Dongguan Golf Vacations

This is a completely new facility in an old warehouse district of Sakate on Shodoshima. Right on the water, the views from the hotel are stunning. The staff is courteous, helpful, and professional. The rooms are spacious, with sitting areas and balconies, but also a bit quirky in design. We had one dinner at the hotel and two breakfasts. The food was excellent--and reasonably priced. I would happily return to this hotel, given the opportunity.

The hotel is dated, Japan 1970/Deco, and the rooms/bathrooms are small. Reception staff's ability in English is limited. The location may be central but not appealing. We overnighted for the Naoshima ferry. A better choice for this purpose is JR Clement which is across the street from the ferry and the station.

Elevators were slow and hotel has a confusing floor plan

Location, staff & facilities were great!

This should not be rated as a four-star hotel, a three-star is more appropriate. I paid more per night at this hotel than what i paid at the Grand Hyatt five-star hotel and the difference between the two are huge. This hotel is in need of updates and it shows in so many ways. I've never been in a hotel here in Japan where the air conditioning unit goes one way (in winter, where the heater is turned on, you cannot set the a/c to cooling if your room gets too hot. All you can do is turn off the a/c unit and wait for the room to cool off). No gym. You'd have to go somewhere else to work out. The lobby just looks sad. I really don't know how they can charge this much for this quality. You're better off going to the Granvia next door.

Lovely room in a lovely boutique hotel. Clean, spacious, well appointed, and a great shower. 2-minute walk from the train station and a short walk to the historic quarter. Just be aware that they changed the checkout time to 10. (Some of their materials still say 11 and we had factored that into our plans.)

Clean Room, good amenities, very small garbage can.

This is a completely new facility in an old warehouse district of Sakate on Shodoshima. Right on the water, the views from the hotel are stunning. The staff is courteous, helpful, and professional. The rooms are spacious, with sitting areas and balconies, but also a bit quirky in design. We had one dinner at the hotel and two breakfasts. The food was excellent--and reasonably priced. I would happily return to this hotel, given the opportunity.