Senkoji Sanso

Comentarios destacados

• miriam025

  13 septiembre 2015
  En la cima de una montaña

  El hecho de que esté en una montaña tiene ventajas y desventajas. Por un lado, las vistas son preciosas y estás en medio de la naturaleza, pero la parte negativa es que sólo puedes acceder allí en teleférico, y éste cierra a las 17,30h. Así que si quieres llegar más tarde al hotel, hay que subir andando por cuestas muy empinadas y casi sin luz. O sea, que bay que estar en forma, ya que lo de quedarse encerrado en el hotel antes de las 18h es muy aburrido (no hay restaurabtes ni bares ni casi nada en la montaña, y ni siquiera en el propio hotel). Nos dio la sensación de ser un de esos hoteles que utilizan las parejas japonesas para estar tranquilas un par de noches. El onsen es viejecito pero muy correcto, y hay lavabos en todas las habitaciones (únicamente no hay duchas, debes ducharte en el onsen, lo cual no fue nada incómodo). Duermes en un futón en el suelo, y la almohada era terriblemente dura.

  

• Joe_Chan_HK

  13 abril 2016
  Great view and perfect for sakura

  My family stayed in this hotel for a night in early April. The hotel situated on the top of a hill and offered an excellent view over the Onomichi town and the beautiful channel. Another advantage was its proximity to the pretty and famous Park of Senkoji, where numerous sakura blossomed at my time of visit. It was really convenient to enjoy the night sakura (as many locals did) in the Park in the evening. Free car park was offered to the resident. It took about 10 minutes of walking to arrive at the outlook terrace of the Park. The view there was indeed similar to that offered by the hotel terrace on 3/F. There were some nice downhill walking paths near the Park, though we had not used them. The hotel building and the room facilities were really dated. Nevertheless the room itself was clean, spacious, absolutely quiet and very comfortable. It looked like an usual room of a Japanese ryokan indeed. When checking-in, I had to choose the time for dinner and breakfast. The room did not attach with a washroom and we had to bath in the shared bathroom, where you could also enjoy hot bath with a stunning view over Onomichi. Staff were experienced and friendly. The room rate included Japanese set dinner and breakfast, and both were quite good. The dinner was served at room and the breakfast at the banquet hall. Self-service coffee was available in the breakfast! I surely recommend this decent and comfortable hotel to travelers who drive and come to Onomichi in sakura blossom period. This hotel is also a good option if you enjoy the views of this charming town and the Seto Inland Sea.

  

• adamd170689

  18 mayo 2016
  Needs to be experienced

  This was just an amazing visit and so so relaxing. I loved the traditional room that is made up for night time late evening. It was also a good side with your own robes and a beautiful view. The traditional onsen had a wonderful view from the bath of the mountains.

  

• DrHimmelrich

  04 diciembre 2016
  Excellent location and view

  The ryokan is located at the quiet hill top where the lovely quaint temple walk ends, excellent for travelers. The view over the habor and sea is simply unbeatable. The young man at the reception speaks very good english and is very helpful and friendly. The only slight drawback is the aged facility in the house. It smells somewhat of a mixture of various sorts of stale food in some parts of the public area. Well, but that's probably why the stay here is quite affordable. They could easily charge double with a good renovation.

  

• j00lic

  26 noviembre 2017
  Great food, wonderful views

  Senkoji Sanso is right at the top of the hill overlooking Onomichi and the Seto Islands. It serves really good food, which is a plus, since there are really no food options nearby. Its a great place to relax and enjoy the view, but difficult to access especially if you have luggage. We walked up the temple trail with only overnight supplies in our backpack, so it made a pleasant afternoons activity. The alternative would be to use the ropeway, then walk towards the Art Museum, which is next to the hotel.