Hoteles en Otaru con vistas al mar

«La habitación es amplia y convenientemente situada con tiendas, comedor y gran supermercado Aeon. Aunque el hotel se ve viejo, es limpio. Pero tenga en cuenta que se cierran a las 8:00. El hotel también está cerca de atracciones. Conducir alrededor es fácil.»

«It's an interesting experience as the hotel is situated at the outskirts. The onsen in the room is perfect, with a perfect seat view. Room is pretty old school and big. As the location is pretty remote, there isn't much night activity around. It is pretty kind of the hotel to offer shuttle service to Otaru JR.»

«¡Una reseña positiva tardía! Para mi primer viaje a Hokkaido, elegí Otaru Shuzu Sanso como mi primer alojamiento. No había investigado mucho de antemano y encontré esta casa de huéspedes en Dianping (una plataforma china de reseñas). Mi primera impresión fue que era muy acogedora y hogareña. Leer reseñas sobre el anfitrión, que era compatriota y muy hospitalario, me hizo sentir aún más bienvenido. También era mi primera vez en Japón, así que no tenía grandes expectativas basándome en las fotos y la descripción. Sin embargo, me sorprendió gratamente y superó por completo mis expectativas. Todo el edificio, por dentro y por fuera, estaba impecablemente limpio y ordenado, superando con creces los estándares de las casas de huéspedes en China. Estaba claramente bien mantenido y decorado con esmero. El precio era totalmente razonable, incluso con descuento. Como llegué tarde, el anfitrión me recibió pacientemente, me explicó todo e incluso me ayudó a reservar en un restaurante. Charlamos un rato a la mañana siguiente. De hecho, me dio un poco de pena irme cuando hice el check-out, con la sensación de que no me había quedado el tiempo suficiente. Si mi próximo viaje me lo permite, sin duda volveré para disfrutar plenamente de este ”hogar” en Otaru. Gracias, Shuzu Sanso, por darle a nuestro viaje un comienzo perfecto. ¡Espero con ansias nuestra próxima visita! (El lugar en persona es mucho mejor que en las fotos; lamento mi poca habilidad para la fotografía 😂)»

«Esta estadía se siente muy satisfecha, el entorno del hotel es limpio y cómodo, la habitación está bien ordenada y el proceso de alojamiento es muy fluido. El lugar es conveniente para el transporte y la funcionalidad de la vida en el entorno es buena, ya sea para la comida o para el movimiento. En general, es una experiencia agradable de alojamiento, y la próxima vez que tengamos la oportunidad de considerar la posibilidad de volver a vivir, y también se recomienda a los viajeros que necesitan vivir.»

«Positive: 1. Great Location decent size room with double sized beds with big space to move around compare to most other Japanese hotel 2. love the indoor parking at basement garage, especially during winter no snow cleaning required every morning. Negative: 1. lift is out of service, very inconvenient for people with big luggage, had to carry all the way up to the 3rd Floor. 2. Fake carpets on stairs, almost tripped over couple of times. 3. Owner never responds when assistance needed, upon on check-in, the pin code been given is useless because the room door are always unlocked, actual key is placed on the table in the room. Tried to contact the owner via WeChat WhatsApp line phone calls none of above responded, just seemed like the hotel is unmanned the whole time. 4. Had a little incident one morning where one of the guest parked his car right front of the parking garage door, which blocked my way out, again had to contact the owner, never responded, got no choice but to contact police for help.»

«We booked the best room on the top floor and spent 7 nights at this high end and extremely expensive ryokan/hotel. Here are the pros and cons: PROS: The food is amazing in terms of presentation, gastronomy and service. The place is immaculately clean. The views a fantastic! We got comfortable Yukatas and overall the place has a very nice traditional vibe.  CONS: They seem to be completely inapt in hosting people who don’t speak Japanese. No one speaks English at this place. None at all! They write that we can “press 9 and call the reception”, but once you do it – you can’t have any conversation with anyone at all. Even when you get down in person to the reception, no one can really communicate with you, even with Google Translate.  They exhibit zero flexibility. The approach is – it’s our way or the highway. All is extremely polite, but no left, no right! Can we have a laundry service arranged? The answer is “no!”. Can we communicate with you via WhatsApp or email? – No! Can we come later to breakfast? No. Can we have dinner at a later time, since we can’t come earlier just this one day? No! Basically, if you want to sleep a bit later during your vacation – forget it! Either show up at 8 or 8:30 am for breakfast, or go hungry! Can we buy your Yukata? – No! Also, we were asked to indicate every day what time we intend to go out – something that adds pressure, as  on vacation one may want to improvise, rather than plan ahead their outings.  Given that this place charges exuberant prices, the lack of the most basic hospitality features (communication, laundry, customer-focused flexibility) is astounding! We now staying at another Ryokan, 90 minutes away and see that everyone can speak some English and the place is much more focused on the needs of a foreign traveler, as opposed on preserving the holy rigidity of an existent system. »

«Pros: Staff were friendly and helpful. Villa was very well kept, with excellent views of the ocean. Pleasantly surprised by complimentary puddings and drinks. Manual grinder and coffee beans were a nice touch. Cons: Unable to drive directly to the villa due to safety policy. This made loading/unloading luggage very inconvenient. The walk to the carpark required negotiating a slippery gravel slope, which was even more dangerous in low-light conditions. Recommend to improve this with proper stairs or paved pathway.»