Kinugawaonsen Fukumatsu Reviews

It was not worth the price. Yes they have an onsen, but it’s closed in the morning. Also, there is a time on when you can use it. It’s only open from 16:00-21:30. So we decided to just use the shower in the room, but to our surprise, you can’t use it, too! They locked it and put a barrier on it so that you really can’t enter the bathroom. That’s insane! I can’t believe this hotel got a 3-star from a reviewer. Hotel is old, too. Don’t stay in this hotel or you’ll just be disappointed.

The rooms and lobby are decorated with great care. They are antique. There is a hot spring on the second floor. There is a children's play area. There is a fitness area. There is also a music area with many musical instruments. There are many calligraphy and sculptures.

It was a nice bath that kept me warm for a long time.

First of all, the hot spring is only available until 9:45pm, which is the worst. We couldn't even take a morning bath. Furthermore, the toilet in our room didn't flush properly and we had to flush it several times before it would flush properly. When we checked with the front desk, they told us it was because we were on the 7th floor, but I thought that a poor flush would be a problem no matter what floor we were on. We stayed for 2 nights, and after one night we went sightseeing and returned, but there was no sign of anyone having entered the room, and no amenities had been added, perhaps because we had taken the key with us. The only thing that could be praised was the view. Everything else was terrible. I will never stay here again.

The large public bath closes at 9:45pm. I was also disappointed that I couldn't take a bath in the morning.

Although it is an old inn/hotel, the good parts are still intact. I felt that it was excellent to be offered a room without meals at this price.

Facilities: relatively complete, but the equipment is relatively old. Environment: Close to the river, the environment is still very good. Service: The service staff is very enthusiastic.

Overall, I’ll give it 3 points. The biggest advantage is the cheap price. You can’t ask for too much for a cheap price. The room is very big and can sleep more than a dozen people without being crowded. There are no beds made and the tatami mats have no heating panels. The air conditioner works well and the thick eiderdown quilt makes you sweat when you cover it, but it's cold when you don't cover it. There is no restaurant, so you can order food over the phone, and restaurants outside can deliver it. It’s better to choose a more expensive hotel when you go out to play.

I stayed in a nice room overlooking the Kinugawa River. The room was large and the heating worked well. The bathroom in my room was no longer in use, so I used the large public bath, but unfortunately the temperature of the water was too cold. Also, it was a real shame that the public bath was only open from evening until night, so I couldn't take a bath in the morning. Currently, it is only possible to stay overnight without meals and no meals are provided, but there is a 24-hour convenience store nearby, making it convenient for families to travel cheaply. There is also a refrigerator in the room, which is helpful. Unfortunately, there are no affordable restaurants nearby. Considering the cost-effectiveness, I think it is suitable for a family trip.

The hotel is a bit old, but the hot springs are nice.

There is an atmosphere that would have prospered in the past I think I'm doing my best even though I'm old. I love eagles! You can hear the people next door in the room. There are few modest customers, but the cost performance is good. It's close to the center, so you don't have to worry about eating at night. The parking lot in front of the inn is small with about 10 cars, so it is better to check in early. The building along the Kinugawa River has a great view and is impressive.

The sanitation is so bad, there is a strong mold smell when you enter the room, I'm really afraid of mold pneumonia after sleeping all night, there are no disposable toiletries in the house, you have to make the mattress yourself, and cover the bed sheets and pillowcases yourself, which is the same as the domestic 80 The experience at night was similar. When I checked out, I saw the bed sheets just placed at the elevator door to be stepped on. I have never been so disappointed in a hotel

Thank you for accommodating our sudden stay. The facility itself is old, but I'm satisfied with the cleanliness of the room, which betrays my expectations after renovation. The bath was nice too. Speaking of greed, it's a pity that the bath was closed until 21:45 and in the morning. I may not be able to help it with corona misfortune.

The hotel is about seven or eight hundred meters away from the station. It is a very nostalgic hotel. I stayed in a tatami room with a lot of space, but the sanitation was terrible. There were a lot of long hairs on the floor, and the facilities were outdated. After waking up in the morning, there were two people My whole body is itchy. When I checked out in the morning, I saw that the quilts used by the guests were piled directly on the floor of the corridor in the hall. There is no snack vending machine in the store. If you are hungry at night, you need to walk about five minutes to buy something. I don't think it's worth 20,000 yen a night.