Oyado Tsukiyo No Usagi

Name: Oyado Tsukiyo No Usagi
Address: 1443-1 Hongo, Taishacho Shurimen, Izumo, Shimane Prefecture, 699-0721, Japan

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Fast facts

Check in from	15:00
Check out by	11:00
Breakfast	Breakfast available.
Pets	Pets are not allowed.
Children	Children are welcome at this hotel.

Amenities

Wi-Fi

Parking

Air conditioning

Spa

Front desk 24 hour

Restaurant

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Oyado Tsukiyo No Usagi

Featuring 4-star accommodation, Oyado Tsukiyo no Usagi is set in Izumo, 2.6 km from Inasa Beach and 500 metres from Shimane Museum of Ancient Izumo. The property is around 1.2 km from Izumo-Taisha Grand Shrine, 1.7 km from Former Taisha Station and. ..

Ratings and reviews

Cleanliness

4.5

Location

4.5

Service

4.5

Rooms

4.5

Value

4.0

Sleep quality

4.5

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Couple

Comment: 23 Oct 2024

Stayed in: Aug 2024

It has a calm inn appearance, and the sound echoes badly.

This inn was built on TripAdvisor and
He hasn't signed up yet.
I can't expect a word of mouth response.
Write your impressions for the audience
In a very beautiful tatami-mat room
Flowers were also displayed in the hallway (pictured)
Rabbits are hiding (photo) with a taste of Japan
I also took a lot of photos.
The staff are attentive and the service is excellent
I feel well educated.
There are many groups such as family trip, girls trip, aunt trip
I get the impression that there was a lot of smiling and shouting when there was alcohol.
Even small children were running around the tatami mat corridor energetically.
He seemed to be having fun with his eye scan day in one hand.
The room door is just a loose sliding door,
The noise in the hallway was reverberating quite a bit in the room.
For couples or couples who want to spend a quiet time,
It may be a bit unsuitable.
Of course, the inn is also suitable for groups and inbound
They said they'd come up with a way to allocate rooms and separate floors.
I think they're being cared for.
Let me tell you what I regret.
Our room is on the fourth floor,
It was next to the only alcohol vending machine in the building.
People who come to buy alcohol late at night,
He's the one who comes to the ice machine (Rattle).
I couldn't sleep easily.
This alcohol vending machine (pictured) is a contortion.
Once you put one coin in, press the "pi" button and click "pi".
When the change comes out, it's like, "Pee."
It was annoying because of the shrill sound.
Also, you can choose a pillow on each floor.
There was a pillow room right next to our room.
There are a lot of people standing there talking, and this bothers me again.
There is also a sofa in front of the elevator (pictured)
The group chatted here for a long time.
I think the people in the nearby rooms were a bit lazy.
If you can make a pre-request, please contact
Vending and ice machines on the 2nd, 4th and 6th floors,
There is a "pillow" space next to it.
The second floor is the bath floor,
If you're on the fourth or sixth floor, you don't want to be near vending machines.
Of course, near the elevator.
There was a drunk voice walking down the hall talking loudly.
They come directly into the room,
Ideally, you'd start with an elevator on the third, fifth, and seventh floors.
I think it's the farthest room possible. (photo)
I think that alone will make your stay quite comfortable.
However, this inn does not accept room rates
Maybe they won't accept advance requests?
Book early, write politely,
And he added, "I'm nervous about sound."
It may be worth asking for a no-go.

Couple

Comment: 22 Oct 2024

Stayed in: Oct 2024

The water is too dirty.

When I entered the museum before five, they told me that dinner was served on a first-come, first-served basis, so it was eight.
This was spicy because I had only a light lunch.
Dinner is an ordinary buffet. Nothing special, I can't remember what the main dish was.
The breakfast buffet was prepared with plenty of large grains, and I ate a seafood bowl and a heap of it. (笑)
The room was very comfortable and I'm glad it was made. I was able to spend too long a wait for dinner. It was a pleasant surprise that coffee made from beans was also available.
However, the bath sucks. I was shocked.
The water is too dirty, perhaps because it's not a pour, just the occasional run.
In addition to the hot spring water, there were plenty of hair and soap scum floating around, so I hesitated to enter.
I wish I had a room. Please be a little more careful about the bath.

Couple

Comment: 18 Mar 2024

Stayed in: Mar 2024

Woody and calming

The lobby, corridors and rooms are all covered with tatami mats, and the interior and furnishings have a calming atmosphere with the warmth of wood. The standard twin room was a little small, but clean and comfortable.
The large public bath had an indoor bath as well as an open-air bath and a sauna, and the slightly dark and viscous hot spring was soothing to the skin. At the bathhouse rest area, they offered free ice cream at night and lactic acid bacteria drinks in the morning. There are also five private baths that you can use freely if they are available.
The meals are buffet style and are luxurious, with crab, sashimi, freshly fried tempura, diced steak and more. For breakfast, you can have seafood bowls served on a luxurious boat, and the live kitchen makes omelets and French toast to satisfy both your eyes and your stomach. There was also a wide selection of desserts such as cakes, mousses, puddings and fruits.
The hotel was good value for money, with both the hot springs and the meals satisfying.

Group traveller

Comment: 10 Jan 2024

Stayed in: Nov 2023

It was comfortable

We stayed in a deluxe twin room with three people. We took off our shoes at the entrance of the hotel and left them in a locker. I was confused at first, but once I got used to it, it was comfortable because mud from outside was not brought into the hotel and wet shoes did not leave marks. There was a wide variety of food, and it was delicious. It was nice that we could use both the Tsukiyo no Usagi and Kayun baths. However, when we stayed in a room with three people (the triple room was full), when all three of us spread out our luggage, there was no room to walk, and we had to close our carry-on bags every time we moved around the room. The room was spacious enough, but I think it was probably a problem with the layout. There were only four (five?) dressers in both baths. There were 20-30 lockers, but there were only four dressers, so during busy times, there was a line to dry your hair. The hair dryers in the baths were Refa, so I think many people would like to dry their hair in the bath instead of in their rooms, but I think this point needs improvement. It is about a 10-minute walk to Izumo Taisha Shrine. There is a convenience store nearby.