“もう一泊したいと思った”
The view was good. I thought the lighting might be dim, but at night it was just right. The only improvement would be to include the bathing fee.
Aoki3 месяца назад
Mima·8.1
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или просто напишите: «примерно 20-го, три ночи»
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glampark Tsuruginoyu in Mima provides upscale tent‑style lodging with family rooms, each equipped with air‑conditioning, a private hot tub, and shared bathroom facilities. Guests enjoy a natural hot‑spring bath, manicured garden, and expansive terrace. Complimentary on‑site private parking is available, and the resort lies 59 km from Tokushima Awaodori Airport. Japanese‑speaking reception staff ensure a seamless, comfortable stay.
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Как гости оценивают отель, аспект за аспектом.
The view was good. I thought the lighting might be dim, but at night it was just right. The only improvement would be to include the bathing fee.
Aoki·3 месяца назад
The breakfast was rich and tasty, and getting such a delicious spread in the mountains was a pleasant surprise. I normally prefer this type of tent layout, but my friend was not used to the toilet being outside.
Tak·5 месяцев назад
The room was big enough for four people with four individual beds, and although it was cold when we arrived because it rained all day, the heater in the room warmed it up quickly and we were very comfortable. Dinner was a platter with vegetables, beef, pork, and chicken that we cooked outside on the provided gas BBQ in an enclosed table area, and it was delicious. Breakfast was served in the restaurant next to the bathhouse. After 8 PM everyone leaves the area and you are on your own, with emergency phone numbers provided should something pop up. The bathroom is outside and assigned to your tent, though nothing really stops someone from using it as it remains unlocked, but we never had any issues. This was our first glamping experience, and there weren't many places to stay in the area, so we were left with few options and just decided to go for it. Overall everything was good, but it's not worth the money spent. The tents are basically set up in the parking lot next to a bathhouse, which I think is also a community hall. The view isn't great, with a tree in the way and basically a bit of a valley visible. For the price we paid, you would think it would include somewhere to bathe, but had to pay an extra 550 yen per person to use the public bath per person. I think they should just include that, especially given how much we spent. It's a neat experience, but I wouldn't do it again here as it's nothing special at all I didn't think. Food was good, but not $480 CAD a night good. Very limited options on where to stay here, so travel a bit in either direction and save yourself a ton of money.
Dmitri·Год назад
Sleeping in the mountains in this tent was magical, all comfortable, a perfect Japanese breakfast, and the option to do an onsen on site made it a superb experience.
Gilles·Год назад
I felt the road to the site could have been better maintained.
Takanori·Год назад