Tsushima Grand Hotel

Es scheint ein sehr altes Hotel zu sein. Der interne Fluss ist nicht so gut und die umliegenden Pässe sind auch nicht so gut. Ich möchte bei meinem nächsten Besuch in Daebudo nicht hierher kommen. Der Meerblick war schön, aber es gab keinen Aufzug und ich würde nicht wiederkommen.

Die Lage, der Service, das Frühstück und die Umgebung waren alle großartig.

My stay at Tsushima Grand Hotel was a coastal haven, offering stunning ocean views and a cozy atmosphere. The strategic location, with easy access to bus services and taxis, made exploring Tsushima a breeze. The sumptuous menu, crafted with local mountain ingredients, provided a delightful culinary experience. The fusion cuisine, with its diverse dishes and generous portions, was a highlight of the stay. The staff's kindness and hospitality added a personal touch, making the experience even more enjoyable. And for onsen enthusiasts like myself, the availability of a hot spring was the perfect way to unwind and relax. In summary, Tsushima Grand Hotel is a charming retreat, combining comfort, stunning views, delicious cuisine, and the luxury of a hot spring. Highly recommended for a memorable and relaxing stay on the island.

This accommodation exceeded our expectations. The rooms were well furnished, the beds were comfortable, and the bathrooms were very clean. We had a see-facing room, and the view of the sunrise each morning was amazing! One suggestion would be to maybe have a USB charger and coffee available for guests, but these are things I have noticed missing at most Japanese hotels and guest houses. The restaurant downstairs was one of the highlights of this place. The food is delicious! For dinner we had transitional Kanseki meals (which consist of various courses of Japanese delicacies like sushi, tempura, etc) The breakfast was also a traditional Japanese one, with fish, miso soup and other savoury food. Delicious, and a great start to the day. Definitely worth it! The onsen on the first floor was also great. The onsen is basic but contains everything that one needs after a long day of sightseeing and travelling. The water is thermally heated and is said to benefit healthy skin. They didn't have a cold bath on the women's side when I went, but I heard that the men's side had one and a sauna. I’m unsure if they swap the sides around every few days.

I stayed here for two nights and thoroughly enjoy it. The location is really convenient for getting around town and sites. My room was generously spacious and well-appointed, boasting a fantastic ocean view which I enjoyed watching sunrise from my bed. There’s a restaurant on the ground floor where I had breakfasts and dinners on both nights of my stay. The staff went above and beyond to make you feel welcome and demonstrate Japanese hospitality at its best. The food exceeded my expectations with its diverse range of offerings. Last but not least is the onsen. I indulged this bathhouse several times during my two days here, it was, surprisingly, never too crowded. Water is a tad hot but proved to be just what I needed after a day of hiking, with a bit of cold plunge for sore muscles. Granted the room is showing a bit of age but still deserves a solid 5 star, I would definitely recommend it.