Kyokusui Hotspring Hotel

Upon arrival, I told the owner I needed parking and it was arranged immediately. The breakfast was also incredibly rich and plentiful.

The breakfast and hot springs were good, and the decor was Japanese style. The room was a bit small.

There's about a three-fold difference in space between the 4-person suite and the 4-person family room. If you really want to enjoy a spacious stay, I highly recommend the suite. Breakfast includes a pork soup that tastes like tomato pasta, along with bread and fruit. It's tasty, but I'm not sure if it's worth paying extra for! However, it was clean, and they provided milk, coffee, and tea, which I appreciated. The hot springs are really excellent – I'd want to go again. The staff speak very good English and are genuinely kind.

It's a bit of a walk from the MRT station, though there's a bus stop right outside the hotel. Having the hot spring in the room is super convenient, and the bath itself is fantastic. The hotel's Japanese-style decor is beautiful, but it's a slight shame there are no other public facilities.

The environment is comfortable and beautiful, and the breakfast is delicious. The hot spring bath in the room is large and very comfortable. However, the room lighting is a bit dim, and the wallpaper is dizzying.

The hotel has its own parking lot, which was convenient. As soon as we entered, we were struck by a sense of peace and tranquility. The architectural style is beautiful, and the staff who greeted us were elegant and professional. My friend and I stayed in a 6-person room, which was very spacious and comfortable. The only minor drawback was that the hot spring tub wasn't as large as we'd imagined, so we couldn't soak together. Breakfast was exquisite, with a Western-style spread.

The room was a bit small, the mattress was too firm, and the decor was a little dated. Overall, it felt overpriced.