Hot Springs Hotels in Takeo

The ground floor of Kyoto House is beautifully decorated, and there's even a piano. I happened to catch a young male guest playing, which created a wonderful atmosphere! Breakfast wasn't included when I booked, but they actually offer a simple breakfast on-site with bread, a salad, coffee, and other basic items! There's also a private hot spring bath available!

This was my last trip, taken to celebrate my mother's birthday during Golden Week. This time, we stayed in a twin room with a two-meal plan (dinner and breakfast). Since the hotel is located on a mountain, there are no shops nearby. I recommend buying anything you need before you check in. The hotel itself was new, modern, and very clean. It spans three floors, from the first basement to the second floor. Some hallways are a bit narrow, but you don't really encounter many people, so it's not an issue. After checking in, we headed straight to the public bath. It had a modern design and featured two saunas. The semi-open-air bath was incredibly relaxing. I'm always amazed by the unique, silky smooth water quality of Takeo Onsen! Dinner was at 5:30 PM in the restaurant on the first floor. You can go in your yukata (room wear), but it didn't quite match the atmosphere of the place, though the dim lighting made it less noticeable. The vegetables at dinner were absolutely delicious, almost as impressive as the meat and fish – they truly felt like a main dish! I went to the onsen again that night, and while I really wanted to enjoy some manga in the relaxation area, sleepiness got the better of me, and I went straight to bed. I woke up in the morning, enjoyed another soak in the onsen, and then had breakfast at 9 AM. Breakfast was a Japanese set meal, and it was the kind of food your body thanks you for in the morning! You can get refills on rice and miso soup. Check-out was at 10 AM. The water, beer, and non-alcoholic cocktails in the room's mini-fridge were all included, and you could even take them with you! We were sent off at the entrance, which was a lovely touch, and left feeling very content. Even for us, who don't have much sauna experience, it was a refreshing and rejuvenating trip in just one night.

The hotel has only 10 rooms, the facilities are new, 10 points clean, Japanese style and wind, there is a massage function in the open air, the staff is 10 points good, will call to remind you to eat dinner and breakfast, originally need to leave the hotel early, can not enjoy dinner, The hotel specially arranged breakfast at an early time, very considerate service. And the quality of the food is very high. The water pressure is enough. Arranged to eat in a separate room, private feeling 10 points is sufficient.

We arrived a bit early this time, but the hotel insisted on an extra charge for early check-in. While the facilities are quite new, the layout isn't great. The sauna's showers are inconvenient, requiring an elevator ride to another floor. The staff's service attitude wasn't very good.

Pros: Very close to Takeo Onsen Station, practically door-to-door. There's a hot spring on the 8th floor, though it's on the smaller side. The breakfast has a good variety, but it can get very crowded. You can borrow bicycles, which saves you from walking. Cons: I mistakenly booked a smoking room, and it smelled heavily of smoke – something to be aware of if you're sensitive to that. The soundproofing is poor; the noise from housekeeping outside my door was very loud, and I couldn't get any sleep, especially since I had a fever.

In terms of privacy, it is really a big selling point. Add money to enjoy a half-hour period - sauna, it is worth a try. The staff is kind and friendly, the food is acceptable, but the expectations are not too high. The whole is good, the only thing is that there are fewer points deducted. The local department, the hotel is near the road, and you will hear less car noise.

Very traditional Japanese-style hot spring hotel. Although there is no large bath, the three private soup experiences that can be used freely are still very good. The most commendable thing about the hotel is the food cuisine. It is recommended by Michelin. Every meal is amazing and praiseworthy. Every time I go to Japan, I will stay at the hot spring hotel. This experience can be said to be the best. Very recommended.

Since it hasn't been long since it opened, it was really clean and nice! You can see it immediately on the left when you come out of Takeo Onsen Station! The location is insane~ Both the room and the large public bath were very clean, and best of all, there weren't many people, which was great!! I practically had the bath to myself haha! Breakfast was buffet style, and the curry was especially delicious. For dinner, there was a restaurant inside the hotel that served Kaiseki or set meals!! I saw other people's Google reviews, and it did look tasty! The price was around 2,500 yen!! I plan to stay here again if I come back to Takeo! I highly, highly recommend this place to solo travelers!!

Value for money. Basic ryokan with onsen. No convenience stores or shops nearby - need to drive out of you need anything to eat. Amenities in the ryokan not as luxurious as others that I have been to before. We booked the breakfast and dinner option too - there is lot of food but quality of the food is ok only. Nothing to scream about but you will be very full. 😂

Location: it was a 15 minutes walk from the JR station and when we left the hotel, they had a free shuttle service. The hotel is next to the famous gate and a tofu ice cream dessert place which was great.  Food: dinner and breakfast inclusive hotel room, both were fantastic  Rooms: clean and big  Onsen: it was a bit small but did have an outdoor onsen, there was no water dispenser so cannot hydrate afterwards