Nihommatsu Hotel Guide - Dake Onsen hotels in Nihommatsu, Japan.

"Not easy to communicate due to language barrier. Electronic translation apps are very important "

"Smoking room is the way to go 10/10"

"Staff was great… room wise could do some improvement as it feels rundown. Toilet was small. When check in and gone to the said level the lights on the floor were off… had to turn on our mobile phone lights to get to the our room."

"Clean room, very nice staff"

"Yumori is a gem. With a beautiful renovation and friendly staff, you can enjoy a hot springs hotel at a bargain price. My lovely tatami room was so comfortable. Take your own food off arriving late. The share kitchen is wonderful. "

"We are two very new foreign travelers. The staff did not speak our language but were incredibly accommodating and made us feel welcome. Very clean, very good stay."

"The beds are exceptionally hard and uncomfortable. Breakfast was mediocre. There are no rooms for a family of 4 - we had to take 2 rooms. The hotel was very clean, however, and the staff was helpful and polite. The location is quite convenient. "

"This was absolutely one of the worst trips I have ever done. Hotels.com help contribute to this. Not so great experience. Both the hotels.com and the resorts websites provided false information. The conditions were so bad that I landed up leaving a day early. I had to take someone to the hospital due to the dirtiness. I did not get refunded and I was actually charged more than what was expected. The location was great and the staff was great but they were unforgiving when it came to providing a refund or understanding the situation. Do not recommend this place unless you don't mind old worn down overcharged definitely not a two-star hotel resorts. One note you will have to pay for everything even if it says all exclusive."

"A bit of difficulty when it came to conversing in Japanese as we are foreigners but overall was a great stay with good service. The onsen experience was nice. Note that they have a curfew from 10pm to 5am as they do not have electronic key cards implemented for coming in and going out."