3-Star Hotels in Nasu

I purposely came here to experience the AURA transparent dome. It felt good. There are various types of independent rooms, but when sleeping in the AURA dome, the toilet and bathroom must be shared in a shared space. I felt like I received a gift because I got free admission to the attached Highland Park.

Good service and friendly staff

I was so glad I was able to book accommodation during the May holidays 😊 The guesthouse was a very homey place to stay, reasonably priced, and perfectly adequate for just sleeping. There seemed to be many baths, but they were located directly below my room, and I was startled by the loud noises. No wonder it said bathing was only allowed until 10 pm! I don't think I could have slept all night (lol). It was a breakfast-included plan, but the landlady said she got up at 5 am to prepare it, though it wasn't as elaborate as I expected. Besides soggy rice and a vegetable stew, there was a little bit of stir-fried food*, a vegetable salad, half a slice of thin ham, and some snacks that looked like they were from a wholesale supermarket, so I thought it was about what you'd expect for the price. The landlady seemed like a very kind person, and she was running the place almost entirely by herself. I hope she takes care of her health while continuing to work. I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a reasonably priced trip to Nasu Highlands.

Even if the ingredients are used up due to the buffet, they will not be refilled, and unless you tell them, they will not be added. By the way, it's not the content of the buffet that makes me want to eat more. The correspondence relationship at the front desk is good, but the correspondence relationship between the people at the dining place is not good. The swimming pool is crowded, but it feels good. There is also a dinosaur monument, so I think children can enjoy it. By the way, it is free for children under 12 to sleep together, but there is usually an extra charge.