Best Hotels near JR Ebino Iino station, Ebino

Hotel location is very good, 15 minutes walk from Renji Railway Station, except for too late or too early, other times you can let the hotel send a car to pick up or drop off. There is a large supermarket near the hotel. It is very convenient to buy things, but the drug store inside is not recommended, and the things are very expensive. The drug store in Renji City is about 2 kilometers away from the hotel. It is still a bit far away, but it is very large and basically has everything. Booked Japanese-style room, the room is very large and comfortable, the window is also very large, facing the ball mill, the scenery is very good. In the evening, when you go to dinner, there will be someone to make a bed for you. If you go out to eat, you have to say something to the front desk. It is recommended to order a pair of two foods. The delicious shop in Renji City is really rare. It is enough to go out to eat at noon. It is still a hotel at night. Everyday dinner is not heavy, the taste is very good, and the amount is very good. Hot springs are not available from 0:00 to 5:00, and there are other time, two big and two small pools, indoors and outdoors, separate men and women, not very few people who come to the tour group to soak, very clean. There is a free hot spring foot bath at the entrance of the hotel, and the bubbles are very comfortable. There are Chinese services in the hotel. There are several people who speak Chinese. It is very convenient to ask and the attitude is very good. If you come back later, you can still live here.

My sincerest gratitude to the professional service and helpfulness of the front desk staff in particular the Div. Manager, Mr. Atsuyoshi Kubota, who patiently search for available medical service during late hours for treating my wife's injury and also voluntarily arrange a staff to accompany us to the hospital. Ram Kumar, the accompanying staff, is instrumemental in our communication to the medical personnels and he is so kind to arrange late dinner for us at the hotel's discretion. They not only demonstrate the highest level of professionalism but also their genuine care of the well being of the customers. Once again, big big thanks to Mr. Kubota and his team of beautiful people. By the way, good breakfast and dinner, both in terms of the menu as well as service and venue.

The room was renovated and the room was beautiful. A historic inn where Ryoma Sakamoto and famous literary masters stayed. I'm sorry I didn't take an open-air bath due to the typhoon, so I want to revenge someday. It was really comfortable with four kinds of hot springs, including sauna and water bath, all at the right temperature and hanging! I couldn't walk around the garden, but there are many exhibits in the hall, and it was good to be able to enjoy free drinks while watching the illuminated cedar forest from the lounge. It seems that there were many cancellations due to the typhoon, and there were few people and it was very comfortable. The large garden communal bath was fluttering with rain and wind. If you want to say it's too bad, I'd be happy if you had a free drink of freshly made coffee.

The open-air bath to be reserved and used was really the best! I wanted to use an open-air bath with no pillars or curtains closed, so I chose it in the mountains. At Maruo Station, I was able to collect luggage and have a great time walking around, so I used the transfer to check in and check out easily. The banquets are also delicious and delicious. I ate a glass of draft beer free of charge because the service and drink were selectable. The black pork shabu-shabu tasted a bit unfortunately, so I went to Kagoshima city and ate some food. I don't know if it's like inn cuisine or shabu-shabu itself in our mouth.

There is a swimming pool, an open-air bath, and free meat buns in the evening. There is also a free meal at 23 o'clock, which seems to be noodles. There is a hot spring water bathtub on the balcony of the room. There are double rooms that are on the small side.

About 15 minutes walk from Renji Station. The room in Japan is still a relatively large window. The scenery is very good. The tranquility of the people is very good. The front desk service is very warm. The hotel has free bicycles. It can be borrowed from people. It is the most suitable way to ride a bicycle. After the dark, there are no pedestrians and cars. It is not very convenient to eat.

. It was about 25000 yen per night. The room had two large refrigerators and two semi open-air baths connected to the hot water and the hot water. Both are source water. Dinner started with bird sting, pickles of non-pesticide vegetables, sticks of non-pesticide vegetables, vegetables, and lava baking of meat centered on chicken. Lava is said to be a lava in Sakurajima. Breakfast was self-service, with vegetables and a little food, and it was about a business hotel. This inn seemed to be doing a day trip rental bath, and there were many private rooms with open air burial in the building. I thought I could use it for time rental without staying next time. The hot spring is a carbonated spring, but it was not a carbon dioxide bubble, but it was a hot spring containing the same hydrogen carbonate ion as a heavy soda. At first, I thought that I didn't need two inner baths, but it was quite good because I could change the temperature like hot water and warm water.

The room is very clean and convenient, the boss is very good! ! Facilities: complete, with shower and washroom, and separate bathroom. There are two hot springs next to it, you can take a bath, and it is very cheap! ! Hygiene: full marks! ! Very clean. Environment: full score! ! It is very close to Renji Station, Renji Bridge, Ball Mochuan, and there is also a convenience store next to it, which is very convenient! ! Service: Awesome, the boss is very enthusiastic, and the English is very good, English communication is no problem! !

We decided to add on one night in Kagoshima prior to embarking on our second Yakushima trip. We did this specifically to try out Myoken Ishiharaso - while the ryokan is a relative unknown in foreign circles, the its prominence among Japanese folks as one of the top onsen and culinary ryokans prompted to extend our trip to try it out. We're definitely glad we did! First, the location - even though it's a mere 15 minutes drive from Kagoshima Airport, we felt like we were a world away; the ryokan is on the outskirts of Kirishima National Park, and is situated along the banks of the pretty and quaint Amori River. It's definitely a place you can easily visit from Tokyo or Osaka given its proximity to the airport, and feel like you're in an off-the-beaten-path destination. On the other hand, it's quite a ways away from Kagoshima City proper... if you want to see the sights (Sakurajima, Sengan-en, etc.) then you definitely should plan for a long day or spend two nights in the area. Note that check-in at Ishiharaso is 2PM, and you'll want to get there not much later than that, if you intend to enjoy everything that the ryokan has to offer. We stayed in a Suite in the” Ishikura” annex building called ”Kirara.” It's generously proportioned (85 square meters) and features a separate bedroom/living room/tatami room, and an open-air outdoor Onsen (natural hot springs) bath on the room's balcony. The added benefit of staying in an Ishikura room (and a handful of the top suites in the main building) is the fact that you can elect to have meals in your own room. We chose Kirara due to preferring a more comfortable (to us), Western-style accommodation - Kirara's bedroom has two double beds, and the living room is furnished with real sofas. Please note that in-room meals are served in the Tatami room. We really enjoyed the variety of Onsens that are available at Ishiharaso. The in-room open-air Onsen was awesome. It's different from many others in that it's full of Iron, and you can really smell it. Not a super pleasant aroma, but it's natural, and it's not overpowering in its aroma. What was impressive is the fact that it's not only is it of the ”kakenagashi” (24/7 constant free-flowing) variety, but the volume and force is unlike any other Onsen we've experienced. We could tell that they are close to the source, and there is an abundance of the hot springs water that Ishiharaso taps into. We also tried out several of the Onsens on the property, and they were all interesting in their own unique way. There is a pretty pathway along the river that leads guests to the main ”Daiyokujo” (segregated communal bath) that is large and indoors in a separate building that also contains a lounge/cafe. In addition, there are several outdoor Onsens scattered througout the river banks, including a footbath, a mixed-gender bath, and two private rental baths for couples/families/friends. Ishiharaso rents out bathing suits for women, which is (probably!) needed for the mixed-g

I stayed with my elderly father. I didn't think there were many staff, but they put my luggage in the room and it was helpful. The room was large enough with a twin bed and a Japanese-style room with more than 10 tatami mats with a board. I can't deny the oldness around the water, but there was also a faucet for drinking water. Dinner is a restaurant with all-you-can-drink and has a menu of ､. The restaurant also has a high ceiling, chic and relaxing. The interior of shochu lined up on the wall was also nice, and many people took pictures. The contents of the meal were also served with a polite explanation. Especially good was that Sakurajima was seen from the large communal bath while the environment was in the mountains. I was able to realize again that I came to Kagoshima ～. The hot water was also soft and nice. If I could order one, I thought it would be okay to have citrus services in my room during the winter.