Hotels near Gyoja Cave in Bungotakada

Located in Usa, Usa Hotel Riverside is within a 5-minute drive of Usa City Peace Museum and Jyuppouzan Daijyoin. This hotel is 21.1 mi (33.9 km) from African Safari and 1.7 mi (2.8 km) from Higashi Hongan-ji Temple.This hotel offers designated smoking areas.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 27 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected.

Nestled adjacent to National treasure, Fukiji Odo temple, it is a bed and breakfast where we urge you to come and have a relaxing time in historical atmosphere, away from the hustle and bustle in city area.

Closest to downtown and free parking is also available. The price is reasonable and very good. It's not new, but it was clean. The price is normal and meals are included. The non-smoking room was not empty and it was a smoking room, but there was no problem with the smell.

We were a bit hesitant ourselves about this ryokan - we've been spoiled in staying at some of the very top ryokans throughout the country, and while Amane Resort Gahama is highly rated and understood this property to be kid-friendly, we weren't sure if it would meet our own high bar. Thankfully, our concerns were completely unfounded. It deftly balances the needs for discerning adults while at the same time doing a wonderful job catering to the needs of young families. This was part of a multi-generation trip, with four families (two of them with two young children each) and four total rooms as part of our booking. While Amane Resort Gahama (and its sister property, Amane Resort Seikai) is located along a bustling street in a nondescript area of Beppu (and next to KFC as well as Nitori, a large home furniture store), once we stepped inside we were ushered into a different world. Namely, the panoramic view of the ocean gave the ryokan an air of tranquility. We booked four rooms - all in the tower (there are separate Villas on site, but we wanted the view.) All of the rooms were Japanese-Western style with a generous 90 square meters of space. Two of the rooms were on the third floor, one was on the fifth floor, and one was a ”special room” on the top floor (10F.) Of the four, I'd say that the fifth floor room was my preference, in that it allowed unobstructed views (the Villa rooftops were visible when peering out of the balcony of the 3F rooms) that were not too far off from the 10F room, and it had a bedroom that was separate from the living room, whereas the 10F special room was an open, junior suite style. Somehow, it also seemed that the top floor room was a bit tighter in space, despite the specifications. All rooms offered both indoor and outdoor Onsen (hot springs) baths, and that's what we were after. Of course, the children wanted to enjoy the larger communal baths. Unfortunately, it's located in Seikai, meaning you'd either have to walk outdoors for 5 minutes (through the Nitori parking lot) or take a complimentary shuttle - a bit of a hassle, yes, although we wound up bouncing between both properties for some of our meals (more on that later.) Gahama catered nicely to families with young children. They offered child-sized slippers as well as Yukata and Samue robes that were small enough to even fit a 2-year old. Our meals (for 11 total people) on both nights were served in a private room. And they offered very nice children's meals for both breakfast and dinner - they loved all of the food offerings at this property. At the same time, this ryokan would be equally suitable for adult couples... service is polished and attentive, while both the kaiseki dinner meal and French dinner course (the latter is at Amane Resort Seikai) were sophisticated and beautifully presented. And that's one of the benefits of either of the Amane ryokans - the multiple dining options allowed us to enjoy a diversity of top-notch servings. In the morning, w

Overall, I felt the hotel was very nicely done with great local touches while still keeping an international atmosphere. I also wanted to point out the great flexibility of the hotel, allowing me to change my meal reservations from 3 dinners at Elements (I was on a package deal) to one at Elements and combining the remaining two meals at Elements to a dinner at Atelier. This allowed me to not have to dine at the same restaurant as well as opening up a slot for me to explore a local restaurant. However, there were two things that I'd like to point out that the hotel can improve upon. The first is the staffing at the club lounge (and in general) is not enough. There were many moments where I was left to wait, to the point where using standard facilities (like the check-in counter, or breakfast at Elements) would have been a more positive experience. Breakfast on 12/21 was where the understaffing really showed, where it took over an hour to complete breakfast; many guests left in the middle of their meal since service was horribly slow. However, the second point us what I would really want the hotel to work on - CoVID countermeasures. Largely, two things I'd like to point out. (1) Temperature screening us inconsistent. I was checked when I first arrived, but never anytime afterwards (or should I say, the thermometer station was unmanned). (2) During my meal at Atelier, my wife and I noticed that the staff (He was Italian, I think his name is Marco?) preparing the dishes (in the open kitchen) prepping a sauce, tasting it with the same spoon which was quickly rinsed it under the faucet and returned into the mixing bowl. I pointed this out to one of the servers (Japanese male, responsible for serving and explaining the dishes). This is where I felt the hotel can improve on - in detail, three things. (i) The Japanese server proceeded to quietly scold the staff in front of me, I felt that was not a great experience both for myself and the staff. (ii) Nothing was cleared. After the scolding (and then the staff responding back that he did not put the spoon back in) none of the utensils were changed and no follow up. I guess there is no trust in what a customer points out. And finally (iii) I felt that this is at the fault of the hotel for not putting in proper operation guidelines.A person putting together a meal will need to taste it, to make sure it's good. If the hotel were to put in operational guidelines to ensure tasting can be done while still making it very obvious that it is hygienic, I would not have to be writing this email. Needless to say, our dinner experience was ruined that night. I actually shared the above comment with IHG Guest Relations (on 25 Dec), which the agent was extremely prompt on getting back to me and assured that I would get a response back from the hotel about it within 48 hours. Unfortunately, the hotel never contacted me. I then asked guest relations again (on 5 Jan) to follow up with th

I stayed in a Japanese room in the earth building with three families with four years old children. Until I went, I was worried because there were many bad evaluations about the oldness of cooking, customer service and facilities in the kuchikomi, but it was a very good inn when I actually went. I think you can see my past reviews, but I realize that it is tough for evaluation. It was an inn that I was very satisfied and wanted to give a high evaluation without regret. ＜ Good point ＞ The bath is the best than anything. The 6 floor has a good view, but the bath itself is normal and there is no special point to note. Recommended is the bath on the 1 floor. Very large open-air bath is worth it alone. There was also a bath that bubbled like a hot water or a Jacuzzi, and the child was very happy. The dishes were above average. Of course, there are many inns that make better dishes, but there is no misfortune like the bad review. First of all, is the dish that has been devised half and the dish that is a little disappointing half? I think it is higher than the average if I think about the price. The sashimi criticized by multiple kuchikomi was also covered with film so that the timing of the meal was perfect at 々. The dining room and corridor were renewed and very bright and modern. The room was old, but it was cleanly maintained and there was no inconvenience. The service was very good for most staff. Especially the elderly female staff were very friendly, polite and nice. The room was a Japanese room with a main 12 tatami mats and a large enough size with a plus front room. Above all, it was an outstanding view of Beppu city and Beppu Bay. The room with a good view up to this is a level that is not very memorable. It may vary depending on the room to stay, but at least the earth building seems to be equipped with all rooms facing Beppu Bay, so you should enjoy the same view. By the way, it was on the 9th floor. Wifi was flying for each room and the speed was fast. ＜ bad point ＞ the attitude of the male staff at the receptionist (a little older) was worried. There is also a review of another person, but even if you ask questions that you don't know, you can read them because they are written on paper. Especially, there was a time margin, not the situation where the next person was waiting and crowded, but it was a pretty cold response. Other than this, it was generally warm and comfortable. In the unrenewed part, the oldness of the facility was visible. The corridor to the hot spring on the first floor and the back side of the building visible from the window. However, it is not dirty or uncomfortable just saying old. It was a little troublesome that there were few towels. Bath towels and hand towels are one piece per person. Is this it? I thought it was a very good inn overall. I think the bad reviews of the past are being properly viewed and improved. Or is it a harassment from the same business? (I didn't think it was particularly problematic this time) I recommend it with confidence.

At first, I was a little worried about the location, but it was not a problem because it was on the bus route, so I could get there in about 10 minutes on foot. It was so comfortable and nice because there were many amenities and restaurants around. To review the accommodation, it was by far the best .. The manager's grandfather was so kind and pleasant, and he spoke a little English, so communication was easy. The private hot springs and the big baths were all the best, and the water was good, so I really want to go again. The room was spacious and nice, and I thought it was uncomfortable to think that there was no private shower room, but it was so comfortable because there were all private shower rooms and massage chairs. This is a hostel I really want to recommend to my acquaintances. I'm going to spend so well.

I spent my first two hours doing what I haven’t done for almost three years, driving along the snaking roads in Japan. Arriving at Amane Seikai you feel euphoric, the seafood kaiseiki wasn’t the best, but the sake was good, and I was still giddy from seeing the spacious (1776 sq feet) junior suite with its own ocean view pool, jacuzzi, open-air onsen bath. “Room” 230 is in the new wing (according to my booking.com description), the apartment/room is not especially stylish, except for one little bottle of water and some coffee/tea, the mini bar and fridge were empty, but it has a spectacular view and you’ll still get your ocean view from bed and feel the constant gravitational pull of your private open-air onsen. I got up at 6ish just to catch the first rays of sunlight and to listen to the sound of the waves. Last but not least, the staff that checked me in was really nice and spoke perfect English ( coz he is from Nebraska ☺️)

When you stay at HOTEL R9 The Yard Nakatsu in Nakatsu, you'll be within a 10-minute drive of Nakatsu Castle and Senzai Farm. This hotel is 26.2 mi (42.2 km) from African Safari and 25.6 mi (41.2 km) from Harmony Land.Featured amenities include express check-in, laundry facilities, and a vending machine. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 38 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include electric kettles, and housekeeping is provided on request.

When you pass through the gate, you will be surprised by the splendid Gosho zukuri style relocated from Shirakawa go. Dinner was charcoal fire of Bungo beef, breakfast was luxurious and I was satisfied in the early days. Whatever you say ３ Check in, １２ Check out Check out You can spend a relaxing time in a room with a semi open air. The price was cheap and it was a very satisfying inn.