Manseiro

I originally wanted to book Urashima, but the turtle ship and time limit were too troublesome, so I booked a sister hotel where I could soak in Urashima Hotel. The location is convenient and the cost-effectiveness is high. Urashima sometimes has special room rates, but the hotel is too big and it's tiring to walk around. It's enough to go to the hot springs and stroll around. The opposite of Wanqinglou is Urashima Pier. You can wear a yukata. When you enter the hotel, you will have your own name tag to put your shoes. The dining area also has a name. The waiter will deliver it to the room to introduce the room supplies. The hotel also has hot springs to soak in. Pay attention to the opening hours. I went to soak in the morning and evening during off-peak hours and there was basically no one. The experience was very good. Wanqinglou Hotel has the smell of tatami, and Urashima has the smell of rotten eggs. Both are very comfortable and natural. The breakfast is also very good. Very exquisite. I went to Urashima to soak in the hot springs at night and ate at Lawson. There are many specialties to buy. This hotel needs to walk a distance to JR and the distance to the sea torii (in the opposite direction). This village is not big and you can walk there. It's very comfortable and clean. I will come to this city next time. It's really happy to relax after hiking.

It's been 22 years since our first family trip. This time, we visited Nachi Falls first. The food was delicious. The staff were kind, and the quiet, calm atmosphere was relaxing. The bath was small, but the changing room was clean and comfortable, and the water was rich. We also took a turtle boat from the dock in front of the inn to Hotel Urashima, where we were able to tour many hot springs and enjoy the hot springs. We would definitely like to visit again.

Arrived at the hotel at noon. Since we couldn't check in yet, we stored our luggage and went to Nachiyama. When we came back in the afternoon, our luggage had been delivered to the room. The hotel has its own hot springs. There is one indoor pool and one outdoor pool for men. There seems to be sulfide in the water. We booked a one-night stay with two meals. The food was OK. The dinner was rich in variety. The breakfast was relatively simple. Overall, it was good.

The room is small but well-equipped. The hotel is old and even the waiters are over 50 years old. But the service quality and attitude are also excellent. When we checked in, they asked us if we wanted to go to Urashima Hot Springs. We were too tired, so we chose the hotel's hot springs. The hotel's hot springs are not big, but there are few people. Soaking in them can relieve fatigue. I thought the breakfast was a Western buffet, but it turned out to be Japanese cuisine. Although I only stayed for one night, it is worth staying again.