Iseya, Seaview Private Onsen Bath

The location is very good, just near Tenjin, and Nakasu is on the other side of the river. There is a convenience store downstairs and many restaurants nearby. The elevator in the hotel is very small and can only seat about three or four people. Fortunately, we live on the second floor and can take the stairs. The hotel does not service rooms every day, but only cleans trash cans. Each room is different in size, and some are more difficult to open.

The hotel facilities are very new and you can borrow yukatas of different colors. Each room has an independent hot spring. It would be nice if the bathroom and private hot spring lights were brighter. The room has a sea view, but is separated by a large parking lot. The transportation is convenient, the bus stop is diagonally opposite, and there is an express bus stop to Nagasaki a little ahead. The hotel is facing the footbath 105 on the beach. The weather is nice, the sea breeze blows, you can soak your feet and have a drink. Dinner was fine dinning Japanese food, which was very attentive. After staying for two days, the dishes were all different (but the portions were much smaller compared to the hotel next door). If your friend doesn’t eat fish, you can ask the front desk to help arrange it. The only thing I am not satisfied with is that the hotel windows cannot be opened. The air near the sea should be fresh and the sea breeze can blow, but the windows cannot be opened and the room feels stuffy. There is a seafood souvenir shop diagonally opposite the hotel. When you walk in, you can smell the aroma. The squid cakes are pressed and grilled on site. They are super fragrant and delicious. You must try it! ! There are packaged ones that you can buy home as souvenirs.

Overall, it's nice. There's a private hot spring in the room, but the food is so-so.