Hotel Sekumiya

“fantastick staff”

After checking in, we walked to nearby shops and restaurant , had wagiu beef grilled for dinner. We had problem with GPS because we do not understand Japanese and the GPS instruction is not user-friendly. The staff despite being busy behind the counter spent 5 minutes or so with it , it worked well… Plus

After checking in, we walked to nearby shops and restaurant , had wagiu beef grilled for dinner. We had problem with GPS because we do not understand Japanese and the GPS instruction is not user-friendly. The staff despite being busy behind the counter spent 5 minutes or so with it , it worked well since then, in English. Next morning I walked along the street to the pillow/doona shop at 8am and bought three japanese pillows to bring home. I found it good for my neck, the other two are for my family.

Moins

“Superbe paysage”

Mon mari et moi avions besoin de passer 1 nuit dans Obama au cours de nos 5 semaines de vacances ont débuté merveilleusement bien. En raison de problèmes pour les hôtels en langue anglaise sites web nous avons décidé de rejeter et nous offrir une nuit dans le luxe de l'hôtel Sekumiya. En comparaiso… Plus

Mon mari et moi avions besoin de passer 1 nuit dans Obama au cours de nos 5 semaines de vacances ont débuté merveilleusement bien. En raison de problèmes pour les hôtels en langue anglaise sites web nous avons décidé de rejeter et nous offrir une nuit dans le luxe de l'hôtel Sekumiya. En comparaison avec les hôtels où nous avons séjourné pendant les trois semaines de voyage au Japon, il n'était pas d'un bon rapport qualité/prix. La chambre était plus petite que ce que les appartements que nous avons loués pour un tarif inférieur à 1/4 du coût total. Nous avons eu une belle vue sur le port qui était jolie. Nous avons demandé si nous pouvions garder la chambre jusqu'à 12 h au lieu de 10 et on nous a dit que ce serait l'équivalent de 30 € /heure. Les chambres étaient très simples, certaines poudre verte du thé, le frigo ne marchait pas, l'eau était servi et contient des bouteilles de soins pour le corps, shampoing et après-shampoing. C'est ce que nous avons eu dans des hôtels qui nous a coûté 50$ la nuit, je m'attendais à mieux pour un 5 fois le prix.

Moins

“Fairly basic & old budget hotel”

A fairly old & basic budget hotel with sea view rooms at this little town called Obama. We stayed here as arranged by the tour group. Room was & facilities were old. Wi-Fi was slow at night when hotel guests were perhaps all browsing internet after dinner. Public bath area was fairly small.

“Not the best, but not the worst”

Booked one night for my wife, daughter and daughter's friend during Golden Week. We chose a Western-style room with four beds instead of the Japanese-style room with tatami mats and futons. First room (corner #816) smelled of stale cigarette smoke, so we asked to change and front desk was very acco… Plus

Booked one night for my wife, daughter and daughter's friend during Golden Week. We chose a Western-style room with four beds instead of the Japanese-style room with tatami mats and futons. First room (corner #816) smelled of stale cigarette smoke, so we asked to change and front desk was very accommodating and moved us to #716 which smelled very fresh. It's too bad this hotel doesn't have non-smoking floors. We changed into robes and headed for the rotemburo, or outdoor bath. The wooden outdoor bath is made of hinoki, or cypress. There was quite a bit of algae growth on the wooden slats in the bath, which shows that they haven't scrubbed it in a while. A bit of a turn-off. Dinner on the 3rd floor restaurant was not spectacular, but decent volume. Fresh fish was the only thing that was nice. I could feel the coils on my bed mattress. Could have used a thicker mattress pad. Next morning's breakfast seemed like a repeat of dinner. Pros: attentive staff, Free wifi on 1F and 2F. Cons: Food is so-so. Rooms and linens were clean, but bed was hard. Small touches needed, like scrubbing the wooden bathtub.

Moins