Breezbay Seaside Resort Matsushima

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Breezbay Seaside Resort Matsushima

Breezbay Seaside Resort Matsushima is a tropical oasis in Japan, showcasing Balinese-inspired décor and offering a relaxing getaway. Guests can indulge in rejuvenating massages, beauty treatments, and soak in hot public baths overlooking the scenic ... more

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What types of rooms are available at Breezbay Seaside Resort Matsushima?: Breezbay Seaside Resort offers Western rooms with carpeting and beds, as well as Japanese-style rooms featuring tatami (woven mat) floors and traditional futon bedding.
Is Wi-Fi available at the resort?: Yes, free Wi-Fi is available in the lobby.
What recreational activities are offered at the resort?: Guests can enjoy sightseeing with the hotel's rental bicycles, relax in the public or private baths, and participate in various onsite wellness treatments.
Are meals provided at the hotel?: Yes, the onsite restaurant, Restaurant Lotus, serves a daily breakfast buffet and varies its dinner offerings seasonally, including a seafood barbecue and tropical buffet.
Is there a shuttle service available from nearby train stations?: Yes, a free shuttle service is provided to and from JR Matsushima Station and Matsushima-Kaigan Station.
How far is the resort from the Marinepia Matsushima Aquarium?: The resort is an 8-minute walk from the Marinepia Matsushima Aquarium.
What kind of baths does the resort offer?: The resort features a hot public bath that overlooks the bay and hot tubs that can be rented for private use.
Do the Japanese-style rooms have private bathrooms?: The Japanese-style rooms have shared bathroom facilities.
Can I enjoy any specific dining options during the summer months?: Yes, from July to August, guests can enjoy seafood barbecues and a tropical buffet with Asian dishes.
What unique dining experience is available throughout the year?: Throughout the rest of the year, guests can enjoy Yakuzen, a Taiwanese soup with herbs for dinner.