LiVEMAX RESORT Kawaji Reviews

A bit disappointed, no air conditioner in restaurants and also game house, toilet is smelly but service is good

The most important buffet dinner during the stay was served very late, and the dishes were often empty, which is very rare in Japan. Because it was less than 700 yuan and included two meals, although the hotel had many flaws, it was understandable, but the faucet in the room seemed to be broken, and the water flow was not smooth, which should be replaced. Overall, this room was acceptable.

It's a bit far from the station, but the surrounding environment is still very good. It's just that the facilities in the room are relatively old and have a bit of a tatami smell. But the scenery outside the window is very good. You can also play table tennis in the game room downstairs, and there are some game consoles, which is quite fun.

The room is quite big, very Japanese-style and comfortable. I particularly like the private hot spring in the room♨️. One room, two meals. The price is pretty good! High cost performance

The inn as a whole is old, but the rooms are spacious, clean, and comfortable for family vacations. This time I stayed for one night with dinner and breakfast included.

There is a sense of cleanliness. detached building I want Kawaji Onsen to revive

Breakfast is okay, the building is a bit old

Booked this property for private onsen, emailed them to get information and no ine got back, on arrival no sayna and no private onsen and no reason given, room was very nice but hotel is dated and needs a good clean

the building is in bad shape, badly needs to be overhauled, but being a bubble investement it's too big thus unlikely to ever earn a corresponding income. The public outside baths are refreshing but again the inside connected facilities require repair. The onsen water i apprreciated.

While it's very reasonably priced, this place is not well connected in terms of public transportation, and is very tired and old. Better to stay in Nikko town if time is a constraint.

The staff were friendly and tried their best to speak English- the food was good. The view from the room was good. In places the property condition was not good. 1. In my room at the bottom of the window had many dead insects. 2 In one of the spas on the walls the paint seemed to have gone black in places. And in the outside spa there was a blue sheet up to cover a broken balcony floor and fence. The fence was broken, and there was a rope up to stop people going near the fence. 3 just outside the breakfast room there were some buckets down to catch the water coming from the ceiling- There was also a white sheet up. 4 after having breakfast I made my way out of the breakfast room and noticed that the room adjacent to the corridor, the tiles on the ceiling were hanging down broken and tattered. 5 The carpets were stained in many places. It was not cheap to stay at this well known hotel chain and I didn’t expect the property to be in this kind of degraded condition. This property is part of a well known hotel chain in Japan and I am wondering why the property has not been refurbished or some of the issues rectified. One of the hotels spas is a really pleasant onsen and the hotel rooms have nice views and the area is real nice, despite the property’s degradation I enjoyed my time there. I hope that someone from Livemax head office sees this and decides to set aside the monies to fix their issues.

It was the worst hotel. The roof of the dining room had collapsed and rain was leaking into buckets, which is unthinkable in a Japanese hotel. The air conditioner in the room was on the smallest setting so it was hot and the worst. And the breakfast was worse than a business hotel and I will never stay there again.

Rain leaked in places such as the bathroom and restaurant, making it feel filthy. There are few staff and there is no greeting.

There were many types of hot springs and they were very good.