Amahara

“Choix de haut de gamme”

Accueil et service parfaits. Grande chambre avec tatamis et une belle alcove dans laquelle trônent deux lits confortables; Merci pour le dos de ceux qui souffrent sur les futons. La chambre est impeccable, tout fonctionne, le spa privé sur le balcon ... Bref, tout serait parfait si ce ne sont les … Plus

Accueil et service parfaits. Grande chambre avec tatamis et une belle alcove dans laquelle trônent deux lits confortables; Merci pour le dos de ceux qui souffrent sur les futons. La chambre est impeccable, tout fonctionne, le spa privé sur le balcon ... Bref, tout serait parfait si ce ne sont les repas qui sont bons, mais pas à la hauteur de ce nous connaissons dans ce genre d'établissement. A noter notre adorable serveuse qui parle un peu Francais et qui aime s'y essayer. Bref, un très bel hôtel, dans lequel nous reviendrons avec plaisir.La connexion Wifi dans la chambre est rapide et efficace.

Moins

“Excellent Onsens”

Situé le long de la côte dans Sumoto, la plus grande ville de Awajishima Island, c'est un assez grand hôtel avec plusieurs bâtiments dans une petite ville dans un lieu rural Island. J'avais une chambre près de l'ascenseur, de taille moyenne, donnant sur l'est et le port. Il y a trois onsens qui s'… Plus

Situé le long de la côte dans Sumoto, la plus grande ville de Awajishima Island, c'est un assez grand hôtel avec plusieurs bâtiments dans une petite ville dans un lieu rural Island. J'avais une chambre près de l'ascenseur, de taille moyenne, donnant sur l'est et le port. Il y a trois onsens qui s'étend dehors dans différentes constructions. J'ai eu le temps de profiter de deux d'entre eux, et ils étaient excellents onsens et c'est sans doute l'un des meilleurs Onsen que j'aie jamais visitées. Il y a un bon nombre de piscines intérieures et piscines en plein air situées dans le nouvel hôtel Awaji Sangyo. L'autre se trouve dans le bâtiment annexe (Besso) était excellente piscine à l'extérieur, piscine à débordement. Sans frais menthe japonais le thé est offert dans l'entrée Onsen. J'ai dîné dans leur restaurant au comptoir, et je crois que c'est assez commun sous les repas sont disponibles en Awajishima Island. Le plat spécial est dangereux fugu venimeux poisson qui est délicieux. La qualité de la nourriture ne peut pas manquer dans un hôtel japonais. Dans l'ensemble, une grande qualité de onsens dans l'hôtel, il vaut vraiment le coup de séjourner dans cet hôtel.

Moins

“Service was the superstar here”

We stayed at 12 properties at Yumesenkei Besso Amanohara, an 18-room luxury annex to Awaji Yumesenkei. We originally wanted to stay at Hotel New Awaji's Villa Rakuen, which is the highest end of the collection of properties owned and managed by the Hotel New Awaji Group, but they were booked full. … Plus

We stayed at 12 properties at Yumesenkei Besso Amanohara, an 18-room luxury annex to Awaji Yumesenkei. We originally wanted to stay at Hotel New Awaji's Villa Rakuen, which is the highest end of the collection of properties owned and managed by the Hotel New Awaji Group, but they were booked full. While I'm pretty sure the hard product at Hotel New Awaji is superior, it would be hard to top the top-notch service we experienced at Yumesenkei Besso Amanohara - the warm and eager staff left a lasting impression on us and is the primary reason for the 5-star rating that I've given this property. We went with 3 groups of relatives, and gave the top room to a family of four. It was the Maisonette Villa Umisaki, a 2-storey, 92.5㎡ accommodation with an open-air onsen (hot springs) bath on the balcony and direct access to the ocean. The other two groups (including us) stayed at the 65m² Suite with open-air bath. The units were "fine" - quite rustic, the furnishings were decent but not particularly high quality and while the rooms are not worn out, they could stand to benefit from a refurbishment in the not-too-distant future. What was nice about both room categories was the existence of an open-air onsen bath with a view of the ocean, with the Maisonette Villa Umisaki offering a commanding, unobstructed view of the ocean. Umisaki - a stand-alone villa - also had stairs going down from the balcony that allowed direct access to the ocean. The Suites were decent, too, but I wish both Umisaki and the Suites had desks in the room for working. The meals at the ryokan were equally satisfying. While it didn't measure up to the standards set by the very top luxury ryokans in Japan, the creative fusion cuisine served during dinner was of sufficiently high quality for our palates. It was a bit of an eclectic mix, from Onion cream soup to grilled Mackerel to a standard salad. Everything was good to great. What made our meals extraordinary was the presence of warm enthusiastic Hinata Makino - she was a sweetheart and diligently took care of the needs of the young children as well as the elderly in our group. She was also at the restaurant when we stopped by for the buffet breakfast - as we helped ourselves to the variety of dishes at each station, she dutifully grabbed our tray and brought it to our table. Her smile was unforgettable - you know some of the Disneyland employees that somehow manage to have a big, authentic smile that shows their happiness and is not fake? That's the type of look she had the entire time. She genuinely sought to provide us with an unforgettable experience, and she definitely delivered. In fact, the entire hotel staff seemed to have the "omotenashi" spirit - Saki Yamamoto was also a superstar; she patiently and elegantly went over all of the room details and was always on the lookout to see if there was anything we needed. And as soon as we arrived, she quickly came over to offer a hand (and shoulder) to our grandmother, who has bad knees and hips. We naturally hope for a luxury "trifecta" when staying at a top ryokan - hard product, food and service - but as long as the service is adequate we usually have no complaints. At Amanohara, however, the hospitality was so wonderful that we overlooked some of the minor shortcomings in other aspects of the property. This is not a destination hotel, but if you plan on being in Awaji-shima anyways, this is an excellent choice.

Moins

“Always good service and beautiful resort!”

I stay here with my family every year to celebrate New Year. The staff is always very friendly and the food here was very delicious. (I like their breakfast especially.) Also, I could see the beautiful view from the private onsen in my room, which made me so relaxed. I will be back again. Highly re… Plus

I stay here with my family every year to celebrate New Year. The staff is always very friendly and the food here was very delicious. (I like their breakfast especially.) Also, I could see the beautiful view from the private onsen in my room, which made me so relaxed. I will be back again. Highly recommend this place!

Moins