Shirahamakan

“Fantastisches Essen und heiße Quelle”

Selbst wenn Sie nur für das Essen es lohnt sich! Wir hatten Kaiseki für beide Nächte und hatten wirklich gut Hummer Sashimi, Abalone Sashimi und Shabu Shabu Rindfleisch. Alles war herrlich und wir waren so voll nach jedem Essen. Das öffentliche Bad hatte 4 heiße Quellen gibt! Das Onsen Wasser hat … Mehr

Selbst wenn Sie nur für das Essen es lohnt sich! Wir hatten Kaiseki für beide Nächte und hatten wirklich gut Hummer Sashimi, Abalone Sashimi und Shabu Shabu Rindfleisch. Alles war herrlich und wir waren so voll nach jedem Essen. Das öffentliche Bad hatte 4 heiße Quellen gibt! Das Onsen Wasser hat etwas Ammoniak riechen aufgrund der Mineralien in das Wasser. Das Onsen Wasser ist glatt und geschmeidig. Der Service war großartig und das meiste Personal wurde es für jedes Alter. wenig Englisch gesprochen, aber sie probieren. Beachten Sie, dass dies ein altes Hotel, erwarten Sie also nicht erwartet, dass es sein wunderbarer, aber das, was sie bieten ist ehrlich Service und Essen

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“Old school, Old and Worn, Funky, Yet Over-priced”

Places like the Shiraramakan hold a special place in my heart. A place that is definitely a bit twisted, that appreciates the old and funky, even when the old and funky are rather grotty and worn-out. Shirahamakan is a mid-size hotel overlooking - but not on - the beach. Rooms are Japanese style… Mehr

Places like the Shiraramakan hold a special place in my heart. A place that is definitely a bit twisted, that appreciates the old and funky, even when the old and funky are rather grotty and worn-out. Shirahamakan is a mid-size hotel overlooking - but not on - the beach. Rooms are Japanese style, and some have a private onsen outdoor bath, which is quite a delight. This is in addition to the separate men's and women's baths that are available to all hotel guests, and the funky foot bath area near the back of the hotel. Service is excellent. The meal servers are a delight, and the two guys working the front desk are a hoot. Be warned, very few of the staff have any English, though they do try. Certainly their attempts at English were far superior to my attempts at Japanese. I can also say the food is delicious, served in the dining room or your guest room in traditional Japanese manner. Almost too much food. So, the down side. The hotel is worn, rather badly. There are holes in the carpet, the paint is dinged up, and the whole place has a slight feel of better days long since gone. The layout and feel of the hotel is one that was rater small and nice once, was added on to rather haphazardly during some boom time, and is now being let go. There is free wifi, but only in lobby, which is almost unforgivable in this day and age. The other down side is that for this, the prices are rather higher than they should be. And yet it appeals to the weird corner of my brain. I'm actually enjoying my stay, thought I wouldn't come here again.

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