Encontre hotéis 2-Star em Distrito de Ashigarashimo

"O proprietário do loja é um hotel amigável e relaxado.Posso ver o Mar do quarto, Muito calmo, e a piscina Aberta também é Muito boa."

"É altamente recomendável ficar.Embora o hotel esteja um pouco longe da estação Hakone-Yumoto, o deslocamento é muito conveniente. Do metrô, vá até o ponto de ônibus na estrada no primeiro andar e encontre o ônibus da linha T e pegue o ônibus para. o terminal, Togendai, o chefe irá buscá-lo e deixá-lo gratuitamente. A Estação Togendai é o terminal do passeio pelo lago do teleférico de Hakone. Demora 5 minutos de carro do hotel, por isso é conveniente voltar depois da diversão. O hotel está localizado a meio caminho da montanha, é muito tranquilo e tem uma vista ampla.Os dois rapazes bonitos com serviço chinês são muito pacientes e a sala é muito limpa. Não havia muita gente quando fui lá. Todas as noites vou à fonte termal ao ar livre, que é um lugar especial. É perfeito e alivia o cansaço do dia. As fontes termais aqui são muito boas. A única coisa é que não há jantar, então você mesmo precisa resolver antes de retornar ao hotel. O chefe também dará algumas sugestões e planos de viagem, o que é muito útil. Recomenda-se ficar mais alguns dias e se divertir. A sala pode ver o Lago Ashi e o Monte Fuji."

"Nestled along the serene shores of Manazuru Port, this quaint Japanese-style inn exudes warmth and tradition at every turn. Run by a charming old lady whose hospitality transcends generations, the inn offers a glimpse into Japan's rich cultural tapestry. From the moment you step inside, you're enveloped in a sense of tranquility. The tatami-matted rooms, though old, are meticulously clean, each carrying a tale of bygone eras. The gentle aroma of freshly brewed tea wafts through the air, inviting you to unwind and savor the moment. What truly sets this inn apart is its breathtaking view of Manazuru Port and the expansive sea beyond. Whether you're enjoying a traditional Japanese breakfast or simply basking in the afternoon sun on the veranda, the vista never fails to mesmerize. The rhythmic dance of fishing boats against the backdrop of rolling waves is a sight to behold. But it's the innkeeper's unwavering dedication to her guests that leaves the most lasting impression. With a genuine smile and a kind word, she ensures that every visitor feels like family. Her attention to detail and personalized care elevate the stay from ordinary to extraordinary. For those seeking solace in the embrace of Japan's timeless charm, this hidden gem on the shores of Manazuru is a haven like no other. Embrace the tranquility, savor the hospitality, and let the spirit of Japan wash over you in waves of serenity. 真鶴港の静かな海岸沿いに建つこの趣のある日本風の宿は、いたるところに温かさと伝統が漂っています。何世代にもわたるおもてなしを提供する魅力的な老婦人が経営するこの宿では、日本の豊かな文化の織物を垣間見ることができます。 一歩中に入ると、静けさに包まれます。畳敷きの部屋は古いながらも、細部まできれいに掃除されており、それぞれが過ぎ去った時代の物語を物語っています。淹れたてのお茶の優しい香りが漂い、くつろいでひとときを味わうことができます。 この宿の真の特徴は、真鶴港とその向こうに広がる海の息を呑むような眺めです。伝統的な日本式の朝食を楽しむときも、ベランダで午後の日差しを浴びるときも、その眺めは必ず魅了されます。うねる波を背景に漁船がリズミカルに踊る光景は、見逃せない光景です。 しかし、最も印象に残るのは、宿の主人のお客様に対する揺るぎない献身です。心からの笑顔と優しい言葉で、彼女はすべてのお客様が家族のように感じられるよう努めます。細部への配慮と個別のおもてなしにより、滞在は平凡なものから特別なものへと変わります。 日本の時代を超えた魅力に包まれて安らぎを求める人にとって、真鶴の海岸にあるこの隠れた宝石は他に類を見ない安息の地です。静けさに包まれ、おもてなしを味わい、日本の精神が静けさの波にあなたを包み込むのを感じてください。"

"Transporte: A 3 minutos a pé do ponto de ônibus; transporte público conveniente na região montanhosa. Acomodações: Há quartos amplos em estilo dormitório e quartos compartilhados, além de dois quartos privativos. Meu quarto compartilhado era agradável e tinha uma tomada para carregar dispositivos. A internet era instável e, às vezes, inutilizável. Banheiros: Banheiros individuais compartilhados; um dos quartos possui banheira de hidromassagem. A máquina de lavar e a secadora custam 200 ienes cada por uso. Serviços: Uma recepcionista atende em chinês; os demais funcionários falam inglês. Refeições leves e bebidas alcoólicas estão disponíveis, juntamente com café e água gratuitos. Os funcionários são muito simpáticos. Em resumo, por esse preço e localizado em uma área turística, o que mais se pode pedir?"

"The hotel location was great. We were in Hakone for the Onsen (hotel springs), and the hostel was near a lot of them. The staff was very helpful and enthusiastic. The hostel also offered an interesting diner, but we haven't try it. The building and interior was looking very Japenese traditional. Much appreciated for an immersive experience in Japan!"

"Это прекрасное место для тихого спокойного отдыха. Тут очень чисто и уютно по домашнему. Все фотографии соответствуют действительности."

"This is a surprisingly old hotel. While many of the amenities are dated and some rooms lack private bathrooms, my personal experience makes it highly recommended. I stumbled upon a deal on Ctrip and booked a room with an indoor hot spring bath and private bathroom. Each room has a different name. We stayed in Chidori, which was on the second floor without an elevator, so we had to carry our luggage upstairs. It was spacious and had a simple river view. The hotel signs the names of guests arriving at the door, which was a great experience from the start. They check in their slippers upon arrival, so you need to use them. There's free-flowing drinks and a variety of flavored liquors, and free cold drinks are available outside the public bathrooms. We booked a two-meal package, which includes two time slots for dining, which is recommended, as many restaurants in Hakone close around 5 PM, making it difficult to find food, except for 7-Eleven and Lawson. Once you reserve a table for dinner, you'll also have breakfast the next day, so you don't have to worry about repeating meals if you stay multiple nights. They also offer different dining options based on the length of your stay. Dinner includes a 75-minute all-you-can-drink offer, which is quite impressive. The hotel provides special bathrobes, but the straps are stored in a basket in the room. The towels in the basket are for guests to use in the public hot springs. Since the hot springs are recreated from the Edo period, they're quite basic. There's no shower head, so you have to scoop water to shower, as the tap below only dispenses cold water. If you're using an indoor hot spring, you can skip it. For transportation, if you're arriving at Hakone-Yumoto Station, exit the station and cross the overpass to take the mountain bus from the opposite stop. If you're arriving at Kamito-no-Sawa Station, it's about three stops. Remember to ring the doorbell before arriving, otherwise the bus won't stop unless someone else gets on. Whether you're using a card or a pass, you need to swipe or present your pass when you get on board and swipe or present it again when you get off. Remember, the Izu Bus does not accept passes. Because the mountain roads are rugged and difficult to walk, it's best to take a bus rather than hike. Remember to take a photo of the departure time to avoid missing the bus or waiting too long. In addition to most of the tourist attractions, the most lively places in Hakone are the shops in the hot spring town outside Hakone Yumoto Station. Most of them close at 5 pm, so if you need to go shopping, remember to go early."