Find hotels in Senzaki from NT$1,316

"The owner was very helpful. They came in clutch when we had to bring our dog and there were no rooms available with pets. Definitely coming back since Unit B had a gorgeous view."

"Beautiful views, several private and/or 2 public onsen options, delicious and filling traditional Japanese meals (breakfast and dinner), lots of free amenities, free valet parking and wonderful hospitality."

"Great location, good but slightly underwhelming breakfast and restaurant, some might not appreciate having to use the hot spring bath two doors down. "

"Beautiful beach front resort, nice onsens, great massage chairs! Very helpful staff$"

"Very comfortable stay at clean and large room with big onsen."

"Very Nice and friendly hôtel. Spacious rooms and friendly staff. With a lot of personality"

"Fujiwara-san was very amicable and provided recommendations for visiting his region and restaurants."

"We greatly enjoyed staying here. Everything was excellent: the room, the food, the staff, the onsen. Staff were particularly helpful, providing information about visiting potters and taking care of sending our luggage. Hagi was a lovely city with much to see and do. And the sakura were in full bloom everywhere!"

"Staff were very kind. The Kaiseki dinner was superb. Although we did not use the public bath, the private bath reserved was great and our bodies felt less sore after a long dip. "

"Everything is great... lovely people "

"I loved the area around the resort"

"Staff, breakfast and dinner are all excellent"

"Excellent location and very good layout for our family of four. There was a lot of room and the facilities were excellent. It was in a great location and we could park our car easily too. Highly recommend."

"This place doesn't look like much from the outside, but it exceeds expectations. The rooms were clean and comfortable, the food was exciting and delicious, and the decor was creative with plants, travel information, and themes of Okinawa. Great for young or independent travelers who like a taste of multiculturalism. My parents in their late 50s also loved it and found it entertaining. Note: the bathroom facilities were a little rugged, if that's important to you."