Kawazu Hotel Guide - Kinomiya Shrine hotels in Kawazu, Japan.

"Great location, comfortable rooms. Dated but good onsen"

"Nice beach, nice pool, close to train station and the town of Kawazu. A bit expensive, but I recommend it!"

"No drinking water in public bath is the only concern as needed to walk outside of changing area to get water. "

"Can I give this hotel 10 stars? Amazing ocean view. Amazing food. Amazing staff. Lovely town. Cherry blossoms. Highly recommend "

"Was a amazing secluded stay with a amazing view! Was a small quiet town with amazing food at the hotel and at a quiet family restaurant down the road. Would definitely come here again for some nice down time for a vacation was one of our most relaxing stays in Japan! "

"The hotel has excellent facilities, in particular with private outdoor hot spring water bath, which is very enjoyable. The staff is very friendly. The breakfast is excellent, but little too expensive. The hotel also has shuttle bus to the train station. Some facilties need proper maintainence, such as basin. Cleaness could be improved. Overall, this is a good hotel."

"Room beautiful Food fantastic Staff very helpful View amazing Great shuttle bus Had the best relaxing time with onsen bath on patio. Loved it from Australia"

"Amazing Japanese hot spring hotel"

"Nice place and enjoyed the experience. Onsen was wonderful."

"当日限定料金で、リーズナブルだった。 Hotels.comの案内に、寝間着の表示がなかのでのが難点。。。‼️"

"Cozy hotel!"

"Nice old place to stay but needs some upgrades. Staff are very kind especially the old man and his wife."

"Best budget place for anyone who loves outdoors and minimalism."

"Clean, comfortable room in a quiet area near a beautiful beach. A great place to relax outside the city center. Highly recommended. "

"We absolutely loved Mizumari. Taiyo and his staff went above and beyond for us, and all of Mizumari was beautiful. It was our favorite stay in Japan!"

"Grwat place, wonderful staff, stunning view and beach!"

"I was grateful that the public bath could be used 24 hours a day."

"To raczej nie jest hotel, ale rodzaj ryokana o niższym standardzie, bez śniadania, ze spaniem na tatami i z prysznicem poza pokojem i niedziałającym małym onsenem. Zdjęcie mocno mylące, bo do morza daleko. Miła obsługa, mówiąca coś po angielsku, czysty pokój, sympatyczne koty chodzące po części wspólnej, ogólnie pozytywne wrażenie"