Best Hotels in Nihonmatsu
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Hotel Route-Inn Nihonmatsu -Kokudo 4Gou-
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Mount Inn
"You can take a bus from the entrance of Nihonmatsu JR Station to the hotel. It takes 1 minute to walk there after getting off the bus. It is very convenient. The hotel is not big but the room is nice. The tatami is large and the parent-child room is very comfortable. Although the hotel decoration is old, it is very clean. There is also a hot spring on the first floor, which is great for washing away the fatigue of the journey. The breakfast is a buffet with a full range of varieties and it is also enough to eat. It is very good. There is also a racing simulator on the first floor, which the children love. The hotel is not far from the Ebisu Circuit Ebisu Circuit. It only takes a short taxi ride (RMB 300 is acceptable). There is a zoo next to the track. There is a park near the hotel that is also worth visiting. There is also an izakaya opposite the hotel, which is convenient for late-night snacks. Convenience stores are also nearby and a few steps away."
Urban Hotel Nihonmatsu
"I really enjoyed my stay at Urban Hotel Nihonmatsu. The location is very convenient near the station, the room was clean and comfortable, and the staff were extremely kind and helpful. It was a perfect place to stay for visiting Ebisu Circuit and exploring Fukushima, and I would happily stay here again."
Kounkaku
"For our first stay in Nihonmatsu, we chose Kounkaku based on reviews on tipcom, and stayed there with my uncle. There are parking spaces above and below Kounkaku, and you can park in either. We checked in a little before 3 pm. This time, we each had our own room. Since our room was on the second floor, we were able to easily go to the large public bath and footbath. The next morning, we went to Seifu on the fourth floor for the breakfast buffet. From the reception staff to the buffet staff, everyone was very hardworking and kind. We would like to visit again during the chrysanthemum doll season. My husband, uncle, and I were all very satisfied. Thank you very much for your hospitality."
Azumakan
"I've been to Dake Onsen a few times but had passed up this inn until now. I decided to stay for the first time as it had been renovated and was neat and tidy. The hot spring was as expected of Dake Onsen. The cloudy white water was of good quality. The temperature felt a little hot but the water was good. The inside of the building had an open feel, but it was a shame that cleaning couldn't keep up with the small details and there was lots of trash scattered around. It ruined the atmosphere of the inn so I hope they do something about it. Meals were served buffet style. The menu was well replenished so there was no problem even if I arrived at the restaurant late. The staff were also friendly so I would consider this as one of the possible inns to stay at Dake Onsen."
Kagamigaike Hekizantei
"We descended a narrow slope (Sakurazaka) from the hot spring town of Nihonmatsu. There was a foot bath on the right, but it was too cold to get out of the car. On the left was the still-closed Ichinohira Hotel (although its sign still remains on the road). While the hotel's official website lists 60 parking spaces and 47 rooms, for some reason, several late-arriving cars were parked on the side of the road. (However, since the road is a dead-end, only hotel guests can enter.) The hotel itself was very clean. Our room was a comfortable Japanese-style room. The window offered a good view of Kagami-ga-ike Pond. The baths are on the first floor, with only a large communal bath and an open-air bath; there is no sauna, and no separate baths for men and women. While listed as an "acid spring," the water had a strong sulfur smell and was very warming. The day we visited was "Milky Day" (a day for cleaning the bathtub gutters), so the hot spring water was milky white, but the next morning, it was clear. The food is a half-buffet, with sukiyaki and other basic dishes already prepared on the table, and some food and drinks served buffet-style. Most of the facilities are free, and this time we enjoyed playing table tennis. We also borrowed board games (there are several, but you can only borrow one at a time) and had a great time in our room that night. I think this is a recommended ryokan within the Ito En group."
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Nihonmatsu Travel Information
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More Information About Nihonmatsu Hotels
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Number of reviews |
128 |
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Total properties |
13 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
CAD 410 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
CAD 425 |
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Hotel Route-Inn Nihonmatsu -Kokudo 4Gou- |
FAQs About Hotels in Nihonmatsu
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What are the most popular hotels in Nihonmatsu?
There are many popular options for hotels in Nihonmatsu. Whether you're traveling for business or a vacation, Hotel Route-Inn Nihonmatsu -Kokudo 4Gou- (from CAD 69), Urban Hotel Nihonmatsu (from CAD 41) and Kounkaku (from CAD 75) are popular choices.
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What is the average price for hotels in Nihonmatsu?
The average price for hotels in Nihonmatsu is CAD 410 for weekdays, and CAD 425 for weekends (Friday–Saturday).
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What are popular hotels with high-quality breakfasts in Nihonmatsu?
Kounkaku (from CAD 75),Hotel Route-Inn Nihonmatsu -Kokudo 4Gou- (from CAD 69) and Azumakan (from CAD 132) are popular hotels with high-quality breakfast. Start your wonderful journey with tasty breakfast!
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Which popular hotels in Nihonmatsu offer free Wi-Fi ?
Whether you're traveling on business or for vacation, internet connection is an essential facility. Hotel Route-Inn Nihonmatsu -Kokudo 4Gou- (from CAD 69), Kounkaku (from CAD 75) and Soranoniwa Petit Hotel (from CAD 136) are popular hotels with free Wi-Fi.
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Which hot spring hotels in Nihonmatsu are recommended?
Consider hot springs in your hotel during traveling? Kounkaku (from CAD 75), Soranoniwa Petit Hotel (from CAD 136) and Mount Inn (from CAD 63) have wonderful hot springs. Book now!
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