Hotels near Shuhoinarinomiya in Mine

Surrounded by lush natural scenery. Nine golf courses dotted around the surrounding area.

The room was clean. The bed was fluffy and comfortable. WiFi worked well. There was also a laundry and an ice machine. Person of Staff was kind, too.

Near the station Free to sleep with elementary school students Breakfast is very cheap and the cost performance is the best. I stayed to catch a plane from Ube Airport in the early morning. Just before, I should have been at Ube hotel, not this hotel in Shin Yamaguchi! I thought, but I thought it was comfortable when I stayed and it was good to be this hotel. Breakfast was usually from 6:30 and I gave up not to eat, but when I checked in, I was told that I would open from 6 o'clock tomorrow and I was able to receive it. Because breakfast was free, I didn't expect it, but it was very delicious. The staff also answered me very politely. The room is simple, easy to use and I would like to use it again.

It's hard to imagine that this hotel is a hotel in the countryside. It is the same as the hotel I have stayed in in Kyoto, and there are public baths. It is very clean and the price is absolutely comparable to the domestic four-star. Don't entangle the size of the room. This is the case in Japan.

A very good hotel, right next to the parking lot, at a discount of 200 yen a night. The waiters are good at answering in English. They advocate environmental protection. Toilet supplies are taken in the lobby, and facial masks are also provided. The room is a bit small and acceptable, and clean. The hotel provides a hot spring right next to it. Now the lobby uses 200 Yen to buy a shampoo box. We forgot to buy it. The waiter was very helpful and taught me how to deal with it. But the hot spring is a bit old and old-style. The chase is worthy of the question is that there is a fox footprint next door, which is a foot-soaking cafe, which is very fashionable to go. The first question is that the room does not need a key to use a password, which is very trendy.

WOW! This was the first Ryokan Onsen that I stayed in and I was blown away by the lodging, the amazing staff, and the food. I say lodging because my ryokan has as much square footage as my home—a balcony, an outdoor onsen, shower and changing area, two separate toilet rooms, an open configurable area with kitchen, dining area, living room area, and sleeping area. They provided a yukata and a cloth purse that I wore for meals in the restaurant, and pajamas for relaxing in the accommodations. Every corner of the room and the ryokan was thoughtfully decorated—flower arrangements, ceramics, pictures, and so on. Happy hour each evening was a relaxing affair in the low-key bar area. Our tuxedo-clad host was efficient and friendly. Guests have a choice of ”American” or Japanese breakfast. I tried each. ”American” breakfast is much different from what we'd have in the USA, but you won't get the tasty Umeboshi plum or Japanese pickles provided with the Japanese breakfast. I found that both choices were far too much for me. On two days I opted instead to get a pastry from the bake shop and eat in my room. The kaiseki was fabulous. I was with a group (10 total) so we dined in our own room each night. Each night had a different menu. If you want to get an idea of what the experience was like, see the photos I posted for each of the kaiseki courses we had on the first night. Thanks to Head Chef Junichi Takeda for the wonderful meals and to Otani-san for being such a gracious and wonderful host.

Vijiho, which is common in local cities. The room is rather large. I was thinking of eating here because it is a restaurant, but I was told that the business will end this year by the day before, so I decided to go out to eat. As a result, the izakaya that was so popular was good for sake, so it was a distinguished name for injury. I'm grateful to receive a wall-mounted calendar at the end of the year, but no, I wonder what to do. Apparently, when I go to a local city, there is a Fushi that all the customers think are coming by car. Well, this area is a cement city, and 90% of them stay in Vijiho, probably business Lehman or construction workers. The calendar was a practical type with large letters, so I sent it to my home by Takkyubin with souvenirs. I passed a little bit this time, but I think it is a good inn such as a restaurant and a year-end calendar service.

　Close distance from the station 200m. Take dinner at a tavern in front of the station and buy it at a nearby convenience store and check in. The room is relatively relaxing and WIFI complete, but it is a pity that it is not a washlet. After that, it was an ordinary business hotel. It was a cheap hotel with breakfast at less than 5000 yen.

The service was really attentive and I never thought ”I wish this was a little more”, and it was a very satisfying stay. It was great in everything that the customer wanted. In particular, it was very impressive that the staff were always smiling, cheerful, kind and nice. I was impressed that the smile was not a business, but a sincere smile that really cherished customers. I'm sure everyone is proud of your work. The female staff who took charge of the meal was very humorous, made me laugh a lot, and it was the best time with a delicious meal. I've eaten a lot of buffets so far, but this was the first time I've had a high-quality buffet. The staff at the pool were also really kind and the gentle smile was very impressive. On the way back, I was also impressed that he waved until I couldn't see the car. It's quite a price, but there is no doubt that you can get more satisfaction than you expect. I definitely want to stay again.

If you would like to enjoy/experience typical high-end Japanese ryokan. You never regret choosing this hotel. The excellent dinner (I chose fugu-kaiseki) is offered at the individual dining rooms with great privacy. You enjoy quiet moment at their beautiful Japanese garden where many carps. People are very kind and attentive. I had a very impressive time there.