Hotels near Kumanoyama Park in Nagato

We stayed here for 2 nights in February, probably off season. I wanted to celebrate my husband, so I consulted with the staff about everything from changing reservations to making advance preparations. . The room with a garden and open-air bath was wonderful, and the hospitality of the staff and the food were all excellent, making my stay in a different world of bliss. Well, I think other people have already written enough about how nice the room is and how wonderful the experience is, so I'll just leave two points! 1. Even the maintenance and cleaning are beautiful. →I came across a coffee maker being maintained, but it was completely empty in a big wagon. . . Instead, you can carry out maintenance quietly by carrying an inconspicuous maintenance bag. I couldn't help but fall in love with it. 2. There is a small study in the special room. You don't want to work here! ? However, if you absolutely have to do it, you can quickly finish it in your small study. Thank you again for your wonderful stay. I couldn't finish visiting Yamaguchi, so I'll be back!

Located in Nagato, Sea Breeze 1987 is a 2-minute drive from Kitanagatokaigan Quasi-National Park and 6 minutes from Yokihinosato. This beach hotel is 14 mi (22.6 km) from Tsunoshima Bridge and 5.4 mi (8.7 km) from Motonosumi Shrine.Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and a television in a common area.Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's coffee shop/cafe. Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available daily from 8:00 AM to 9:30 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include laundry facilities and microwave in a common area. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 4 air-conditioned guestrooms.

Five minutes walk from the station, the front desk is very good, the room is quite big, there is no stain, very clean, although the breakfast is not much style, but it is delicious, to say the disadvantage is that the room is not very soundproof, and the wi-fi is very slow.

I always travel here with my family every year. It is recommended that you include breakfast and dinner. Breakfast is a buffet, and dinner is a Japanese style meal. It is very rich and delicious. Children need to pay extra for sleeping on tatami mats. There is free parking. The hotel's hot spring is great 👍

Founded 80 years ago and most established hotel in Yumoto onsen. Located at the city center and buildings are seven stories. Our sea food cuisine from the Nippon Sea of Japan is pleased by the guests. Hospitality with smile is our motto.

While there are very nice places to stay when venturing South (beyond Hiroshima), there is a comparative dearth of top luxury ryokans. Bettei Otozure is one of the exceptions. While not quite up to the standards of the best of the best (i.e., Gora Kadan, Asaba, Takefue), it's not priced to the stratosphere like those places, either. As others have mentioned, Bettei Otozure was formed as a result of Otani Sanso's many years of (property and room) expansion, resulting in a need for a smaller, more intimate property for the discerning clientele seeking a more private experience. Otozure has 18 rooms, meaning it's dwarfed by its sister property. But fear not - there are corridors connecting the two ryokans, but only guests staying at Otozure are allowed into Otozure itself, meaning you'll get the best of both worlds if you stay there. We stayed 3 nights in an ”A Type” Suite, which one of the highest category rooms at Otozure. It's 82m² in size, which is good but not great, but it's partially made up for by virtue of its 32m² balcony. The Suite is of a semi open plan variety - the bedroom is in its own area, but there isn't a wall/door that separates it from the living room... not good if one person is trying to take a nap while the other attempts to get some work done. Otherwise, it's all good. The furnishings are contemporary Japanese - it's not a traditionally decorated ryokan, which is a plus or minus, depending on your tastes. The A Type Suite also had dual vanity/sinks, as well as an open-air Onsen hot springs bath, which we find a prerequisite for a ryokan (or at least a higher category room at one) to be considered a luxurious one. Food is very high quality, and leans heavily towards seafood, given that Otozure is in close proximity to the Sea of Japan, where there is an abundance of very nice fish, including Fugu (blowfish), Tilefish, Sea Urchin, Conger Eel and Stonefish - many of them real delicacies. They are all wonderfully prepared, flavored and garnished in various and unique ways, and are beautifully presented. If there's a slight knock on the Otozure cuisine, in comparison to other ryokans the overall quantity of the food is less - in many cases, we had to make calculated decisions on what to leave on the plate for fear of getting too full to continue eating. Not at Otozure. If you have a hearty appetite, you might potentially feel a tad unfulfilled. Also, the presentation is not as elaborate at Otozure. For instance, for the Hassun/Sakizuke (i.e. appetizer) courses, most ryokans would serve up a variety of small dishes, but in Otozure it's one dish. Nitpicky, perhaps, but I can't help but think that this is one area where they do cut corners. Similarly, desserts are far less elaborate. For two of our three Kaiseki meals (we went all Kaiseki), we got fruit, and only fruit. Now, I love high quality fruit as much as the next person, but that's not exactly something I necessarily visit ryokans for. Give me something unique. And if it's

Visited here obviously for the people who worked hard for Meiji Revolution. The hotel is right across from the Higashi-Hagi Station, which is very convenient however, many sightseeing spots are located a little bit far. There are tours using taxi which nails all the must-go spots (be aware you have 3 or 4 choices for the routes). There is only few places you can have dinner nearby. If you are willing to go by the old school style, sightseeing on foot, I'd give 5 on location, but be prepared to spend a chunk of valuable time of your trip. As for hotel, it's a business hotel so don't expect anything fancy however, there were books about those who participated in Meiji Revolution which helped a lot. Kindness.

Hokumon Yashiki is the ruins of Mori residence which is 10000 square meter in size at the center of the Hagi Castle town. It is composed by 4 buildings and 3 different gardens. Please spend time at Hokumon Garden with the floral art of the four seasons and stroll a patio. English garden is very popular.

The homestay is a two-couple supervisor. They are really very good people. They can already enter the room after arriving at a little more. They ask if there is a restaurant nearby for lunch. After the inquiry, no restaurant opens the door. They hurriedly ask him to arrange dinner. In short, very humane, praise 👍🏼

With a stay at Hagi No Yado Tomoe in Hagi, you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Kumaya Art Museum and Hagi Seaside Market. This spa ryokan is 1.1 mi (1.7 km) from Yoshida Shoin History Museum and 1.1 mi (1.7 km) from Shokasonjuku Academy.Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages. This ryokan also features complimentary wireless internet access and a ballroom.Japanese breakfasts are available daily for a fee.Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 25 guestrooms featuring refrigerators. Digital television is provided for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature deep soaking bathtubs and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.