Caffel Hina-No-Sato

Right by the river, the scenery was absolutely beautiful. Hita is lovely, and I caught a stunning sunset. The environment was very quiet, the hotel had coffee, and they were playing Beatles music. The foot massage was great, especially with the river view. The front desk staff were very friendly, and I would definitely stay here again next time I'm in Hita!

It was so great. When I opened the curtains, I could see the river, and it felt like I was looking at a living picture frame every day. Honestly, the accommodation itself was an older building, so there were some cobwebs here and there and it felt a bit worn, but it was still a great place, and I didn't regret it at all! The staff were all friendly, and breakfast was especially delicious. Every single dish was thoughtfully prepared and delicious. You really felt pampered! You could interact with turtles and lizards on the first floor, and there was a hot spring on the second floor, and a massage chair and playroom on the third. Even though it was so hot in the summer that I didn't want to go outside, I was so happy I stayed at the hotel! It was such a great place... If I ever visit Japan or Hita again, I'll definitely think of this place first.

First of all, the hotel is located within a 10-minute walk from the Hita Bus Terminal. However, as it offers a river view, it is a bit of a distance from the shopping district. There is a convenience store within 5 minutes, and Aeon Mall, Muji, and Starbucks are all within a 10-minute walk. Although the accommodation has a dated feel, it is well-maintained, and the bed is comfortable. The hot spring provided by the hotel is perfect for relieving fatigue in the morning and evening. I took a leisurely 35-minute walk to the Sapporo Beer Factory and walked everywhere within the Hita area. There are restaurants and bars around the hotel, so I was able to spend plenty of time in the evening. If I visit the Hita area again, I would likely stay at this accommodation again.

This is my second time staying here. It's an old building, but the service was polite and I had a comfortable stay.

If you're Korean, I hope my review will be helpful! Please read carefully :) First of all, the owner is very friendly. He makes a great first impression, but communication isn't always easy. He's also very tolerant of strangers. I opened the door and entered, and a large, sullen, sullen man was right there. To my surprise, I asked the waiter to bring me a pair of ttoldols! Even though I was sleeping, the owner was so surprised by the small, squidgy mangoes that he was like, "What kind of tangerines are these?" I was taken aback. I was sleeping soundly, but the next day, I came back and saw that there were 70 or 10 volleyball players in the volleyball court. I'll tell you again, just eat some shiti, bake some bakkojushichi, and put some sugar on it. The fire is also lit, so I'll take a picture of the volleyball player. Here's a tip: 500 ml of herbivore kimchi. Mashiga is optional (I don't like that kind of food). I really recommend this place❣️

This is an older hotel with a beautiful riverside view. Coffee, tea, and cookies are provided. It also has a large public bath, which is nice. My room had tatami mats. It was dusty, and there was hair on the bed and in the bathroom. There were also fingernail clippings on the table. The staff were friendly. If they could renovate, it would be a great hotel. Thank you.

It's good for a walk along the river because it's adjacent to the Mikuma River, but it's far from the station and it's in the countryside, so it's too dark in the evening and a little scary to walk. However, the accommodation was very good and spacious, and the water quality was very good, so when I washed my skin was shiny👍👍 The staff was friendly It was very healing to soak my feet while drinking coffee and looking at the river view.

There were warm, handwritten message cards scattered throughout the hotel, which was heartwarming. Each floor was designed with ingenuity and had a fun atmosphere. This was my second time staying here, and I'll definitely come back.