Tairyomaru

A great location awaits you in front of the inn.It's probably so amazing that you'll want to go to the beach first.It is sandwiched between the East China Sea in front and the Ariake Sea in the back.This time, I used it for a training camp for club activities.Since it was a training camp rather than a regular overnight stay, the accommodation fee was cheap, so I wasn't expecting much food, but I was very surprised by the amount of food I could eat.I also appreciated the detailed attention given to the children, who had a lot of food to eat, by choosing meat as their main dish.The adult meal was very delicious, with fresh sashimi and other Amakusa fish dishes.The amenities included a disposable toothbrush.New towels are provided.Yukata are on a shelf near the ceiling.There is a washroom in the room, but the restroom is shared.Located on the 1st and 2nd floor.Although it was shared, it was a state-of-the-art self-cleaning toilet, so I didn't feel uncomfortable.There are two types of baths: large and small.The drain in the public bath was located in a prominent place, so when hair accumulated, it became difficult to drain the water, which made it a little uncomfortable.I hope there is a drain somewhere out of sight. I thought.Maybe if it's not a training camp, the place will be cleaned every time before being shown around.Also, the walls were thin, so I was concerned about the sound of the sliding door and walking from the next room.It says somewhere on the internet that Wi-Fi is available, but I was told that it can only be reserved through a dedicated website.There is no dryer, but they lent me a regular washing machine.They also provided us with a place to dry our clothes.There is a picture of a feather on the wall of the shop.Please take a photo as a souvenir.I gave it a minus star because there were a few things that bothered me, but the food was delicious and the service was excellent.