Ibusuki Hotels with Airport Shuttle

The check-in time for Hakusuikan is 3pm, and you cannot check in early. If you arrive early, you can go to the lobby bar to have some free drinks, which are delicious. Sitting in the lobby bar, you can see the typical Japanese courtyard style outside the window, and the sea is not far away. Walking out of the lobby, the sun, palm trees, and the seaside swimming pool give people the feeling of being in the south. When checking in, there is a dedicated one-on-one service, which will introduce the various facilities and services of the hotel in detail, and lead the way to the room. But the legendary Chinese waiter did not meet, he was a handsome young man's trainee. The characteristic sand steaming hotel in Ibusuki has it. Sand steaming is a unique hot spring experience. Put on a Japanese yukata at the entrance, and then lie on the sand. The waiter will bury the whole body in the sand heated by the hot spring heat. Generally, you will sweat profusely after 10 to 15 minutes. It is said that it can treat many physical discomforts caused by body cold. The price of sand steaming has increased from 1100 yen to 1540 yen per person. You cannot bring a camera or mobile phone to take photos. The photo fee is 1400 yen per photo, which will be settled together when you check out. The photos are printed and clipped in a small album. There is no electronic version. To be honest, it is better not to take photos. It feels too silly, especially the two flower paper umbrellas. The sand steaming is connected to the Genroku Onsen Baths. After the sand steaming, rinse the sand and soil at the entrance of the hot spring and go directly to the hot spring. The Genroku Onsen is very large. The hotel also has a Songyun Hot Spring, which is on the second floor next to the lobby, but it is just a large pool and the facilities are relatively simple. It is recommended to walk a few more steps to the Genroku Onsen bar. The dinner is Japanese, one by one, and each dish looks a little bit, but it is very full in the end. The hotel's free bus goes to Ibusuki Station. There is a bus to Ibusuki Station at 9:00 and 10:10 every morning. At 15:15 in the afternoon, Ibusuki Station picks up passengers to the hotel. The rest of the time you can only take a taxi. Fortunately, Hakusui-kan is not far from Ibusuki Station, and the taxi fare is about 1,200 yen.