Best Hotels in Kasama
Explore Kasama from hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
HOTEL R9 The Yard Kasama
"Clean, quiet, very good service staff"
Hotel Io Alpheratz
"Use twin. Fairly spacious. However, the bathroom is a problem. After filling up the water and letting it warm up, I drained the bathtub to wash my body, and within a minute, the unit bath was full of wastewater and the water level rose. My slippers and everything else was soaked. An employee came, but the drain was clogged and the contractor had to deal with it. I was asked to change my room, but I think the hotel has poor maintenance. I had my room changed to a sweet room, but the bath with a great view had a lot of dirt and the shower tray was broken. This is a hotel where you should check the room when you stay."
Sharehouse Kasama
"This is a business hotel offering single and twin rooms equipped with only the bare necessities. Towels are provided in the room, but toothbrushes, shampoo, and body soap are sold at the front desk for 300 yen. Hair dryers are also available for free rental at the front desk. The only inconvenience was drying my hair with a hair dryer. There was no mirror in the room, so I wanted to use the mirror in the unit bath, but there was no outlet in the bathroom, so I couldn't use that either. If I had an extension cord, I could run it from the outlet in my room to the unit bath, but that was not possible either. In the end, I dried my hair without looking in the mirror. One good thing about this hotel is that the common area on the first floor has a water server, hot water, and tea bags available for free drinking. The shower had good water pressure and was comfortable to use. By the way, there are no vending machines in the hotel. If I were to stay here again, I would definitely bring my toothbrush, shampoo, and a simple small mirror with me."
City Hotel Tomobe
"I had a comfortable stay in a beautiful facility. Thank you to all the staff."
Monzen House
"We had a very comfortable stay even with a large group of eight! It was very clean, quiet, and spacious, and it was great! Even if you have fun with friends, you won't have to worry about disturbing others as long as you're indoors and don't make too much noise. I don't think loud parties are a good idea, though. The only thing that bothered me was that if you have a lot of cars, you can only park two cars downstairs, so while it's great that the contracted parking is free, it can be a bit of a walk on rainy days... That's about it. As long as you arrange for friends to drop off and pick up each other up and down, it's not a problem, and there's a supermarket nearby that's open late, so it's convenient for shopping, so it's definitely a place I'd like to use again! Oh, and it was a private stay."
Kappo Ryokan Shiroyama
"The inn had an old feel to it, but it was clean. As we traveled at the beginning of March, the bath in the room and the washroom were cold. It would have been nice to have a blanket. There was only one large bath, so we had to think about when to enter and when to eat, and it was disappointing that we couldn't take our time. The food was delicious, even though it was a busy one. The innkeepers were friendly and helpful, and we were able to talk, which made the trip even more enjoyable♪ It was very useful to get information about shops, etc."
Kiyo No Gokokuen (Ruins of Senshinkan)
"I used it for 14 generations. This is the first use of ２ after last year's Bon Festival. The view spreading in front of you is the best! The room was large and the little grandchildren were running around and enjoying it. The children were delighted to be able to shoot this time. I had a really good experience because there was no chance to spend time touching nature with the whole family. I want to use it again next year ✨"
Bunbuku No yu
"If you are having trouble finding accommodation nearby and don't care about the facilities, I think this is a good option."
Guest Reviews for Kasama Hotels
Kasama Travel Information
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100V/Type A/B
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1 GBP ≈ 213.17 JPY
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More Information About Kasama Hotels
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Number of reviews |
45 |
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Total properties |
14 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£117 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£138 |
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Trending hotel |
Sharehouse Kasama |
FAQ – Hotels in Kasama
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What are the best places to stay in Kasama?
Some of the best places to stay in Kasama are near popular attractions like Kasama Inari Shrine, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Kasama near Kasama Inari Shrine?
Some of the top hotels in Kasama near Kasama Inari Shrine include Kappo Ryokan Shiroyama (from £50), Sharehouse Kasama (from £21) and Monzen House (from £25), all offering easy access to Kasama Inari Shrine, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Kasama?
The most popular Kasama hotels for your stay: Sharehouse Kasama (from £21), City Hotel Tomobe (from £34) and HOTEL R9 The Yard Kasama (from £38) are the preferred hotels.
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What hotels in Kasama offer an especially good breakfast ?
Kappo Ryokan Shiroyama (from £50) and Hotel Io Alpheratz (from £26) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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