Resorpia Kumihama
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Prijava od: | 15:00 |
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Odjava prije: | 10:00 |
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Resorpia Kumihama
Resorpia Kumihama nalazi se uz zaljev Kumihama te se može pohvaliti velikom termalnom kupkom i vanjskim bazenom. Također ima salon i trgovine u sklopu objekta. Besplatni WiFi dostupan je u predvorju.
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Snimio anonimni putnik
Napisano: 27. stu 2025.
Boravak: stu, 2025
Rooms are a bit dated but super clean and well maintained. Staff was awesome, and the breakfast was one of the best I've had at any hotel in Japan. Location is fairly remote, but extremely peaceful, and there are free shuttle busses into Toyooka. Onsen was pretty good and clean.
If you are looking for a relaxed time away from the typical tourist bustle, I can highly recommend this hotel. Most guests were elderly and extremely friendly, and it was completely silent at night.
If you are looking for a relaxed time away from the typical tourist bustle, I can highly recommend this hotel. Most guests were elderly and extremely friendly, and it was completely silent at night.
Snimio anonimni putnik
Napisano: 28. kol 2015.
Fantastic experience. We were the only foreigners so there was an authentic atmosphere around.
Snimio anonimni putnik
Napisano: 11. kol 2015.
We only stayed the one night. Was a nice enough hotel, a little dated, but a clean room and comfy beds. However when we checked in they slapped us with an extra charge for my son's breakfast. We booked 2 adults and 1 child (including breakfast), but they told us that the booking only included breakfast for my wife and I, and not my son. The reason they told us why was that there was some problem with the Hotels.com website. I showed them the booking printout and argued as much as I could, but my Japanese is limited. Anyway, it was a sour note on what could have been a great night's stay.
Snimio anonimni putnik
Napisano: 18. lip 2015.
Hotel staff were very nice, friendly and helpfull.
We had a great time there.
We had a great time there.
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SG
Napisano: 20. lip 2013.
Boravak: tra, 2013
Quiet and secluded getaway
The best thing about this hotel is the nice view of the Kumihama bay and that it is far from the maddening crowd. It has a nice in-house Japanese restaurant too.
This hotel is great for couples who just want to chill out and not rush for time. Kumihama is a dead town during April, which presumably will come to life only during major holiday seasons. The bonus was the Sakura blossom which stayed in bloom with the cooler temperatures by the bay. Set your expectations correctly and with some careful planning, you will have an enjoyable stay.
Firstly, get yourself a pre-paid data plan. The hotel has free wifi in the lobby only. I picked up a b-mobile 1GB 30-days pre-paid data plan for about USD40 in Osaka. You can buy it off the rack from Yodobashi or Bic Camera electronic stores in major cities but it requires a local Japanese mobile phone to activate the SIM card. Alternatively, you can buy the SIM card online and pre-activated, and pick it up at the airport when you arrive.
Secondly, use the Hyperdia website to plan your train routes and schedules. For outlying places like Kumihama, the trains do not follow a fixed time schedule throughout the day. Check for different time departures to get the fastest train to your destination. Japanese trains are very punctual, so be there on time. Give yourself time to move between platforms in the large train stations in major cities. English is not commonly used and signboards in English are not always prominent.
We spent a couple of days in Osaka city before heading to Kumihama, so it was a good balance of the bustling city and the quiet seaside town.
The nearest town centre is Kumihama (10 min drive) and the nearest good size town is Toyooka (20 min drive). The hotel arranges 2 morning drop-offs (9:45 am and 10:45 am) and 2 afternoon pick-ups (3 pm and 5 pm) at both Kumihama and Toyooka. Bookings are necessary. Try to use these pick up services, as the taxis are expensive. I did not see any bus services outside the hotel.
Head out to the Tourist Information Centre at Toyooka station for some maps and things to do around the area. Highly recommended are Amanohashidate (Stairway to Heaven) and the local Onsens. Toyooka is also quite charming with its shopping street of single-storey shops.
We had upgraded ourselves to the larger suite room for an extra USD20 per day. It was worth paying for the additional space. The bathroom was small but functional. It's best feature was the heated toilet seat, and warm water wash while sitting on the throne.
The highlight was the in-house restaurant that offered a variety of Kaiseki courses. They were reasonably priced from USD35 per head upwards and must be booked the night before. While not cheap, they were great value for the quality and quantity compared to major cities. Other than that, nothing much nearby in terms of activities or amenities, not even a 7-11. So, treat yourself to different Kaiseki courses every night, just like my wife and I did. You won't regret it if you like Japanese seafood.
If you are a steak and burger kind of guy, this restaurant is not for you. Save your money on breakfast though. Buy some buns or pastries from the Japanese bakeries in the towns for breakfast. They are relatively cheap and delicious.
This hotel is great for couples who just want to chill out and not rush for time. Kumihama is a dead town during April, which presumably will come to life only during major holiday seasons. The bonus was the Sakura blossom which stayed in bloom with the cooler temperatures by the bay. Set your expectations correctly and with some careful planning, you will have an enjoyable stay.
Firstly, get yourself a pre-paid data plan. The hotel has free wifi in the lobby only. I picked up a b-mobile 1GB 30-days pre-paid data plan for about USD40 in Osaka. You can buy it off the rack from Yodobashi or Bic Camera electronic stores in major cities but it requires a local Japanese mobile phone to activate the SIM card. Alternatively, you can buy the SIM card online and pre-activated, and pick it up at the airport when you arrive.
Secondly, use the Hyperdia website to plan your train routes and schedules. For outlying places like Kumihama, the trains do not follow a fixed time schedule throughout the day. Check for different time departures to get the fastest train to your destination. Japanese trains are very punctual, so be there on time. Give yourself time to move between platforms in the large train stations in major cities. English is not commonly used and signboards in English are not always prominent.
We spent a couple of days in Osaka city before heading to Kumihama, so it was a good balance of the bustling city and the quiet seaside town.
The nearest town centre is Kumihama (10 min drive) and the nearest good size town is Toyooka (20 min drive). The hotel arranges 2 morning drop-offs (9:45 am and 10:45 am) and 2 afternoon pick-ups (3 pm and 5 pm) at both Kumihama and Toyooka. Bookings are necessary. Try to use these pick up services, as the taxis are expensive. I did not see any bus services outside the hotel.
Head out to the Tourist Information Centre at Toyooka station for some maps and things to do around the area. Highly recommended are Amanohashidate (Stairway to Heaven) and the local Onsens. Toyooka is also quite charming with its shopping street of single-storey shops.
We had upgraded ourselves to the larger suite room for an extra USD20 per day. It was worth paying for the additional space. The bathroom was small but functional. It's best feature was the heated toilet seat, and warm water wash while sitting on the throne.
The highlight was the in-house restaurant that offered a variety of Kaiseki courses. They were reasonably priced from USD35 per head upwards and must be booked the night before. While not cheap, they were great value for the quality and quantity compared to major cities. Other than that, nothing much nearby in terms of activities or amenities, not even a 7-11. So, treat yourself to different Kaiseki courses every night, just like my wife and I did. You won't regret it if you like Japanese seafood.
If you are a steak and burger kind of guy, this restaurant is not for you. Save your money on breakfast though. Buy some buns or pastries from the Japanese bakeries in the towns for breakfast. They are relatively cheap and delicious.
Lokacija
1302-2 Kumihamachō Minatomiya, 629-3422 Kyotango, Kansai, Japan|15,69 km od centra grada
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