Hokkawa Onsen Hotel

“Habitación con vistas y onsen!”

Nos alojamos en la planta superior del edificio principal. Sólo hay dos habitaciones cada planta y sólo el último piso ofrecen jacuzzi privado en la primavera en sus balcones. La vista desde las habitaciones es tan fotogénica que sencillamente estás alucinando. El hotel en sí muestra los efectos … Más

Nos alojamos en la planta superior del edificio principal. Sólo hay dos habitaciones cada planta y sólo el último piso ofrecen jacuzzi privado en la primavera en sus balcones. La vista desde las habitaciones es tan fotogénica que sencillamente estás alucinando. El hotel en sí muestra los efectos del envejecimiento aquí y allá, y no hay mucho a hacer cosas. Así, el enfoque principal es manantial y alimentos. También hay Onsen en la playa los huéspedes del hotel tienen acceso gratuito. Vale la pena levantarse temprano y disfrutar del sol en el onsen al aire libre en la azotea del edificio principal o playa onsen.

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“Not Expensive but One Gets What One Pays For”

Situated between 2 rail stations, getting to the hotel requires driving or taking a cab. Free public parking slots available outside hotel but no guarantee of getting one upon arrival. Check-in on ground floor which is not on road level but requires climbing about 10 steps. No escalator nor lift… Más

Situated between 2 rail stations, getting to the hotel requires driving or taking a cab. Free public parking slots available outside hotel but no guarantee of getting one upon arrival. Check-in on ground floor which is not on road level but requires climbing about 10 steps. No escalator nor lift available. Unfortunately there was no attempt by any hotel staff to help carry the luggage up the stairs! The hotel is definitely not suitable for the handicapped or the weak. Traditional Japanese and guests are mostly Japanese. In general hotel and room both look rather tired and will benefit from some maintenance. Fortunately straw floor mats in our room seem new. There is no private spa in the hotel and only 2 rooms on the top floor has a in-room spa on the balcony. All rooms have open ocean view for sunrise - the main selling point; but we did not see any due to poor weather. The open air public spa on the top floor has running hot spring water but it feels more like a regular hotel pool and not much flare for an onsan. The beach onsan which the hotel advertised to have access was closed due to typhoon flooding earlier. The Japanese dinner is nice and much better than expected. Service in the dinning room are very good but just so-so at the reception. It is not expensive but you get what you pay for.

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