Hotel Urashima | Healed by a "Mom" Hotel

|Healed by a "Mom" Hotel. I have always had a thing for seaside hotels, so even after reading a lot of complaints, I still firmly chose Urashima. After staying for two days, I was healed by the motherly warmth that the hotel exudes from the inside out. The outdated facilities are a common complaint among many netizens, but personally, I find them completely acceptable. The TV in the room is only the size of an iPad, the corridors are filled with a faint bamboo scent, and the hot spring pools are lined with old-fashioned tiles... The sense of age that permeates every detail is actually quite comforting. As a hotel that is older than my mom, it still has all the modern amenities, including an izakaya, ramen shop, Lawson, and souvenir supermarket. The hotel staff are all very friendly, but not many of them speak English, and most can only speak a few words. There is no Chinese service, so communication can be a bit difficult for non-standard matters. Urashima has a total of four hot spring pools, with the Genbudo and Bokido natural cave hot springs being the highlights. You can scan a code in the hotel to check the crowd density, and if you collect three stamps, you can exchange them for a small gift (two packs of medicinal bath powder) at the front desk.