Sado·7.1
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atau langsung ketik aja — “sekitar tanggal 20, tiga malam”
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The Sado hotel offers a holiday park in Sado, Japan, featuring sea and mountain views, air-conditioning, and fully equipped kitchens in each unit. Guests enjoy dining areas, outdoor furniture, and terraces. The property includes a garden, bar, free WiFi, lounge, and off-site parking. An American breakfast is served daily, and outdoor dining areas offer scenic views.
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Bagaimana tamu menilai properti ini, aspek demi aspek.
I stayed on the roof. The view was even more spectacular than the photos showed, truly breathtaking. It seemed like a view that could only be seen from that room. The staff were refreshing and kind, which was very nice. Because it is a campsite, some compromises are expected, but the shared shower and toilet could have been cleaner. It would be even better if the accommodation building had its own shower and toilet.
ちひろ·3 minggu lalu
The place was clean and offered both natural beauty and convenience, which made it very good. No complaints.
Hanon·Sebulan lalu
I was able to rent a BBQ grill at the last minute and could leave at checkout without any formalities, but the cottage sat in a crowded tent‑camp area with tents all around, the three cottage types didn’t match the photos – ours had no terrace and differed from what we expected, making moving BBQ gear a hassle; there were far too many insects with no control, the lighting in the cottage and shared toilet was so bright it washed out the stars, the 24‑hour shower entrance was confusing, the sauna required a reservation and closed at 19:00, and the site is in the far‑north part of Sado, quite distant from town.
Narihito·2 bulan lalu
The location was fantastic, though the toilet was a shared external facility and there was no microwave.
Masashi·3 bulan lalu
The chalet itself is tiny but beautifully decorated, and the view of the sea is just incredible. However, the price is a bit steep, especially considering it's a camping site with outdoor toilets and showers. It's like paying hotel prices for a camping experience.
Michel·Setahun lalu