Ξενοδοχεία κοντά σε Hakkaisan Shrine σε Yaita

With a stay at Hotel Route-Inn Yaita in Yaita, you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Nagamine Park and Karasugamori Park. This spa hotel is 7.5 mi (12 km) from Sabigawa Ryokuchi Park and 7.7 mi (12.3 km) from Nogi Jinja Shrine.Take time to pamper yourself with a visit to the full-service spa. This hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access and a vending machine.Enjoy a satisfying meal at Hanahanatei serving guests of Hotel Route-Inn Yaita.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 124 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless internet access keeps you connected, and pay movies provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature complimentary toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include phones, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Family trip with grandchildren of 4 years old and 10 months. It's perfect for families with children, and the children's sets look good and taste good, and if you tell the front desk, you can rent a baby bath, so you can put a hot spring in it and the baby enjoyed the first hot spring. There is also a space for children to play at the entrance, which is highly satisfying for families with children. The hot springs were hot springs with tromis, and the open-air hot springs were very good while listening to birds flying and the cry of cherry blossoms in the early morning. For dinner, I ordered a beef shabu-shabu set with a thin trout (although it was also included in the sashimi mortar, it was thin and the ponzu was delicious) and a salt-grilled salmon (I think it's frozen because it's out of time, but it's quite delicious). It was delicious though it was reasonable. If you go a little further, there is sunlight, and although the number of foreigners is increasing these days, it is not well known, so it is not crowded even during spring break and it is a little-known inn. It was an inn where you can enjoy food, hot springs, and reasonable inns, from small children to elderly people. We also recommend Ryumon Falls, which can be reached in less than 30 minutes from the inn. Spring break is even better if you go with cherry hunting. Some rooms can stay with your dog.

First of all, it is important whether it is for Nishi Nasuno Station. There is nothing around at all. There seems to be a convenience store in front of the hotel, but it was not available at 23:00 and I went to the family for about 15 minutes on foot. There seems to be a convenience store on the opposite ticket gate. The hotel room is retro, badly, dirty and smelly. It was a smoking room, so there was a smell. There was a caricature lending and coffee service. Breakfast was curry. There were other bread and side dishes. Cospa is good if you only stay, but couples will be hard to use. The bed was a big size.

Shionoyu Onsen Rengetsu is set in Nasushiobara, in the Shiobara Onsen-kyo district. This 4-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and free shuttle service. The accommodation offers a sauna, hot tub, restaurant and free WiFi. The hotel offers a hot spring bath. The nearest airport is Fukushima Airport, 79 km from Shionoyu Onsen Rengetsu.

Stayed here to play on the attached golf course. The room is clean, the quality of the hot spring is good, and the morning bath is the best. Summer is the best because it is also a summer escape, but this was the first time I stayed outside of summer. As a result, it was the best outside of summer. In winter, you can warm yourself in the hot springs, so there is no problem. It is a stylish hotel.

I stayed with my family in December 2021. I liked it too much after a long time, so I repeated my reservation in March. ■ Meals The meals can be selected as ”buffet style”, ”half private room dining room” and ”room meal”, but definitely ”buffet style” is recommended. I thought it would be a pretty delicious part compared to the live kitchen, the freshly fried tenkara and the buffet of the common hotel. This level is not too much to say the same class as the ”hanari” of Lake Hakone, ashinoko. The vegetables that tend to be pulled out of this hand are delicious and exciting. In addition, for families with small children, there is a half-private room zashiki in the buffet venue, and there is a child menu in ”１ lower position than adults” so that small children can take it by themselves Anyway, I was impressed that I was worried about １ rank ２ rank compared to the hotel in the same price range. Then the buffet alcohol was rich in variety and was free to drink at + 1,500 yen. When I chose a little early 17 o'clock, please eat at night. And I received several tickets for the ramen shop opposite the hotel. ■ Facility barrier free etc. I think there is no problem, but I feel a little old (very beautiful) with the toilet on each floor. The size and speed of the elevator are not particularly dissatisfied. ■ Onsen Indoor and Outdoor hot water were very good. I think it is a hot water without any particular feature, but the open-air bath while watching the snow was usually pleasant. ■ Other weekends? Saturday? It seems to be limited, but fireworks rose right behind the hotel. I thought I was working very hard while the customer was decreasing in the corona. I thought Kinugawa had been lonely, but I suddenly wanted to support it.

We used it for use. There is a free parking lot on the premises. The front desk was working alone with a Southeast Asian woman, whether it was a shortage of people recently. The room is a Japanese style western room. The TV is small. The bed feels hard with springs. The public bath seems to be not a hot spring. There was charcoal. Breakfast is not like Otawara, and it is an ordinary Viking. There were many types.

If you choose to take a bus from the station to the hotel, brace yourselves for a rather long walk from the bus drop off point to the monorail entrance along a very rough gravel road (trust me, it gets worse if it’s wet and cold and you’re dragging a 15kg luggage). The walk was far from what I’d expect when staying in such a luxury resort. If I could make any suggestion i think the hotel should perhaps pave the gravel road to make it more walk-friendly? Or negotiate with the bus company so that the stop is right outside the monorail entrance and not at the end of a muddy gravel road. But until any of that is made possible I’d highly recommend taking a taxi from station if you don’t have a car. The ‘Monorail’ (which was more like a glorified cable car) was an interesting feature on arrival. I don’t know if it was build due to geographical restriction (that prevented actual roads built right up to the hotel?) or as some sort of gimmick but sorry to say it’s really not efficient during peak hours and after the first ride it really just felt like an elevator that takes forever to arrive. Once we finally arrived the place itself was gorgeous throughout. From the decor to the atmosphere it’s just a relaxing vibe. It’s a place for getaways and the hotel made sure of that with all the attention to details (such as the meal timings, the seating arrangements etc) to make sure at no point you feel crowded or overwhelmed. The service was great and the staff know limited but adequate English. The Onsen was quite a long walk from our room in freezing cold weather, the foyer was fancy with a relaxation area and free drinks, however the actual onset felt slightly on the basic side to me with just one indoor and one outdoor (not a super fancy type) bath but since there weren’t many guests it wasn’t crowded and I was happy. Again the entire onsen area was very neat and clean. Our room was lovely and clean with a nice balcony. Food was lovely as well. Overall once you get past the gravel road and reach the hotel there’s really not much else to fault and I did enjoy my stay very much.

I stayed for one night and two days with my family (5 adults and 2 children (grandchildren)). The purpose of this time is to celebrate my mother-in-law's 88th birthday and show my grandchildren SL Taiki. As soon as we arrived at the ryokan, there was a service for women to choose from several types of yukata. This was a great service for women. Children's yukata were also prepared for grandchildren. My mother-in-law had a gift of bath salts. I entered the room and was able to see the Kinugawa River. I took a bath in the indoor bath, but there are several types of baths, and a ladder is available. The food was plentiful and satisfying for both dinner and breakfast. Employees were bright and responsive. Overall, I was very satisfied. If there is an opportunity, I would like to use it again.

安定の金額と清潔感と広さ。素泊まりで寝るだけなら十分です。今回は朝早く出発でしたので朝食付きにしましたが朝６時半からレストランがOPENするのも助かりました。バイキングでしたが品数も多くて美味しく食べれました。家族での滞在なのでせめてキーは2枚欲しかったです。また利用するつもりです。ありがとうございました。