Recently Reviewed Hotels around Teshikaga-cho

Hotels in Teshikaga-cho

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• Kawayu Onsen Hotels
• Masyuu Onsen Hotels

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• 3-star Hotels in Teshikaga-cho

• Misono Hotel
  "Great location and nice place to stay"
  "We spent two nights at Misono Hotel last September. Kawayu Onsen is conveniently located between Lake Kussharo and Lake Mashu, allowing you to really enjoy the area. The hotel is bigger than traditional ryokan so there are a lot of customers but the staff is always very friendly and helpful. The..." japanese-style room was one of the prettiest we've had in Japan, even if we didn't have a great view because we were on a lower floor. There was a lot of place in the room, and an ensuite bathroom. There is also a shared onsen in the hotel which my fiance tried and found very nice. I didn't try it because we spent our days around Kussharo Lake where you can find a lot of free outdoor onsen so my feet had their share of hot water already^^ (I can only get my feet in there, it's always too hot for me) The dinner was delicious, with many different japanese dishes to try, and different both nights. There is also a buffet where you can pick up potatoes, sashimi, etc. You cannot walk out of... " More >
• Asanebou
  "Homey and friendly stay with a Japanese family"
  "Such a homey stay! Food was excellent - cooked by the owner chef using daily fresh produce. Room was clean and comfy - everything u would expect from a Japanese style room. Though no shower or bathroom in house, we were brought to a local bath house, which was very convenient. There are many onsen b..."aths around the area which we relaxed in. We were really well looked after during our stay!! Thank you Asanebou. " More >
• Misono Hotel
  "Value for money Ryokan"
  "We spent a night there during our self-drive trip in end April. We spent JPY 8,550 per head for a night of Ryokan stay inclusive of traditional dinner and breakfast. Which I think is value for money. We arrived at the hotel close to 6pm. We were informed that dinner starts at 7pm SHARP. We as..."ked if we could delay it to 8pm as we do not want to rush but to enjoy the onsen. Our request was flatly rejected. We did a quicky onsen and got to the huge dinning hall at 7pm sharp. There was only another table occupied by 2 ladies. Our food were already prepared and laid out on the table waiting for us. The traditional set meal consists mainly of cold appetizers and dishes - chawamushi, rice and the soup are they only warm items. Honestly, I don't think I could ever rate any Japanese food as bad no matter how bad they are - all I can say is that the meal wasn't the best. I wouldn't miss it for any reason. :) There wasn't much to do after the early dinner and we all went to bed by ... " More >