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"Soar is a friendly, well appointed, above average little resort on a small island between Nagasaki and Korea. The resort is best suited for tours and guests with rental cars and is located in the center of Tsushima, reducing drive times to the North and the South islands' tourist spots. I visited during a very, very quiet time due to the pandemic. The staff was excellent. On my next visit, I will be staying at Soar again."

"Everything is good except for the emergency lighting which is very bright, directly over the bed, can't be switched off and comes on whenever lightning strikes near the city. This means that lightning flashes inside the room as well as outside and makes it impossible to sleep through a storm, which happens a lot because it's an island. Short blackouts happen sometimes for up to an hour and the lights come on for this too so you are kept awake at 3am waiting for the powergrid to be reset."

"Great breakfast. The beds are really comfortable (they're mattresses, not futons on tatami mats). A car is needed to explore Tsushima - there is parking (300 Yen) next to the hotel - it's a VERY narrow street up to the temple and a sharp turn into the parking (my car rental provided a warning picture). Note: since the temple stay is built on the back of the temple, and Tsushima is very mountainous, it's quite possible that your room is up a bunch of steps, so pack/plan accordingly. "