Published date: December 28, 2024
A popular inn where you can spend time with a smile! Cost-effective weekend use is a bargain
Room Type Stayed
Utage Queen Room
1 guest(s)
470 ~
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Experience of the stay
Anyway, I am having so much fun with the walking activities of the OMO brand of Hoshino Resorts, and I am visiting various OMOs! This time, since I wanted to keep costs down while pilgrimage traveling, I opted for dining out to make the weekend feel more worthwhile. Let’s get a seat that’s easy to see for the original Yosakoi dance show held every evening by the hotel staff a bit earlier.
Also, I participated in an activity with the Omo Ranger, touring Kochi’s Sunday market, "Sugakiichuu, the number one Sunday market in Japan!" The vegetables were cheap and fresh, but I couldn’t take them back on the plane, so I bought a mackerel sandwich at the bakery using yuzu yeast introduced by the Omo Ranger, and after checking out, I enjoyed it in the hotel lobby with local beer from Kochi, and it was incredibly delicious!
The lockers for guests were also very easy to use and large, so I was able to utilize them before check-in and after check-out as well. Of course, the room was clean and comfortable, and being on a high floor with a great view made me very satisfied.
Experiences during the trip
I climbed to the top of Kochi Castle, and the view was excellent; the wooden construction remains just as it was at the time, making it really wonderful. I fully utilized the one-day tram pass, and I was able to stop by the popular Gomen Station convenience store.
Also, since the hotel was without meals, I had dinner at a Tosa restaurant near Harimaya Bridge, and of course, when you think of Kochi, you think of Katsuo no Tataki - it was really delicious.
At the 29th temple, Tosa Kokubunji, which I visited as part of my pilgrimage, I enjoyed matcha and sweets while overlooking the garden at the temple cafe (500 yen), and the treasure viewing (700 yen) was also good; I was able to see culturally important treasures, including the statue of Yakushi Nyorai, and the staff at the temple explained everything very politely.Get Extra Bonus Coins! Sign up with this user's referral code now!