Hotels near Ryujo Park in Otawara

We used it for use. There is a free parking lot on the premises. The front desk was working alone with a Southeast Asian woman, whether it was a shortage of people recently. The room is a Japanese style western room. The TV is small. The bed feels hard with springs. The public bath seems to be not a hot spring. There was charcoal. Breakfast is not like Otawara, and it is an ordinary Viking. There were many types.

We used １ nights at work. It was a night stay, but we added breakfast because there is nothing around. The room was a plan to leave, but it was a room with ４ floor twin (non-smoking). (good point) The cherry blossom room was large and there was no high building around, so the view was good such as Nasu Dake. cherry blossom hot springs are put in for free. There are sauna and water baths. We also used sports clubs and pools with additional fees. There were few users and we were able to use them comfortably. The water in the pool was very beautiful. The muscle trema machine was a little small, but there was a minimum. The response of the front desk was good. The room was a plan to leave, but I would like to evaluate that I was able to hear hope about non-smoking. It was outside the cherry blossom building but there was also a coin laundry. (bad point) The cherry blossom building was a bit old and the whole building smelled of old buildings. Some people may not be good. The restaurant seems to be not open unless you make a reservation in advance, and you had to eat outside at night. I wanted to inform you in advance by HP etc. I think the expression that the sports club has a hotel function is correct, not the sports club is attached to the hotel.

Stayed on a tour. I knew it, but there are lots of facilities that small children would be happy with. I felt a little out of place because it was a tour with only adults, but I was satisfied with the hotel itself as a full-fledged resort hotel. The view from the room was wonderful, and the breakfast and dinner at the restaurant on the top floor was delicious. You can choose the size of the yukata, but it would have been better if there was a dotera to wear on top.

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The hospitality of the staff was wonderful. From the time we arrived at the lobby to the time we stayed until the time we returned, we were treated with the ideal sense of distance without being intrusive, and it was a very nice trip. The inside of the hotel and the rooms were well-cleaned and I felt comfortable. I had sukiyaki grilled for dinner, and the staff taught me some tips on how to cook it deliciously, so it was a satisfying meal without being overcooked until the end. The rice, water level, and cooking quality are all perfect. The Tochigi Wagyu beef that I ate for the first time had a very light fat content, and it was so light that it didn't make my stomach feel heavy. If you are planning to go to Tobu World Square, it would be a good idea to purchase it together with your accommodation reservation. I really enjoyed talking in Edo language with the actors at Nikko Edomura, and I plan to go there again. I look forward to working with you again at that time.

Stayed here to play on the attached golf course. The room is clean, the quality of the hot spring is good, and the morning bath is the best. Summer is the best because it is also a summer escape, but this was the first time I stayed outside of summer. As a result, it was the best outside of summer. In winter, you can warm yourself in the hot springs, so there is no problem. It is a stylish hotel.

The exterior was like a Kanpo Inn in the Showa period, but the interior was renewed. When you go up to the Ｒ floor by the elevator on the left, it is an observation room that can be seen ３６０ degrees, and you can also see the Nikko mountain range. I thought that the large communal bath building overlooking from there was like a health center in the Showa era, but the inside was symmetrically built for men and women, which was wider than expected and closed in addition to the walking bath. Sleeping baths There was a bathtub. The open-air bath was spacious and comfortable, regardless of the view. It is also good that insects and leaves are not floating. The quality of the spring was not as mellow as the Ureshino Onsen I went to before, and Narata Onsen in Yamanashi seemed to be smoother, but it was still comfortable as the name of Japan's three most beautiful skin hot springs. I entered many times. The room was comfortable including the bed. The air conditioning was not noisy and I was able to adjust it to the appropriate temperature. As for the meal, the Japanese beef shabu-shabu for dinner was delicious, but it was a little leaning in the second half with meat tofu, but I was full of the number of items that seemed to be an inn. The breakfast buffet also had rare side dishes, and the soft and delicious Kirengawa specialty sweetfish kanro-ni was so much purchased as a souvenir.

If you choose to take a bus from the station to the hotel, brace yourselves for a rather long walk from the bus drop off point to the monorail entrance along a very rough gravel road (trust me, it gets worse if it’s wet and cold and you’re dragging a 15kg luggage). The walk was far from what I’d expect when staying in such a luxury resort. If I could make any suggestion i think the hotel should perhaps pave the gravel road to make it more walk-friendly? Or negotiate with the bus company so that the stop is right outside the monorail entrance and not at the end of a muddy gravel road. But until any of that is made possible I’d highly recommend taking a taxi from station if you don’t have a car. The ‘Monorail’ (which was more like a glorified cable car) was an interesting feature on arrival. I don’t know if it was build due to geographical restriction (that prevented actual roads built right up to the hotel?) or as some sort of gimmick but sorry to say it’s really not efficient during peak hours and after the first ride it really just felt like an elevator that takes forever to arrive. Once we finally arrived the place itself was gorgeous throughout. From the decor to the atmosphere it’s just a relaxing vibe. It’s a place for getaways and the hotel made sure of that with all the attention to details (such as the meal timings, the seating arrangements etc) to make sure at no point you feel crowded or overwhelmed. The service was great and the staff know limited but adequate English. The Onsen was quite a long walk from our room in freezing cold weather, the foyer was fancy with a relaxation area and free drinks, however the actual onset felt slightly on the basic side to me with just one indoor and one outdoor (not a super fancy type) bath but since there weren’t many guests it wasn’t crowded and I was happy. Again the entire onsen area was very neat and clean. Our room was lovely and clean with a nice balcony. Food was lovely as well. Overall once you get past the gravel road and reach the hotel there’s really not much else to fault and I did enjoy my stay very much.

We stayed in a standard family room. The overall interior was very clean and stylish, especially the spacious bath and washroom! The artificial hot springs also had a real hot spring feel with their smell and texture. The terrace deck was also a space that didn't feel cramped even when 6 adults had a BBQ. Also, the projector in the bedroom looked great and I was very satisfied! Is the Wi-Fi a little slow? Also, the futons are dime-sized and not for one person at a time, and if you live in a room on the first floor, some people may be concerned about footsteps coming from the second floor. That's why I gave it a 4 for the service and facilities. Personally, I really liked it and would like to come again!

The hotel is fantastic, the golf course is directly visible on the balcony, the spa is free, the service is superb, and the hotel with the best hotel service is so much. I will stay again next time.