Hotel Guide - Hida-Kisogawa Quasi-National Park hotels in , Japan.

"Nice staff"

"Excellent boutique hotel. It was beautiful inside and very intimate. The little cafe was cozy and had snacks all day long plus coffee and tea. There is a private onsen and little garden. I sadly missed the breakfast that they offered to us as i was so tired and comfy in the bed i had trouble getting up. The room was beautiful with great amenities and drinks for you. It was spotlessly cleaned. The manager was very friendly and quick to respond to messages. It is the type of place I personally search for when looking for hotels and they are hard to find!! I can only highly recommend this hotel. "

"Very helpful staff"

"Such a stunning hotel, comfy beds, pet friendly and surrounded by stunning landscape "

"Nice new and clean rooms with all the things you need (not very well insulated though). In the close proximity to the Hotel there wasn't much in matter of eating out or shops, but 10min+ walk would get you where needed. And 20min+ walk to either of nearest train stations. But overall it was a pretty good value."

"We stayed here for 2 weeks. It was within a 10 minute walk from my family, which was the reason for our stay. Across the street from the railway station, which was great for us. Laundry facilities. Single rooms are snall but convenient, and quiet. Limited English amongst staff. Tub/shower unit has high sides which may be hard for some to get unto to use. Wonderful selection for breakfast, and within walking distance to McDonalds , KFC , Bronco Billy's. For visitors from outside of Japan, please remember the counrty you are visiting and be respectful. Would stay here again."

"Perfect place "

"Wonderful property. Beautiful traditional Japanese home with a gorgeous estate featuring a koi pond. The best host in Japan!! If you are in this area, you should stay here!!! A much different experience than the city. Our favorite stop so far!"