Yurakiri Resort

We only had two nights, and I wish we'd had longer to wander around the resort. It’s spacious, attractive, clean, and has lovely views, with plenty of parking and an elevator. Breakfast was fine, which was about what we expected for the price. Some pillows were very firm, and the mattress felt like a brick, so it may not suit everyone. I slept well, though.

Our family had such a lovely time here. The rooms were big, clean, tidy, and free of insects, and the service was great. We got up late with our baby, around 10:30, after breakfast was supposed to have ended at 10. The staff waited for us before clearing the buffet. That kindness really won us over. Thanks to the handsome young guy and old farmer uncle who work there, and to Yura Kirk. We’ll visit again and recommend the hotel to others. Keep up the good work!

The resort is a little out of the way. The nearest 7-11 is about 15 km away, and the road gets quite dark after 6 pm, so bring your supplies and snacks. The room was spacious and the garden beautiful. It feels like it must have been a lovely resort in its day. Breakfast had limited choices, perhaps because there weren't many guests, but I think it could return to normal. The staff member spoke English, was kind, and showed me where to go even though check-in time had passed.

We stayed in Premier cottages, Superior cottages, and a deluxe room. They were spacious and had the basics, including a TV, fridge, and AC. The owner was helpful and easy to work with, and spoke English very fluently. He also arranged lights and tables for our group gathering when we asked. Breakfast was regular American-style food and porridge. We had an amazing stay.