Hotéis em Kawaba

The staff who started the staff who greeted me and took part in the staff of the sending were really great. It was a warm hospitality with a good personality. The breakfast was volume in the morning and evening, but it was very delicious. The timing of the dessert for dinner was also very grateful for the care of the child. The cart and the monorail were happy with the child and took many times to and from the room I stayed in. The observatory in the morning was pleasant. I think the main building is recommended more than the annex for those who have bad feet. The bath was wet with the bathtub of the source hanging, but the other was just a good temperature including the open air. The child was enjoying the exploration mood and was interested in the cherry blossoms and paintings everywhere 々. Thank you for your memories of a pleasant trip!

New hotel. Excellent location, centrally located. The decor is elegant. The room is spacious and has windows that can be opened. The large bed is comfortable. There are indoor hot springs on ground floor, but no outdoor hot springs. Large parking lot, parking is very convenient. Staff service is top notch. Breakfast is average but enough.

If you look for a business hotel in Numata on the web, you will only book here on weekdays. It was like this when you arrive? Unlike the expected making, there was a parking lot across the road, 500 yen per night. The lobby is bright and the staff is kind and the room is renovated or beautiful. Even if it has a simple Japanese breakfast, it is more than 6,000 yen in this location.

Suddenly it snowed a lot and changed my schedule, so I arrived at the inn early, but I was allowed to check in. The lobby area was large and it was a large long-established inn. The room was upgraded. The double wash basin is fully equipped with men and women's lotion. The snowy rivers and mountains 々 looked out of a very large window, and it was like a picture. It was a beautiful large room (small 々 tatami is gigishi), and I was able to relax with delicious hot water flower buns and tea. This bun was delicious and I bought a box at the inn shop (Karinto bun, but it's not oily and moist). Enjoyed the change in the weather seen from the big window. The bath is a large communal bath, and this hot spring is a source hanging water that blends two sources. It was snowing, but the source came into the bathtub more and more, so the temperature was just right and I enjoyed the Yukimi bath. I was satisfied with the dinner in the private room. Especially the Joshu beef sukiyaki and dessert almond tofu were delicious. There was also one Western dish (bursquetta), and I enjoyed the change in the taste of each dish. Also, local sake (300cc) was reasonably priced at 1100 yen, which went well with the menu. Unfortunately, the customer service of the restaurant staff. I still ignite sukiyaki before drinking aperitif, so even if I asked you later, it turned on quickly (I heard a voice ”still” from the next room), and finally I said that I was a feast. No table In a way, when I thought that he had made tea at breakfast, I could only put half of the teacup, and both of them were not good at the level that is a little rare nowadays. I was a little disappointed that the food was delicious. However, the front desk staff were kind and good. It was still snowing, but it was a satisfying stay with good hot springs and delicious food.

With a stay at Shisuitei in Numata, you'll be steps from Oigami Onsen and a 4-minute drive from Fukiwarenotaki Fall. This ryokan is 6.9 mi (11.1 km) from Hanasakunoyu and 8.7 mi (14 km) from Kichijyoji Temple.Enjoy recreational amenities such as a sauna and karaoke. Additional features at this ryokan include complimentary wireless internet access and gift shops/newsstands.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant or snacks in the ryokan's coffee shop/cafe.Featured amenities include a safe deposit box at the front desk and an elevator. Event facilities at this ryokan consist of conference space and a meeting room. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 47 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Digital television is provided for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature bidets and hair dryers.

I used it for a couple's drive trip in commemoration of retirement. It is an old inn, but the furnishings were well arranged and I used the building comfortably. I used a rental open-air bath. There was a lot of water and we enjoyed two floors indoors and outdoors. The dishes were also 々 cooked with a lot of trouble using local ingredients, such as HIDA beef, and salt baking of amago. The best product is ”Iwaki no Oshinshu” (the bone sake of the rock fish).It was made by baking the dried fish overnight and putting it in the HIDA sake, but the clear rock fish was deliciously melted and it was unspeakable.

The traditional Japanese hot spring hotel has two open-air hot springs, a soup of Chicheng and a soup of rock mirrors. When you take a hot spring, you can see the opposite mountain view and beautiful scenery. Laoshen Hot Spring is at the entrance of the tail owl, and plans to go to the tail to hike early in the morning. The woman of the hotel will hear that I am going to go to the stern, and I will help me to contact me for the next day to go to the tail of the bus. I feel that the service attitude is really touched.

Beautiful and delicious! The hot springs and our room (in the old part, the 3. Building) was so amazing that we are speeachless! It is more beautiful than on the pictures ! And walking around in the traditional yukata was supercool and stylish! The food is really good and served in a topical Japanese way. The only thing that was not totally perfect was that there was dust and spiderwebs some places (but not the rooms). We love it, we will come back of we have an opportunity again!

Awesome hotel! Although some places look old, they are very clean and tidy, so they are not affected. Dinner is set but it's different every day, some days are amazing. Breakfast was buffet but basically nothing changed. The hot springs are very good, especially the outdoor hot springs. Snow falling on the body under the stars feels special. The hotel staff is the most hardworking I've ever seen, and the same person dials the front desk, the restaurant and so on. There is a young man named Pu who speaks some Chinese in South Korea who is very friendly and tries to meet the various needs of guests. The only thing that was not very satisfactory was the attitude of a typical Japanese male who was rather perfunctory. We wanted to change the dinner time one day and he refused. Later, I asked the young man named Park, he said yes, and then called and confirmed with the restaurant to help us improve our time. All in all a hotel worth visiting again.

It can be said that it is a very satisfying hotel experience. You can give 151 points out of 150 points. First of all, talk about transportation. When I took the railroad to reach Minakami, I went to Japan to buy a traffic card, and I could n’t contact the hotel. So I went to the sightseeing case opposite the station and asked where to call. The staff inside helped me directly to the hotel for them to pick up. Then inside the hotel, I ordered the room with an open-air bathtub. The space for living alone is very large. I can go to the hot spring whenever I want. Dinner and breakfast are included in the accommodation fee, it can be said that the price is very high. And dinner and breakfast are very rich, guaranteed to be three pounds out. If it is the hot spring in the collective bathroom, it is recommended to go after dinner, because the room is just next to the collective bathroom, so I heard it very clearly. Everyone concentrated on going in the afternoon. Basically, it was a private booking at 9-10pm. But of course there are criticisms and derogations, that is, the sound insulation is a bit inadequate. Of course, the speech in the next room cannot be regarded as the hotel's fault. But overall I am very satisfied with this stay. Highly recommended to go to this small town to experience slow life.