★★★★·Toba·8.2
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o simplemente escríbelo — «hacia el 20, tres noches»
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Senpokaku, a serene Toba City ryokan, overlooks Ise Bay and offers traditional Japanese rooms with tatami flooring, futon beds, and en suite bathrooms. Guests enjoy panoramic views, natural hot-spring baths, and free WiFi. Nearby attractions include Mikimoto Pearl Island, Toba Aquarium, and Ise Azuchi-Momoyama Bunaka Mura. An outdoor pool and souvenir shop are also available.
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Cómo valoran los huéspedes el hotel, aspecto por aspecto.
The staff were incredibly kind and helpful, which I think is why this inn is popular. The facilities feel a bit dated, the public bath is very basic and only the essentials are provided for a stay. You can also hear a lot of hallway noise through the door, and on the 4th floor the footsteps and chair sounds from the breakfast buffet on the 5th floor are quite audible.
Tatsuki·Hace 2 meses
It’s close to the station and even offers a shuttle, the price is reasonable, there’s a large public bath and the breakfast was delicious. The overall décor is old‑fashioned, and although there are restaurants nearby, the uphill walk gets dark at night and feels a bit uneasy.
Terumi·Hace 3 meses
The staff treated us very well. The cleanliness of the bathtub left something to be desired, and it would be nicer if the room lights could be controlled with a remote.
Asuka·Hace 3 meses
Breakfast featured local items like Ise udon and sea‑bream tea‑rice, which was a nice touch, and despite the ageing facilities the rooms and large bath were spacious enough to feel relaxing, with a good view from the room. The staff were friendly and homely, and the daily limousine service between the nearest station and the hotel helped with transport to attractions and nearby restaurants, showing flexible and helpful service. The main public bath and the outdoor pool are a fair distance away, making them a bit inconvenient to use, and very detail‑oriented guests might notice a few bothersome points.
Miyuki·Hace 3 meses
The view from the room is fantastic – you can see the sea framed by mountains in a very relaxed setting. Since the hotel had just been renovated, the room felt brand‑new and still smelled of fresh construction. All the staff were friendly, warm and made us feel welcome. The game corner had classic pachinko that I got a bit carried away with. I loved the buffet’s sea‑bream tea‑rice, and the room was packed with power strips, so I could charge anywhere. If I had to nitpick, the coin‑exchange machine in the game area wouldn’t give me new‑note 1,000‑yen bills, but the adjacent shop sorted it out gladly, so it wasn’t a real problem.
Joey&m·Hace 4 meses