Recently Reviewed Hotels around Tsushima

• Hotel Belle Foret
  "A chance visit turned out great"
  "A deluxe hotel among the lodging establishments on the island of Tsushima, Hotel Bell Foret provided hospitability on a very heart-felt level. I didn't stay overnight at the hotel so I cannot review the 'sleep quality' side of it. However, I would very much recommend it based on the experience of 'h..."uman quality' of the place. It was a chance by visit to grab a lunch time meal but I was received by the owner, Mr. Ohta, and sat at the same table with fellow guests. He later showed me around the hotel and a Gift centre which he also operates. The openess of it all impressed me and I made another visit the next day to meet a doctor working on a project at the island's hospital, a musician and the island's oil company director. Travelling is not always about sightseeing but also about coming into contact with the people who are living and working at the location, and it was great to experience it so liberally. Only thing holding me back was my little knowledge Japanese but it was ma... " More >
• Hotel Tsushima
  "Charming hotels in Tsushima city"
  "CYC(2013.5.5) The hotel is located in the city of Tsushima. Because I heard that there was not a good hotel in Tsushima city, I didn't big expect. but this hotel was good and clean. Except small room and old building, all was good. The employee were friendly."
• Youth Hostel Tsushima Seizanji
  "The very touch of Zen~"
  "My first impression of the place brought a big smile across my face. Going up the stone steps I am faced with the gate way on the top and what greets me is a a welcome, a gentle but firm silence that seems to emanate from the place like from a very very old and graceful tree. I thought to myself 'TH..."IS is a youth hostel? Coo~ool' and smiled. Seizanji is actually a temple and it runs a youth hostel program alongside the traditional setting, which is great for travellers to experience something deeply traditional yet readily accessible. The guest room is square space surrounded by sliding doors on four sides, you can keep your privacy yet it is easy to hear what's going on outside. Tatami floor, a tea table in the middle and a haiku on the wall, at that moment I believe I am in a poetry. In fact, I wonder if it is not the intention of the temple to make you feel like living the dream. Everything is maintained, you do not have to flinch a finger, everything is perfect already. T... " More >