Beach Hotels in Kure

Clean , best view and comfortable

Everything was great and good value and the women at the reception and at the restaurant were very hospitable and very nice

AMAZING experience. If you have kids, don't hesitate or do more research, trust me and just book it. The staff were unreal. Japanese customer service is generally incredible and the staff at Seaside were the best we experienced. Always offering to take us to town on shuttle (5 min drive), gift store had just closed but they were happy to open it up again for us, and generally just always being helpful. Lots of fun things for kids to do too - onsen, ping pong, karaoke room, soccer net outside, pine cone games, etc. I can not recommend this place enough. The food was also great, fun experience to do this in the room. The desserts were especially delicious, the best we had in Japan. I will be back someday, Miyajima is amazing and Seaside Resort was one of the highlights of our trip to Japan.

A unique self-catering experience which includes the added attraction of the adjacent H F Royce Museum which has a small (18 vehicles) but interesting collection of Rolls-Royce and Bentley motor cars - a must for car enthusiasts. Indeed, the 'quality' element of the cars is reflected in the accommodation - illuminated with Swarovski crystal chandeliers, equipped with fine Noritake and Wedgwood china, not to mention the latest Panasonic washlet toilets. Sasakojima Cottages is an unusual destination, I think, for European visitors to Japan as it is a bit off the beaten track but it has a lovely location fronting onto a beautiful bay looking southward to the Inland Sea and multiple islands. If you are looking to chill, this is the place but you will most probably need to hire a vehicle to get out and about. It provides excellent self-contained accommodation (we stayed for nearly two weeks) and as there is not too much choice in the way of nearby eateries, you will most probably want to do a daily shop for food. That said, Sasakojima Cottages has a very good lunchtime only restaurant. Opened earlier in 2022, Sasakojima Cottages clearly caters for Japanese visitors stopping for only one or two nights. I would encourage the extraordinary owner or manager to pack a bag and stay for three or four nights on a purely self-catering basis to fully realise the potential of this beautifully-located and unique venue.