3-Star Hotels in Chino

It is a very large and historic old folk house, but it is kept clean. We stayed with 8 people. The kitchen was also available and I was able to spend a very relaxing time. There are towels, dryers, shampoos, etc. There was no toothbrush.

We stayed for 2 nights and 3 days. The Japanese-style room had two rooms and was very clean, and the large public bath was excellent! The meals were delicious, and we were also able to gather information about the local area from the staff. We would like to stay here again.

Stayed in March 2024. I have stayed at this hotel many times. This was the first time I booked through Trip.com. The website said it was a one night, two meals plan, but when I arrived at the hotel, I was told it was a one night stay without meals. We argued over the counter, but no one could come to an agreement. I called Trip.com and explained the situation. They admitted that I had booked a one night, two meals plan, but the hotel had received the reservation information from the wholesaler, Rakuten Travel, so I decided to hang up and wait to confirm with Rakuten Travel. When I called back, Trip.com proposed that I pay the hotel for two meals at once, and then Trip.com would transfer the amount later. There was no guarantee that the money would be transferred, and if it wasn't transferred, it would be a loss for us, so it was not a very good idea, but dinner time had already started, so I accepted it. I paid for the meal at the front desk, ate, and sent the receipt to Trip.com from my room. After I told them my transfer details, the amount was transferred the next day, so there was no expense for me, but I hope this never happens again.

It is an inn that is easy to spend by devising old private houses.