Best Hotels in Aso District
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Ryokan Yumotosou ★★★★
"Everything was good, good location, good breakfast, good service. We were very comfortable staying here, onsen was also good"
Ryokan Hakusuiso ★★
"Last year I visited with my father, and this year I came to Baeksujang with my daughter. The interior is old, but it has a unique old Japanese smell. The meals were prepared with care as packed lunches, and the hot springs were especially great. The water was really great. I plan to come again next year."
Fumoto Ryokan ★★★★
"We had a fabulous time in this ryokan. It was ideally located along the street where you can find restaurants,cafes and shops. Opposite the ryokan is a popular coffee and pastry shop. The ryokan itself has 9 private baths along with an open air segregated male/ female baths. So much so we didn't have time or a need to try the other onsens. The breakfast and dinner were also delicious and satisfying we had a relaxing time there..."
Yukyo No Hibiki Yusai ★★★
"Great place with good food and goods services"
Miyama Sansou ★★★
"What I loved -The room is HUGE! It has a balcony, living room, bedroom, private onsen, big bath area, and a separate toilet. Plenty of space to relax. -The private onsen in the room was definitely the highlight. You can enjoy it anytime without worrying about other people. -You can also use the public onsen in the hotel and another public onsen just next door, both within walking distance. -The bed was super comfortable. Had a really good night's sleep. -Breakfast and dinner were traditional Japanese cuisine. It may not suit everyone's taste, but I personally enjoyed the authentic experience. What could be better -Parking spaces near the room are limited. However, the hotel staff will help transport your luggage, so you just need to wait a while. -The hotel is a little far from the onsen street, so it's not the most convenient if you plan to walk there often. -The yukata provided wasn't very nice-looking. It was comfortable, but not something I wanted to wear for photos."
Yusai Bekkan ★★★
"This traditional hotel has basic room facilities for us two. Coffee and tea and cup of noodles and toiletries provided for use in the onsen. We were able to enjoy our meals in the adjoining bigger Yusai hotel and their bigger onsen. Dinner and breakfast at the adjoining bigger hotel was sumptuous. Worth it."
ASO CANYON TERRACE & LODGE ★★★
"Good sunset view from the room and its icon swing. Good service and hot spa. Good location for visiting Mount Aso and 20 minutes drive to the top. The only downside is the food service that we cannot order any breakfast and dinner within 3 days ahead which is quite ridiculous. The location is far from any restaurants and need to drive at least 15 minutes to Ozu city for food."
Yama No Yado Shinmeikan ★★★
"A wonderful place to relax. In the heart of a charming little town. The staff is friendly and attentive. Dinner and breakfast were plentiful and of good quality. Our best hotel in Japan. A perfect stay. They were very thoughtful and attentive. Thank you so much!"
Kurokawa Onsen Ryokan Ichinoi ★★★
"What a surprise, a special car pick-up at the bus station🚏, one night and two meals are great! The girl from Zhejiang is beautiful, enthusiastic, and thoughtful. She introduced us to delicious cakes and Dorayaki in the surrounding area. The entrance of the hotel is the starting point for hiking. If you have time, you can go for a walk. There will definitely be unexpected gains! The hot springs are also great. Kurokawa Hot Spring Town is worth visiting again! Unforgettable🥰"
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The Aconcagua Resorts
"Great service and friendly staffs"
Kurokawa Onsen Oku No Yu
"It's great and worth staying in. It's a traditional Japanese hot spring hotel, and basically all Japanese people stay here. The meal is a bit simple, but the hot spring experience is good. Soak in the hot spring and look at the waterfall."
glampark ACONCAGUA RESORTS
"I stayed in a glamping tent and it was very comfortable. The food was delicious and the service was first-rate. It was a shame that we couldn't use some of the open-air baths due to the season, but there was a sauna and everything was well-maintained."
Kaneishi Ryokan
"The room was very clean and stylish. The service was very friendly. The bad thing was that there was no breakfast or dinner available, even for money. Luckily there was a restaurant on the other side of the river where you could get food in the evening. Really good onsen. The best sauna I have been to in Japan."
Ryokan Sanga
"The service was excellent, and the rooms are spacious. Each room features its own private 'Qieshi' hot spring bath. They provide a shuttle service to and from the Kyushu Odan Bus Station. Upon check-in, you can book a time slot for the private onsen. Both breakfast and dinner were delicious, with dinner even being served directly in our room, which added a very special touch."
Hotel Yumeshizuku
"The service was excellent, and the food, both breakfast and dinner, was great. The onsen was comfortable and clean. It's a shame that the massage chair required a coin-operated subscription; normally, hotels of this caliber and price shouldn't charge extra for it."
Tsuetate Keiryu No Yado Daishizen
"It's a great place for a rental car trip, but the staff were all incredibly friendly. The food was also satisfying, and I had a wonderful time."
Nonbiri Papa
"Check-in was quick and easy. The staff were friendly. The room was large, clean, and had everything I needed. The shower towel was a bit small."
Senomoto Kogen Hotel
"Everything here is great, except the location is remote; it's really hard to get here without a car. In return, you get a hot spring experience with astronomical observation. It's fantastic. After your meal, you can enjoy unlimited free drinks—the variety is truly extensive. Highly recommended."
Tsuetate Onsen Hotel Hizenya
"The hotel rooms were spacious and showed signs of age, but felt clean. The front desk staff spoke Mandarin and explained the hotel facilities in great detail. Guests could enjoy the onsen (hot spring) within the hotel grounds, and there were also several other outdoor onsen accessible by the hotel's shuttle bus, which took about 2 minutes. The breakfast selection was extensive, and everything was delicious."
Ryokan Wakaba
"Good hotel but the onsen too open and close so early but overall okay"
Oyado Nonohana
"Falling into the green, the environment is super good, the room is comfortable and clean, and the guy who helped serve dinner can speak Chinese and speaks Chinese very well. I will come again."
Ryokan Yunosako
"The ryokan is a little tired, but the hosts are wonderful! Very kind and hospitable. Delicious breakfast."
Kurokawa-So
"This is a large ryokan located around Kurokawa Onsen, with a main building and an annex. This time, we booked a room in the annex, which was very spacious and even had a loft. There were two private onsen baths right in the room, and another one just outside the room. The experience was absolutely incredible."
Ryokan Misato
"The experience was excellent! First, the service was impeccable. When we arrived at Kurokawa Station, our local SIM card didn't have a number, so we couldn't make calls. We found a gas station and asked a local to help us call the hotel. The hotel immediately sent a car to pick us up in 5 minutes. Upon arrival, they even carried our luggage directly to our room on the second floor. All the staff greeted us with a bow. When we left, the hotel also provided a special car to take us to the station. This kind of pick-up and drop-off service made us feel very safe. Second, the room was larger than most Japanese hotel rooms, with a bed and tatami mats. The decor was stylish, with a separate wet and dry area. The entire hotel's decor was very Japanese. Third, the onsen (hot spring) was excellent, with both indoor and outdoor baths. We were told there were seven different types of spring water, no wonder it's a favorite spot for locals. Fourth, we ordered breakfast, which was not only delicious but also beautifully presented. The breakfast changed daily, the ingredients were fresh, and many ingredients were prepared by the owner himself. Highly recommended! Fifth: One of the waitresses was a young lady from Shanghai surnamed Li. She was very patient in explaining and helping us with any problems we encountered. Thumbs up for her service! 👍🏻 In short, during our time in Kurokawa, in addition to breathing the fresh mountain air, seeing the rustic wooden Japanese architecture, and soaking in the relaxing mountain hot springs, we also experienced warm service. We will definitely come back next time we have the chance!"
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3,013 |
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Total properties |
141 |
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CAD 477 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
CAD 510 |
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Yukyo No Hibiki Yusai |
FAQs About Hotels in Aso District
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What are the most popular hotels in Aso District?
There are many popular options for hotels in Aso District. Whether you're traveling for business or a vacation, Yukyo No Hibiki Yusai (from CAD 134), Kurokawaonsen Yamamizuki (from CAD 421) and Ryokan Yumotosou (from CAD 266) are popular choices.
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What is the average price for hotels in Aso District?
The average price for hotels in Aso District is CAD 477 for weekdays, and CAD 510 for weekends (Friday–Saturday).
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What are popular hotels with high-quality breakfasts in Aso District?
Gekkoju Kurokawa (from CAD 906),Aso Ryokan Gensuiro (from CAD 1,091) and Kurokawa-So (from CAD 667) are popular hotels with high-quality breakfast. Start your wonderful journey with tasty breakfast!
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What are available deals for hotels in Aso District?
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Which popular hotels in Aso District offer free Wi-Fi ?
Whether you're traveling on business or for vacation, internet connection is an essential facility. Yukyo No Hibiki Yusai (from CAD 134), Kurokawaonsen Yamamizuki (from CAD 421) and Ryokan Yumotosou (from CAD 266) are popular hotels with free Wi-Fi.
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Which hotels in Aso District have swimming pools?
Senomoto Kogen Hotel (from CAD 172), Tsuetate Onsen Hotel Hizenya (from CAD 265) and The Aconcagua Resorts (from CAD 247) provide awesome swimming pools. Book now and enjoy your swimming pool!
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Which hotels in Aso District are good for couples?
When traveling to Aso District, it is popular for couples to stay at Miyama Sansou (from CAD 596) and Yamakawazenzo (from CAD 216).
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What are the best sap hotels in Aso District?
A spa treatment can be the perfect way to unwind after a long day of travel. Ryokan Yumotosou (from CAD 266), Ryokan Sanga (from CAD 255) and Hotel Yumeshizuku (from CAD 290) provide wonderful spa services.
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Which hot spring hotels in Aso District are recommended?
Consider hot springs in your hotel during traveling? Yukyo No Hibiki Yusai (from CAD 134), Kurokawaonsen Yamamizuki (from CAD 421) and Ryokan Yumotosou (from CAD 266) have wonderful hot springs. Book now!
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What are best luxury hotels in Aso District?
Aso District has many wonderful luxury hotels with good service. Gekkoju Kurokawa (from CAD 906) and Aso Ryokan Gensuiro (from CAD 1,091) are popular options.
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