★★★·Shimoda·7.0
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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Kurhaus Ishibashi Ryokan offers ten distinct hot‑spring baths and a hot tub, with air‑conditioned rooms featuring tatami floors, futon beds, shoji screens and washi lighting. Located a 10‑minute walk from Izukyu Rendaiji Station, it provides private bathrooms, fridges, a library, art gallery, karaoke, fitness room, and table tennis. Japanese breakfast and kaiseki dinner are available on request. Nearby: Shimoda Aquarium, Sotoura Beach, Shirahama Jinja.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The ryokan is old but well maintained. The onsen was great, and the futon was fine. Even though my Japanese is limited, the staff tried to communicate. The room is very quiet, with no street noise. I couldn’t get hot water from the private bath, and the plumbing clearly feels old. As usual in many ryokans, you can hear everything happening in other rooms. The ryokan is near mountains and forests, so I saw some insects and spiders.
Marcelo·Há 3 semanas
The place feels old but clean, and the exterior has charm and looks great. The facilities themselves are undeniably old.
Keiko·Há 2 meses
Even though the equipment is old, I stayed overnight and didn’t encounter any problems; it’s not dirty and is kept clean. It reminded me of the ordinary inns I grew up around, and I liked that classic inn vibe. I don’t know how long this inn will last, but I got to tunnel through a bunker and have a valuable experience. The owner, who seems to be an old man and woman, were very kind and it was great. The only issue is that aside from the old equipment, there’s nothing else; it might not suit meticulous or obsessive‑cleanliness types.
Nakamura·Há 2 meses
The exterior is nice. The interior feels scary and the décor is old and frightening.
Fumiya·Há 3 meses
The atmosphere was quiet and calm. Some of the hot spring facilities were not operational.
伴野·Há 5 meses