Hot Springs Hotels in Tanabe

My husband and I stayed here after a very long and wet day of hiking on the Kumano Kodo. It was a perfect place to land, rest and recover. The room is small, but the bed was one of the most comfortable of our whole trip. Our bodies also very much appreciated the onsen tubs, which both of us had to ourselves (separate men and women’s). The meal was definitely one of the very vest that we had during our entire trip in Japan, and the hostess even did emergency laundry so that we would have some dry clothes for the next day. We are very grateful to both of them for such an exceptional stay.

On the 11th holiday, one person went hiking, and planned to break all five days. On the first day, I wanted to cover the first few chapters that were more difficult. So it is very suitable to live on the plateau. I didn't expect the typhoon aftershocks in China to affect the Jiyi Peninsula, so I started the day it started to rain heavily. The first day of the heavy installation was overdue, because the news of Trip.com on this store was too old, and it was still a bit nervous at that time. It would be too Japanese. As a result, the dinner was very personal. The boss would also be simple in Chinese. It was completely a social cow. Take everyone to dinner and chat together. The room is a bit old, but there are facilities for drying clothes and a bathhouse! It was really raining for a day, and the clothes were dried in a bath. It was really comfortable. Also because of the rain the day before, the next day the room was full of clouds, it was really worth it! I hope that I will have the opportunity to come here to hike in the future, and I must continue to live here once.

The room was a bit dated, but it was quite comfortable. The owner looked a bit like Li Zongsheng and could speak a little English. He was very welcoming. The town is small, so small that it's only about 100 meters from end to end. By the way, the B&B is next to the bus station, which is very convenient if you have a lot of luggage.

Very good experience, the room was very clean. The overall stay was very silky, the service staff was also good, it is highly recommended that everyone come to live. The nearby supporting facilities are also very complete, there are many supermarkets

There were not many people when I checked in. There were outdoor hot springs, separated for men and women. The service staff are very enthusiastic, and there is a young man who can speak Mandarin and is very good. The hotel facilities are slightly older. Luggage can be sent. They can also drive you to the bus stop for free in the morning. But there is nothing around the hotel. It is on a hillside. Get off at Xiatang Peak. There are not many buses.

We reached the hotel on foot from Hongu Taisha Shrine via Ohitsuchi, passing by Yumine Hot Spring Street. It takes about half an hour to walk from the hot spring street. I’m not sure how to get there by car. The hotel environment is very good. It’s a completely Japanese-style resort hotel. It’s quiet and far away. The crowd, the service is enthusiastic, and the hygiene is up to standard. (Note that there are no showers in the rooms, you have to go to the large bathroom.) The hot springs are very big and unique. The dinner is also good. I have a good rest. There is a shuttle bus to the palace when I leave. ( You may also be able to make an appointment) Watase Onsen is worth experiencing!

Amazing service from the moment we arrived to the date of our departure. Staff is very attentive. Food is amazing and presented well. Location is serene and a great change from the big cities. Rooms are perfect and just the type of Japanese village rooms and decor we were hoping for.

Kumano Honno is the hometown of hot springs. It includes Tangzhifeng Hot Spring, Chuantang Hot Spring, and Duyu Hot Spring. Compared with the famous Chuantang Hot Spring, the Duyu Hot Spring Hotel we booked is more niche and quieter in a small mountain. The hotel has three floors, each floor is 10 and the foreign room. We arrived at the hotel at 1 pm. There was no regular told to check in after 3:00. We were very enthusiastic to help us check in and introduce the soup rules. The room is large, twin bed + tatami, facing the river bank, the window is cherry blossoms. There are two hotels and four soup pools, you can soak, there is the largest open-air wind in Western Japan and the Japanese family special loan cut open-air wind. The dinner was very delicate and the breakfast was very delicate.

It’s more for family vacation or friends staycation. Kitchen is well equipped, nearby is only 2 eateries, bus transportation is available but very limited . Bring some food over so u can cook dinner n breakfast for yourself

The hot springs are a bit dated and didn't seem very clean. The toilets were across from our second-floor room, and as soon as we got there, we could smell a strong urine odor. The cleanliness needs to be improved. I came here specifically for the food, which was absolutely delicious. It was definitely worth it. I give it a 120. They put a lot of thought into the preparation, and the portions were generous. It was like a truly luxurious set menu! The service was also very good. I just hope the cleanliness could be improved...