“Jeden z najlepších zážitkov”
We stayed for one night, and upon arrival the taxi driver called the hotel where the minibus came from; it was lightly raining, the driver had umbrellas ready, helped with our luggage and boarding. At check‑in we were greeted with a ready Panacotta and a drink, then taken to our cabin, which had everything you’d need, including a thank‑you note and a personal card. The minibar was sufficient and some drinks were truly interesting (both alcoholic and non‑alcoholic). Fruit and welcome gifts were waiting on the bed. The bathroom showed signs of use, but that’s normal. Pyjamas were available; because of the weather we didn’t use the terrace, but blankets, slippers, and other items were provided. Dinner and breakfast had several courses and were an experience in themselves, featuring mostly local island products and regional items; everyone can find something, though you should be prepared for small fruits or other items you might not eat. Staff behaved excellently and tried to say something about each dish (even in English). As part of the stay we had paid entry to Naruto Park – we stayed in the Naruto Hokage villa. We left our suitcases at reception; in the park we were stuck longer than expected, and the hotel helped us call reception. After a while a minibus arrived with our suitcases loaded. The driver asked where we were going, found the nearest connection (about 8 minutes away), and waited with us until the bus arrived. The luxurious hotel approach combined with Japanese gratitude and services is invaluable; we recommend it and will definitely return. We stayed in a four‑person cabin, which could be an issue; for families with children, the beds might be managed somehow. We were two, so it was comfortable (so this isn’t a criticism, just a heads‑up). A mainstream Coca‑Cola or Pepsi in the bar would also be nice. One towel had a large stain when I unfolded it, so I took the other.
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