Kamikochi Lemeiesta Hotel

“Habitación normalito, Recepción buena, excelente restaurante”

Un nuevo, por lo menos recientemente renovado, el hotel, todas las habitaciones dan al río, las habitaciones son grandes y bien, pero nada de atención. La ubicación es buena, 1K de Kappabashi Puente y justo al otro lado del río de Teikoku Hotel. El personal de recepción era muy servicial y coopera… Más

Un nuevo, por lo menos recientemente renovado, el hotel, todas las habitaciones dan al río, las habitaciones son grandes y bien, pero nada de atención. La ubicación es buena, 1K de Kappabashi Puente y justo al otro lado del río de Teikoku Hotel. El personal de recepción era muy servicial y cooperativo. La comida en el restaurante era la comida francesa excepcionalmente buena para cenar, modificados para satisfacer las necesidades de mi esposa sin peces shell. Teníamos previsto de antemano cuando reservamos. El desayuno es también bastante bueno, Japonesa, pero con suficientes alimentos occidentales que Gaijin no se quedan fuera. Por la calidad de la habitación, y la comida más excelente me pareció que el precio era razonable, pero sin duda no es barato. Mi única queja es que no Japan Times en el vestíbulo (pero la mayoría de los clientes son japoneses) y sólo 1 equipajes en la habitación, dos hubiera estado bien, hay sitio de sobra.

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“Heaven in Kamikochi.”

An absolutely spectacular experience in every way. Of course, Kamikochi is spectacular and the views from the hotel: of the mountains, the forest, the river, and the monkeys are otherworldly. But this hotel shines above the rest in terms of service, friendliness of the staff, cleanliness, and organ… Más

An absolutely spectacular experience in every way. Of course, Kamikochi is spectacular and the views from the hotel: of the mountains, the forest, the river, and the monkeys are otherworldly. But this hotel shines above the rest in terms of service, friendliness of the staff, cleanliness, and organization. The breakfast is good with many options, though merely average in taste and quality. The dinners are amazing in every way - a true white table cloth, 5 star experience with delicious food and a great wine selection. They were extremely helpful with our food restrictions. The rooms are very clean with great beds though a little tight due to an extra chair and table. The lounge wear is superb and comfortable. Note that the hallways and dining room are very cold at night. The Bento lunches boxes are disappointing.

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“despertó sonidos del río”

Situado en la parte más tranquila de Kamikochi, el hotel es limpio, la habitación era pequeña pero bien equipada, con un personal amable y servicial. Las cenas se sirven estilo francés de buena calidad pero prefiero porciones pequeñas son ofrecidos (suficiente para damas pero no para hombres). No … Más

Situado en la parte más tranquila de Kamikochi, el hotel es limpio, la habitación era pequeña pero bien equipada, con un personal amable y servicial. Las cenas se sirven estilo francés de buena calidad pero prefiero porciones pequeñas son ofrecidos (suficiente para damas pero no para hombres). No disponía de aire acondicionado pero afortunadamente fue una noche de verano fresco después de la lluvia. Al abrir las ventanas nos ayudaron pero también pequeños insectos en la habitación a pesar de nettings ventana. Era muy caro (probablemente debido a que era un sábado por la noche) aunque.

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“Mixed Feelings”

Booked this hotel because it purportedly was one of the only 2 hotels in the restricted Kamikochi area with natural hot spring water, and had just been renovated in 2024. Our first choice, Kamikochi Imperial we ruled out because they had no onsen facilities. We chose our room because it was descr… Más

Booked this hotel because it purportedly was one of the only 2 hotels in the restricted Kamikochi area with natural hot spring water, and had just been renovated in 2024. Our first choice, Kamikochi Imperial we ruled out because they had no onsen facilities. We chose our room because it was described as a twin room with scenic view bath, as advertised by JAPANiCAN, thinking that we had a private bath. To our dismay, when we asked to see the room assigned to us on the second floor (and we are glad we did), we found that it was a regular bath tub placed alongside the wall looking out to the view outside, not the kind of prefilled private onsen bath we had mistakenly believed it to be. From this and our other experience with the Century Southern website in Tokyo, we have learnt that it pays to be extra careful to ascertain that what they say on the website is really what you are getting. In the end, we chose to pay an extra 12,000 yen per night to upgrade our room to a similar sized one on the third floor which had been fully renovated, in contrast to the original one which we were told was only partially renovated. The check in process was also marred by the inflexibility of the front desk staff. We were there at 1.30 pm, just half an hour before check in, but we were told we had to absolutely wait till 2 pm before we could access the room (and not because the room was not ready yet) and also avail ourselves of complimentary drinks at the cafe. A service orientated hotel would have considered letting us have our welcome drink whilst we were kept waiting, especially as the prices for this hotel don’t come cheap. The best thing that can be said for the room was the view of the scenery outside, and the handy full length ledge along that wall. Breakfast was decent. Dinner- French the first night and Japanese fusion the second, whilst good was not remarkably so, again consdering the half board price we pay. Plus point is that the public bath is new and spotlessly clean, with great loungers for after onsen relaxation. They do offer two other public bath rooms that can be rented for an hour each time for private usage. Because it is in a no-car zone (apart from certain hours), we walked to the hotel from Kamikochi Imperial after lunching there for the start of our stay, and similarly walked to the Imperial for lunch on checkout, before taking a nice stroll to the bus terminal. One of the best things the hotels in this area do is to provide a same day luggage forwarding service, which we took advantage of, by having our cabin bags transported to the Kamikochi Bus Terminal from where we took our highway express bus back to Tokyo, freeing us to fully enjoy our post lunch walk to the terminal. If a public bath/onsen facility is not a requirement, there are other hotels similarly with good views of the Azusa river one can consider, not forgetting the grand dame of them all, the Kamikochi Imperial Hotel. But if you choose Lemeiesta, avoid the second floor rooms if you can, because passersby (of which there are many) can look into the room.

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