Sado Resort Hotel Azuma, Sado

The hotel offers a unique blend of old ryokan style and modern comfort. The rooms are a mishmash of styles that may not appeal to everyone, but the experience of having a bathroom with a balcony during a lightning storm was unexpectedly cool. The service is a mixed bag, with helpful staff but lacking empathy in certain situations. The location is a bit remote but boasts beautiful views and proximity to local dining options. The dining experience is delightful with a variety of Japanese dishes to enjoy. The facilities are decent, catering to basic needs but lacking some modern amenities.

The hotel offers spacious suites with a separate bedroom, lounge, enclosed balcony, bathroom, shower room, and toilet, providing a cool experience during lightning storms. The breakfast is excellent, and the top rooms offer a great breakfast experience.

I had a fantastic stay at the hotel, with top room service and a very excellent breakfast. The balcony added a special touch, especially when a lightning storm rolled through. However, the price could be a bit more budget-friendly.

My stay at the hotel was a unique experience. The mishmash of old ryokan style with newer room additions made for an intriguing mix. The entire suite, including separate bedroom, lounge, enclosed balcony, bathroom, shower room, toilet, and entrance hall, was quite exceptional, especially during a lightning storm with a sunset view. However, the bathroom setup was somewhat odd.

My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The rooms offered a blend of traditional and modern styles, but some aspects like the odd bathroom setup were a bit off. The service was friendly and attentive, although lacking in empathy for some issues. The location was amazing, with beautiful surroundings, but not very convenient for bus travelers. The dining experience was a mix of greatness, with a delicious Japanese buffet, and not-so-great moments. The facilities were decent, with some room for improvement.

I absolutely loved my stay at this hotel. The rooms were a unique blend of old ryokan style with modern additions, and having a balcony was incredible, especially during a thunderstorm. The top room even came with a balcony and offered an outstanding breakfast. However, the bathroom design was a bit odd.

Staying at this hotel was a unique experience. The rooms had a mix of old ryokan style and newer additions, including a separate bedroom, lounge, enclosed balcony, bathroom, shower room, toilet, and entrance hall. While the mishmash of styles was interesting, some parts like the bathroom felt odd. The balcony was a cool feature, especially during a lightning storm. The service, though helpful in planning visits to Sado island, lacked sympathy and resolution. The location, although fabulous with a nice view from the balcony, was a bit inconvenient for bus travelers. Dining was a classical Japanese experience with exquisite and tasty dishes, although there was limited variety in breakfast options. Overall, the facilities were good but not exceptional.

The hotel offers a mix of old ryokan style with newer additions, creating a charming atmosphere with a balcony perfect for enjoying a lightning storm. The service was accommodating and helpful, especially during a typhoon threat. The location is fantastic, set in a beautiful traditional ryokan near a popular Yakitori restaurant, though less convenient for bus travelers. The dining experience was delightful with a traditional Japanese breakfast and interactive elements. Overall, a unique and memorable stay.

My stay at the hotel was amazing! The room was spacious and comfortable, offering a separate bedroom, lounge, enclosed balcony, bathroom, shower room, toilet, and entrance hall. The sunset view from the balcony during a thunderstorm was a unique experience. The service was top-notch, with helpful staff who even advised us about an incoming typhoon. The location was fantastic, providing a beautiful setting with a view through our window. However, the distance from bus stops could be inconvenient for some travelers. The traditional Japanese dining experience was delightful, with a delicious buffet and interactive cooking. The facilities were impressive, adding to a luxurious stay.

My stay at the hotel was a delightful experience. The rooms had a unique blend of old ryokan style and modern additions, providing a cozy atmosphere. The standout feature was the spacious suite with a separate bedroom, lounge, and enclosed balcony, complemented by an exceptional breakfast.