Odawara Hotel Guide - Gyokhoji Temple hotels in Odawara, Japan.

"A truly unique experience that my family loved. The accommodation is over 100 years old, so it creaks, has low doorways and steep stairs but that was what made it charming. The staff were amazing at check in!"

"Super dog friendly :)"

"The Toyoko Inn is well located, close to the station and transport, and the castle and shops, and the stay included a very good breakfast"

"Staff was great, room is cleaning. The area in the night time need to be careful. But still safe. "

"素泊まりだけの宿、旅籠屋とあるだけあって畳の布団のシンプルなシステムも部屋はセンス良くデスクもあり居心地は悪くない。風呂はシャワーのみでトイレ、リビングは共有。近所に美味しいレストランも多く快適に過ごせます。"

"Hako Riero was wonderful. It was clean, stylish and very high tech. It had a 7 eleven in walking distance and very close to the Hakkne-Yumoto train station. I would absolutely stay here again. "

"This was a beautiful property. Everything was clean, updated, and easy to find. The host left a very helpful instructional booklet describing how to use all of the amenities, and even instructions on how to best prepare the food. Overall it was a wonderful stay and we would love to stay here again!!"

"The room was very clean and our host was very helpful and considerate. Excellent shower! "

"nice facilitues. provided supplies for laundry as well. instructions were nice and easy even though unmanned. can highly recommend this place. 👍"

"Excellent service with an amazing onsen. Truly an authentic and wonderful Japanese experience staying here!"

"Excellent accommodation and location. Staff was was friendly and accommodating."

"Wonderful staff, amazing food. "

"Very nice place for vacation, clean and spacious. It’s raining so we couldn’t enjoy in balcony. Also very nice bath tub! Very good maintenance, things like new."

"The hotel is amazing, the food is very traditional so keep this is mind when booking!"

"Excellent hotel. "

"Outstanding. Would book again! Exactly as advertised "

"Great location"

"Staff were very friendly! Not sure if I missed it in the description, but the bathrooms are shared and in order to shower you need to book the onsen. By the time we got there all the times that worked for us were booked. The onsen was just a tiny little hot tub essentially in a depressing room-not really what I was hoping for. The soup served for breakfast was great! Overall, I wouldn’t stay again as I don’t like hostels, but if you do then this is an okay find."

"Location was close to our activities around Lake Ashi. House is clean and has room for up to six. "