“整體設備老舊 房間像是很久沒住的味道 以目前房價推薦去住新的飯店”
The equipment is old, the air‑conditioner is noisy, the room smells dusty, and the furniture also has dust.
Wan2 years ago
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Yuzennoyado Toukai, a tranquil Ureshino retreat, offers air‑conditioned rooms with private baths, hairdryers, refrigerators, work desks, free toiletries, and TVs. Guests enjoy complimentary Wi‑Fi, on‑site parking, and a lift. Located 34 km from Nagasaki Airport in a renowned hot‑spring region, the hotel provides Japanese‑speaking staff and convenient access to local attractions.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The equipment is old, the air‑conditioner is noisy, the room smells dusty, and the furniture also has dust.
Wan·2 years ago
We enjoyed a fantastic dinner at Fuji Teppanyaki, just a short walk from the hotel; it was a relaxed, intergenerational, no‑frills, deliciously authentic local spot that my daughter and I loved. However, our room was opposite the entrance to the men’s onsen, which felt inappropriate. I booked a studio, not a regular room, yet it was no different from any other room we stayed in while touring Kyushu. The studio photos made it look like it included a separate onsen with teacups, but the room pictures did not show them, which was misleading. Unlike other onsen facilities that open early, the teacups weren’t available until 10 am for an extra fee, so after having used a public onsen earlier that day it didn’t make sense to pay extra that night; we ended up using the hotel onsen down the hall instead and had to delay our plans to use the teacups, which were still cute.
Katrina·2 years ago
The room was spacious, with a separate toilet and bathroom, the location was good, and the staff were friendly. You have to pay for the tea‑cup onsen, but it was a really good experience. The room was a bit dusty.
Ester·2 years ago