Kinugawa Plaza Hotel Reviews

Good!

The hotel has a great view and the Japanese-style room is very cost-effective

The hotel is a bit old, but it can be seen that it was very grand when it was originally designed. I think the location of the hotel is very good, the rooms on both sides can see the valley view is very good. It is acceptable not to make too many demands on meals, but you need to be cautious if you have demands. The breakfast has Japanese and Western styles, and there is a solid part, which is highly recommended. Listening to the sound of water and birdsong, it is very pleasant. The public bathing pools are average. It’s a pity that the private baths are fully booked on weekends, but the public open-air pools are also okay. Fireworks are set off at night, and the open-air hot springs can be enjoyed. It feels good. There is a bus to pick up and drop off the hotel at the entrance of the hot spring town, 200 yen is half price for adults and children (prepare coins). The station is on the right hand side when you come out of the station. Show the driver the name of the hotel and you will be told which car (two cars in two directions) for the return trip Let the front desk help you call the bus driver to make a reservation, the earliest is 9.20

It's convenient to have a lot of things nearby, and the yakiniku and Chinese buffet were also good. I thought it would be better if they could increase the variety of all-you-can-eat meat. It's great because the price is not that high.

Great view, great hot spring experience!

No internet, old facilities

①The parking lot is two kilometers away from the hotel. From the hotel to the parking lot, you have to take the hotel bus. During the stay, there is basically no way to drive out, and can only stay in the hotel. ②The restaurant of the hotel doesn't open until 6 pm, and I didn't know it when I checked in. I took the kids to dinner around 5:00, and no one paid any attention to us after entering the restaurant for a long time (the staff were busy pretending not to see me). ③ Check in with children, how many children are a little noisy. An old man knocked on the door a few times and then opened the door and came in, telling us to be quiet. Can't you just stay in your own home in peace? What are you traveling for? Shouldn't you discuss with the hotel if you have any dissatisfaction, why should you enter my room directly? Although I lost my temper at the front desk and talked about the third thing, I was still a little angry. worst experience ④ There is nothing around the hotel, it is better to go to the downtown area to find a cheaper hotel or homestay.

I stayed for one night in a corner suite that had a private onsen bathtub that could have fit two people in it. The room itself was quite nice, comfortable heating despite the cold December weather outside, hot water in the shower next to the onsen bathtub, comfortable bedding and the wifi worked. Water was not provided in the room, but could be obtained in small glasses elsewhere in the hotel (hotel staff recommended the tap water, which could also be boiled in the in-room hot water kettle). The hotel itself shows its age. There's a small game room with arcade games from the 1990s for families with kids as well as some souvenir shops. I did not even try the restaurant for breakfast or dinner as the additional price seemed high for the already expensive onsen suite. I did not try the public onsen baths as I had my own in-room. Yukata robes are provided by the hotel for guests. Staff was very helpful, although English was limited. In my opinion, the experience will give guests a taste of what 1980s heyday Japan hotel life was like. Even off-peak season, the private suite was quite expensive, in my opinion. 4/5 stars.

Private Onsen

I went on a tour using National Travel Support. The room had a nice view. There was no light in the room with a nice view where I could relax, which was a problem. I had never used a Japanese-style room in a Japanese hotel before, so I felt uncomfortable. Dinner was a buffet, but I'm not a big eater, so I ate slowly. I bought some souvenirs at the hotel shop using a regional coupon of 3,000 yen per person.

This hotel is a palace from the 60s, Japanese decoration a little worn. The onsens are really good, the room is large and comfortable, even when full the hotel is not noisy. We spent 3 nights there, the western breakfast is ok, the evening meals each day in a different restaurant very good. The price is correct for the purchasing power of the euro. The included parking is a bit far away and the shuttle doesn't always pick up - how would they know there are people waiting?

The rooms are spacious and the view is outstanding. There are no child rates, so it's great that you don't have to pay for children sleeping in the same bed. Breakfast has a lot of Japanese and Western food, and of course children are free. This is very helpful for my child as he doesn't eat much. The public bath is a little small, but there are other facilities you can enjoy, such as private baths, so I think couples should reserve a villa or something similar. Right above the river? The view was very nice and made me feel like I was in the middle of nowhere.

I used this hotel on a tour, and even though I paid 9,000 yen for a single room, I was disappointed because it was so bad. The staff aren't bad, but the rooms are average. What's disappointing is that the Japanese-style room can't be helped, but the futon is a rice cracker futon! ! The room has been renovated, so the old part is hidden, but it's exactly the rice cracker futon that was written about somewhere. Even though the hot springs were nice, they were not soothing on a long journey. It can't be helped if it's a cheap hotel, but I thought it was pretty bad considering it cost 9,000 yen for an additional person. The tour plan is too amazing? The food is shabu-shabu, but the meat is obviously frozen, and the buffet doesn't have much to offer, so I can't help but eat, but the bedding is really bad. The next day, my entire back hurt, and it still hurt for about two days after I got home. It's a pity because the tour content was good, even though it's cheap on the accommodation site, but I feel like I've already paid for the room for two people with the extra charge for a single room ➰ Maybe 3000 yen 5000 yen. If it is added, there is no problem. It's amazing that tour companies are so excited about it.

Since I was taking my parents with me as usual, I decided to stay at an inn where they could eat in their room. The food was neither particularly delicious nor bad. After checking in, I entered the room and opened the tea set to make tea. I contacted room service immediately. In the meantime, when I opened the drawer in the room, there was a women's high-necked T-shirt and jeans that seemed to have been left behind by the previous guest. How is this room cleaned? Isn't it the basics of the basics such as checking the cupboards and drawers for forgotten items and cleaning them? A young female employee who came to exchange the tea utensil set responded, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry," and the matter was over. After checking in, I suddenly felt sick. It seems that the visible parts have been cleaned. I will never use it again.