Accessible Travel San-in Naniwa Issui

Basic data

Facility summary and accessibility conditions	All the rooms have a view to Lake Shinji, bringing relaxation to the guests. Some rooms have open air baths and there is an accessible Japanese-Western mix style room. The bathtub is accessible, the floor is flat and an accessible bathroom is installed. The spa has a large bathtub and an open air bathtub. Yukata and geta sandals are available for children. For female guests, a free loaning of colored yukata is available. The facility is generally spacious and has few bumps.
Address	63 Chidori-chō, Matsue, Shimane
Telephone	0852-21-4132
Fax	0852-21-4162
URL	http://www.naniwa-i.com/
E-mail	naniwa@web-sanin.co.jp
Reception hours	8:30 - 21:30 (For reservations and contact)
Regular holidays	Open throughout the year
Transportation, closest station, bus stop	From Izumo Enmusubi Airport by airport connecting bus, get off at Matsue Shinjiko Onsen Eki (40 minutes), around 7 minutes on foot. From JR Matsue Station, North Loop outer line (low floor bus) 14 minutes, or Lake Line bus (one of three buses is low floor) get off at Fukushi Center Mae. Around 3 minutes on foot.
Bumps at the entrance	No
Entrance width	166cm(65.4in)
Accessible bathroom	Yes
Bathroom entrance width	88cm,34.6in.(Multipurpose bathroom on the 1st floor)
Accessible parking space	No
Wheelchair loaning	Yes
Multilingual information	Not available
Display items with multilingual explanation	Not available
Multilingual pamphlets	Not available
Staff fluent in foreign languages	Available
Wifi connection	Yes
Audio (English) guidance	No

Accesible data

Photo	Comment
	View
	View of the entrance. No bumps. Automatic doors
	Accessible Japanese-Western mix style room on the 3rd floor. Before entering, the staff will wipe off the wheels of the chair.
	View of the inside of the accessible Japanese-Western mix style room. The room is wide and easy to move around in a wheelchair.
	View of the accessible bathroom inside the accessible Japanese-Western mix style room
	A bath inside the accessible Japanese-Western mix style room. It’s possible to select between spa water and ordinary hot water.
	View of the lobby. There’s a ramp from the entrance up to the reception.
	Entrance to the Naniwatei dining place. There’s a ramp and it’s easy to move along.
	View of the private space of the Naniwatei dining place. There are no bumps and it’s easy to move in a wheelchair. The tables are 63cm(24.8in) high.
	View of the entrance to the dressing room of the large bath. There’s a 5cm(2in) bump.
	View of the dressing room
	View of the entrance to the bath. The entrance is 85cm(33.5in) wide.
	View of the inside of the bath. There’s a caring chair
	View of the elevator
	The aisle to the room with an open air bath on the 4th floor. There’s a ramp.
	View of the room with open air bath. There are no bumps at the entrance, inside the room, or at the veranda with open air bath. It’s easy to move around in a wheelchair (including on the tatami). The entrance to the room is 100 cm(39.4in) width.
	View of a room with an open air bath. There are two beds on the floor that can accommodate up to 6 people.
	View of the bathroom inside the room with an open air bath. Entrance width: 104 cm(40.9in). Closing the door to the hall facing the bathroom gives more space.

Inspector’s comments

A visually impaired person (full blindness) / Female
I had a good impression, because the staff was working politely with us. It’s generally wide, with few bumps. In the largest room, there’s a washlet toilet bowl with Braille inscriptions, and I could operate it by myself. If you stay in the room that has an open air bath, then there’s no need to move much, and you can enjoy the hot spa with your family. Above all, I was impressed by the kind welcome and the spacious environment.

A visually impaired person (full blindness) / Female

I had a good impression, because the staff was working politely with us.
It’s generally wide, with few bumps.
In the largest room, there’s a washlet toilet bowl with Braille inscriptions, and I could operate it by myself.
If you stay in the room that has an open air bath, then there’s no need to move much, and you can enjoy the hot spa with your family.
Above all, I was impressed by the kind welcome and the spacious environment.

A wheelchair user / Male
I was much impressed by the rooms on the 4th floor. There’s a ramp and I could enter the room in my wheelchair, even in a room with tatami. It was my first experience of that kind.