleaned, and the water is lukewarm, so I can't rest. The shower is outside and I don't think you can see very well at night. The dining room also feels lonely and uncomfortable. Not worth the price. There isn't! It's been about 2 hours since I checked in, but I want to go home. The most disappointing thing ever! I don't want to pay money. Too bad.

6 people stayed in 2 A type buildings. The directions to the parking lot were slow, and even when we arrived, they didn't even say, ``Let's bring your luggage.'' The stonework beneath our feet was rickety, there were many stairs, no handrails, and the light was dim. Definitely not recommended for elderly people. Relocating an old house? The furniture was difficult to use, and if there were four people in one building, one room would be filled with just futons. There is no space to relax. The changing basket in the bathroom is piled high with towels and bathrobes, so there is no place to put your clothes. The air purifier is so loud that I wake up in the middle of the night. There is a notice that there is an observation deck where you can see the sunset, but in reality the road is undeveloped and the staff tells us that it is dangerous and it is better not to go there. Since the food is from Amakusa, I was expecting seafood, but the breakfast was full of dry sashimi and crispy grilled food. ``If there's an empty plate, I'll give it to you!'' Is this an izakaya? The price and service are too out of proportion. I was disappointed.