Hotels near Nishi-Nasuno Station, Nasushiobara

First of all, it is important whether it is for Nishi Nasuno Station. There is nothing around at all. There seems to be a convenience store in front of the hotel, but it was not available at 23:00 and I went to the family for about 15 minutes on foot. There seems to be a convenience store on the opposite ticket gate. The hotel room is retro, badly, dirty and smelly. It was a smoking room, so there was a smell. There was a caricature lending and coffee service. Breakfast was curry. There were other bread and side dishes. Cospa is good if you only stay, but couples will be hard to use. The bed was a big size.

Stable amount, cleanliness and size. It's enough to sleep without meals. This time I left early in the morning, so I included breakfast, but it was also helpful that the restaurant opened from ６:30 in the morning. It was a buffet, but there were many items and I was able to eat deliciously. I wanted at least two keys because I was staying with my family. I will use it again. Thank you very much.

It is a standard hotel in Route Inn. It is thankful that you can get coins that can be used on vending machines on the official homepage and eco cleaning. The route inn has a large parking lot, so the bus stops well, but this time, two schools overlapped with club activities for high school students, and waiting was occurring everywhere, and I noticed bad manners everywhere. I heard that it would be crowded at the breakfast venue in advance, but as expected, I had to wait a long time. If you are in a hurry, you can eat breakfast at the route inn diagonally opposite. The cause of congestion at the breakfast venue was that the side dishes were served with one hand, but the rice and miso soup had to be placed once, and it took time to get stuck because the amount was large. I think it is difficult to serve, but if group guests use it, I think that if you can leave rice and miso soup, or if you can support it, it will lead to relaxation of waiting.

A hotel that seems to have been built during the bubble period, standing in the middle of the city. Looking at the number plate of the car, I get the impression that there are many visitors to the hot spring for a day trip. Go up the escalator and go to the front desk. The lobby was spacious with a free tea vending machine. The room was spacious and similar to a regular hotel room. There are also tea cakes, and there is also a ryokan-style aspect. The meal itself is kaiseki cuisine. There is nothing brand new at a reasonable price, and it is very ordinary. The dishes for elementary school children were very large, with appetizers, hamburgers, and crab cream croquettes. I was told that it was rice with matsutake mushrooms, but the presence of shimeji was so big that I didn't know where it was. I wonder if the last sweet potato mousse was distinctive. The large communal bath is spacious, and you can relax in both the indoor and outdoor baths. There is also a small sauna and cold water bath. As it is written as 100% source, you can see that the skin becomes smooth. The water was a little hot, but the children were in it all the time, so it might be the right temperature. Two types of shampoos were installed, and soap made at the hot spring was also placed. The bathing time is 24 hours and cleaning is done early in the morning, after that it is free to enter. Breakfast is buffet style. There were too few side dishes, and it was a bit different from the reviews. This is also a normal buffet dish, nothing special to mention. My companion was eating curry, but he said it was a commercial curry without ingredients. Imagine a breakfast at a business hotel. However, the venue for breakfast and dinner is the lounge on the top floor, so the view is outstanding. Judging by whether it will come again, it is subtle. Because there are no hotels in the area and no competitors, the service is minimal. My companion said that just putting coffee in the tea vending machine would make the customers more happy, and the elderly would be happy if they carried their luggage. For now, let's take advantage of the convenience of being in the city.

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.

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.

Hotel Route-Inn Dai-ni Nishinasuno offers modern accommodations with free wired internet and an air purifier. Guests can rent laptops at the front desk and relax in the spacious public baths. JR Nishiasuno Train Station is a 5-minute drive away. The air-conditioned rooms feature a flat-screen TV with video-on-demand, a fridge and an electric kettle with green tea bags. The en suite bathroom comes with a hairdryer. A coin-launderette is on-site and a trouser press and iron can be rented at the front desk. Guests can request for dry cleaning services and relax in the massage chairs. A free breakfast buffet featuring warm European bread and coffee are served at the Hanachaya restaurant. Dai-ni Nishinasuno Route-Inn Hotel is a 20-minute drive from Nasu Highland and Nasu Garden Outlet. JR Nasu Shiobara Train Station is a 10-minute drive away.

With a stay at Hotel Route-Inn Yaita in Yaita, you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Nagamine Park and Karasugamori Park. This spa hotel is 7.5 mi (12 km) from Sabigawa Ryokuchi Park and 7.7 mi (12.3 km) from Nogi Jinja Shrine.Take time to pamper yourself with a visit to the full-service spa. This hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access and a vending machine.Enjoy a satisfying meal at Hanahanatei serving guests of Hotel Route-Inn Yaita.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 124 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless internet access keeps you connected, and pay movies provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature complimentary toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include phones, and housekeeping is provided daily.

When I went to Shiobara Onsen hot spring, I stayed at Shiobara Onsen because it was a cheap inn. When I thought it was a cheap inn, it was a luxury hot spring inn along the national route, and there were facilities such as a large bath. However, since the meal is warmed by electronically with frozen lunch box, I can't taste the feeling that I came to the hot spring inn. There are also places where the public bath is cleaned in the bathtub and there are places where it is not.

I used Shiobara Onsen for the first time. I used it on a day trip, but Matsuya was the first time I stayed. As soon as I arrived at the inn, the staff rushed in a dash and moved the car. I was a little embarrassed because the inside of the car was dirty. The inn has 4 floors and the front desk is on the 2nd floor. I thought it was on the first floor, but the first floor, which is often found in hot spring inns, has a structure called a large communal bath. You can have coffee and so on for free in the lounge. When I calmed down on the deep sofa, I almost fell asleep comfortably. Supper is a style (breakfast) served in a private room. Anyway, the amount is large and the happiness to say while looking at the item description. I wanted to drink the hot spring beer listed in the menu table, but I was disappointed that it seems that it is not currently available. The hot springs have a large communal bath and an open-air bath. This time it was not a room with a bath, so I used only these two baths. A mysterious suspension bridge that I saw when I was in a hot spring. I learned later that there was a bath called a rock bath ahead of it, but it seems that it was not available because the heavy rain two years ago had the risk of falling rocks. The open-air bath is good, but it's quite disappointing because I wanted to use a rock bath full of wildness where you can feel nature up close. I hope it can resume soon. Lastly, it was a fruit dessert that came with breakfast, but I had no fork, so I had it with a chopsticks. It is difficult to eat with chopsticks and the scent of other ingredients will shift, so I would be happy if you prepared forks. I think I will use it again, but I would like to thank you for that.