Nanto Hotel Guide - Iox Arosa Ski Resort hotels in Nanto, Japan.

"Oasis is very good"

"Amazing stay - couldn’t recommend more. The staff are incredibly attentive and helpful, the hotel is set in a beautiful location and the entire experience is flawless. The food is excellent as well, although it’s worth noting that both the dinner and breakfast are very generous meals - best not to eat too much beforehand! Thank you so much to all of the staff - we had a wonderful time with you and hope to see you again soon!"

"very clean and new site for short stay. Location is near the temple . Friendly staff to welcome us."

"Hôtel neuf et moderne, la deco est très charmante. Les gérants du lieu ont l’air très sympathique. Je recommande "

"Beautiful view of the river, cherry blossoms, and a quiet neighborhood. A perfect way to truly enjoy the stunning beauty of Kanazawa. The staff were gracious, kind, and patient. They were accommodating and even called a taxi for us when we were leaving. "

"An enjoyable experience. The staff was more than kind. A must try for foreigners visiting Japan."

"One of the most relaxing stays I’ve ever had. Unique property. I have good memories of Mr stay and would recommend. "

"This hotel is beautiful, the breakfast buffet is great and the staff was outstanding "

"Great location, lovely Japanese breakfast! "

"Absolutely love the Mitsui Garden hotels!"

"Great location, comfortable and quiet rooms"

"A nice hotel and within walking distance to great restaurants and local sightseeing."

"Exceptional service and great hotel in a handy location"

"The rooms very basic but very clean. The bed was comfortable and everything worked. The bathroom is on the smaller side of things. The location is unbeatable and can be reached easily by bus. The staff was a highlight of our stay."

"The breakfast was delicious and definitely worth it. Great selection. Spa was very nice. Great place to relax after walking around the city. Great location as well. "

"Excellent everything from breakfast to rooms and amenities."