We had a such a nice time at this hotel we extended an extra day. The cave onsen were so unique and relaxing. To sit in a hot spring pool while looking out to the ocean was the best experience. The food s was very good, but you have to enjoy authentic Japanese food. We were the only westerners at... More

Stayed one night in November 2012. We took a 10-minute ferry from the mainland to reach this hotel - no hassle at all. The ferry is probably owned by the hotel. This hotel is huge, over 1,000 rooms and lots of shopping on the lobby floor. The outstanding feature of this hotel is definitely the spas (hot spring or onsen).... More

It is a large size hotel in an island, we stay in a room with full view facing the pacific ocean. The food there is so-so but my hot spring experience in sea caves is unforgetable!

This is a really Japanese place and not for everyone but for a very short stay (max 2 nights) it can be really fun. Part of enjoying this place is the wonderful coastal train ride from Osaka (or Nagoya). We came from Osaka, spent 2 nights and then went on to Nagoya. The food is only so-so here, and it... More