Best Hotels in Tone District
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Takaragawa Onsen Ousenkaku
"The lack of a private toilet in the bedroom is quite uncomfortable. The staff was very helpful and polite. The dinner wasn't very good and the portions quite small. However the onsen are beautiful."
Hirando Ryokan
"Although it states that meals are not included, both dinner and breakfast are provided. This is a picture of the dinner, which was very generous. The host was also very friendly. The location was right next to the bus station, making it very convenient to board the bus the next morning. However, there are no amenities nearby, so it's recommended to prepare food for the hike and check in at a convenient time."
Minakami Onsen Aratashi Minakami
"Amazing! Polite staff, quite hotel, free parking, private onsen, bathouse, and balconies. Very nice hotel."
Kawaba Onsen Kayabuki No Gensen Yuyado Yutorian&Annex Yuzan
"I have been here many times and it is a wonderful inn. It is a rare inn with a monorail inside the building. The building is also like a museum, so it is worth exploring. The hot springs are also great."
Tatsumikan
"Perfect! Staffs were amazing"
Oze Kogen Hotel
"I used it to go to Oze, but it was convenient because there was a pick-up to Hatomachi Pass. The meal was a buffet, but it was delicious. After all, it was very reasonable and good."
Oyado Matsubaya
"Feel like home is an old-fashioned ryokan, but the interior looks clean and modern. The owner takes good care of you like you are family. There is a large public bath separated for men and women. The room is large and not cramped. If I come again, I will book here again. Recommended."
Ryokan Tanigawa
"I visited this inn for work. The sister inn Senjyuan was really good, so I decided to stay here this time! I wanted to relax by myself, so I booked one with an open-air bath. I made a reservation on the day, but they were flexible in their response. The hospitality was reminiscent of Senjyuan, from the moment I arrived until the time I was shown around. The food was also very satisfying, and made generous use of local ingredients. I really enjoyed this traditional hot spring inn."
Zazan Minakami
"I want to echo Kate M.’s review from a few months ago, especially as I found its age to be rather charming! My single night here had me wishing I booked for a longer stay to take advantage of what this place had to offer! After seeing how much the explosion in tourism numbers have pushed up hotel rates around the Kanto region (especially for the weekend I was there!) I decided to explore further afield and found myself here. I ended up upgraded to a river view room which provided beautiful views of the gorge and the town across the gorge. As with typical Japanese-style rooms, I would find the futons laid out by housekeeping and ready to go once I’d arrive back from the dinner that was a more traditional affair while breakfast was the typical buffet spread but with local dishes and ingredients as well as Western options. I was only able to try one onsen (Okutone Hachiyu) which was refreshing, though unfortunately it seemed that the outdoor section of the bath was closed when the onsen first opened for the day. I guess it’s all the more reason to return! As expected, the staff were wonderful and truly made me feel welcome despite being what appeared to be the only foreign guest staying there that night. I definitely appreciated the shuttle van they offered that would connect either with Minakami Station or Jomo-Kogen and was able to coordinate pickup times in English with both Japanese and international staff ready to help with any questions leading up to and during the stay. I’d definitely come back here if I somehow find my way back to the area as one night truly didn’t do justice for this amazing property!"
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Chalet la Neige
"Marvellous stay !!! very nice and helpful people, delicious and generous food l Clean and comfortable and very very good location on the ski fields . Great place to stay !"
Kanzan
"Very very good, breakfast and dinner are very exquisite, the boss is very enthusiastic. I will stay here again when I come to ski next year."
Sarugakyo Hotel
"We stayed for one night in late November. It was a shame that the autumn leaves were at their final stage. The tofu kaiseki cuisine was delicious, tasty, and colorful. Many of the surrounding hotels and inns have closed, so the scenery feels lonely. I recommend this place for those who want to enjoy both the baths and the food."
Sasanoyu
"Friendly English staff speaking. Good onsen."
Bettei Senjyuan
"A small but luxurious hotel. The building hidden in the forest, the curved corridor is impressive! Perfect service! Enjoy fine dinners and breakfasts in a private room at the restaurant. In-room snacks and refrigerator drinks are free. After dinner, rice balls and heating hotplates are provided in the room. Looking out from the garden, you can see red leaves and distant mountains covered with snow. Very pleasant experience!"
Mizubasho No Yado Higashi
"This lodging exceeded my expectations. The entire building seems to have been carefully designed and thought out. It's thoroughly organized and clean, and even simple tools like a single flower or leaf convey a certain charm. There are quite a few stink bugs, but they take care of them by putting medicine on the windows, and if you call they'll take care of it, so even people who can't stand bugs should be fine. It's not expensive, so it's good value for money. It's close to Oze, making it a convenient place to stay at the end of a walking tour of Oze. However, be aware that nearby restaurants are far away and close early."
Fukunoya
"The place was clean and the hot springs were great, but when we arrived for dinner, which was supposed to start at 6:30 pm, it wasn't ready. We were kept waiting, and even after being seated, it took over 30 minutes for the shabu-shabu pot and meat to arrive... some people waited for an hour. The website showed luxurious tempura and other dishes, but all we got was shabu-shabu, sushi, simmered dishes, and jelly. Breakfast was also disappointing, and this was with two meals included, costing over 10,000 yen per person compared to a room-only stay! And to top it all off, there were only about five staff members, so I wonder how they plan to get through a public holiday... All the staff were foreigners, and their Japanese was broken. It was heartbreaking to see one person working so hard and apologizing. It's such a shame, especially since they said they were trying to make a living by renovating a closed-down inn."
Minakamisansou
"This is my 2nd time starting at this hotel. Dinner and breakfast a so good. Recommend stay here."
Hotel Yu-No-Jin
"You can tell that the place is very well cleaned. Table tennis: No reservation necessary if there's space available. The ventilation fan in the room is loud, so it might be a good idea to turn it off when you go to sleep."
Hotel Sunbird
"In front of me is the Fujiwara Ski Resort Hotel. I imagined it must have been bustling with the ski resort boom from the Showa era to the bubble era. The facilities are old and have a Showa feel, and the rooms creak in places, but they are clean and no longer bother me. I chose Tsukishizuku no Yu for a plan that allows you to use the private open-air bath for free for 40 minutes, and the artificial waterfall is well made and wonderful. I went up to the middle of the slope in a slightly out-of-place yukata (apparently they no longer provide car transportation), and the open-air bath is like an open-air bath with only a simple changing area. The warm water in the nature is so pleasant that I wanted to soak in it for as long as I wanted. The meal was an elaborate kaiseki meal with plenty of ingredients from Joshu. For dinner, we had Joshu beef sukiyaki, Joshu pork teppanyaki, and other dishes that were delicious and filled me up. For breakfast, the tofu made from soy milk was delicious. I wish there was a hot spring* if possible. All the staff were young, kind, and nice. Thank you for booking a shuttle to Minakami Station and taking into consideration the route and time to the station for me on the way back. It was very helpful. I was able to relax both physically and mentally and it was a great memory. I would like to come back again."
Matsunoi
"The restaurant was too crowded."
Kankoso
"I found this inn while sightseeing at the lake and thought it was a luxury hotel. Perhaps because it was after the Obon holiday, the price was reasonable. They upgraded me from a room with a shared bathroom to a nice room. Check-in was at 1:00 PM. It was a 35-degree day, but as I approached Marunuma Kogen, the temperature dropped to 25 degrees. The inn is located at an altitude of 1,430 meters. There was no air conditioning in the room, but the breeze from the window made it comfortable (there was a fan in the room). My clean room was 8 tatami mats in size and had no veranda or chair. The futons were set up inside the room so they were easy to lay out. The sink and toilet were spacious, and lotions and other amenities were provided for both men and women. My room had no view of the lake, but the sun was nice, so it was nice. The large public bath does not have an open-air bath; men and women alternate between them. The rainbow trough bath in the large public bath has a very high ceiling and huge triangular windows on both sides that offer a garden of greenery and trees. There was a huge rainbow trout monument in the center of the bath, and the hot spring water flowed freely. What surprised me was the two large aquariums in the bathroom, from which you could see the rainbow trout swimming. There were also about 12 washing stations. The sinks had lotions and other amenities. The next morning, I went to the smaller bath, which was impressive. Perhaps because I arrived early in the morning, the water temperature had dropped (below 39 degrees), making the warm water relaxing. For dinner, I had the "Cool Breeze Menu" at the restaurant. It was delicious, including trout and konjac sashimi, whole grilled sweetfish, and chicken teppanyaki. I was able to finish everything, including the rice and dessert. A 300cc bottle of local sake (from Numata City) cost about 1,000 yen. Breakfast included whole simmered rock trout in soy sauce, a large grilled fish, and "Yasuda Yogurt Drink," a popular item at Kawaba Roadside Station. It was a wonderful stay, helping me forget the sweltering summer heat. It was a summer getaway, and I hope to come back next summer and stay multiple nights."
Minakami Onsen KKR Hotel Minakami Suimeiso
"When there was a test drive event for a new ski model, the inn I usually stay at was full, so I went to Minakami and stayed there for the first time. I just checked the price and went there without doing much research. I thought it would be enough if I could eat and sleep, but the inn was better than I expected. The hot spring in the large bath is free-flowing and circulated, but there is no chlorine, so the water was kept in relatively good condition. The family bath that I was able to bathe in the next morning was free-flowing, so this was definitely a step above. The guest room was open and faced the Tone River. It was nice and spacious. I was impressed that I would get grilled crab for dinner at this price (lol). I guess they can do this because it is an inn run by the Public Servant Mutual Aid Association. The other dishes were also freshly cooked and brought to us each time, and although they were not particularly luxurious, they were all delicious. There was a ski drying room next to the front desk, and although it was far from the ski resort, it was perfect for skiing. If there are any vacant rooms, you can use them even if you are not a public servant, so there is no reason not to use them. However, if you expect the kind of hospitality you would expect from a traditional inn or hotel, you will be disappointed, so it's best to keep that in mind. It wasn't that the staff were rude, but the overall service was more like that of a government office."
Kurayashiki
"So many little things that make this hotel much better than anything else. The way they show you to your room, the way they put your shoes away and bring them back on your departure date, the way dinner and breakfast is waiting for you at your own private table, the way they let couples share an onsen during quiet hours. My point is - you will feel like a VIP here. The staff and always there, taking care of you in subtle ways, but you never feel watched or intruded on. This kind of invisible service - maybe hard for westerners to understand, but it is excellent. You will feel like you are really being understand and looked after. Highly recommend. Best hotel service I've had in japan in 2 years of living here. Highly recommended."
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Tone District Travel Information
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1 GBP ≈ 213.17 JPY
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More Information About Tone District Hotels
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Number of reviews |
730 |
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Total properties |
85 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£203 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£221 |
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Trending hotel |
Takaragawa Onsen Ousenkaku |
FAQ – Hotels in Tone District
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What is the average price of a hotel in Tone District this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Tone District this weekend is £226 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £334 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Tone District this weekend typically cost £767 per night.
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How much do hotels in Tone District cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Tone District during weekdays is £203 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £308 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Tone District generally cost £690 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Tone District?
Some of the best places to stay in Tone District are near popular attractions like Take no Yu, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are some of the best hotels in Tone District?
The most popular Tone District hotels for your stay: Takaragawa Onsen Ousenkaku (from £133), Zazan Minakami (from £49) and Minakami Onsen Aratashi Minakami (from £110) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Tone District are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Zazan Minakami (from £49), Tatsumikan (from £61) and Ryokan Tanigawa (from £120) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Tone District have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Takaragawa Onsen Ousenkaku (from £133), Zazan Minakami (from £49) and Minakami Onsen Aratashi Minakami (from £110) have hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Tone District have swimming pools?
Matsunoi (from £122), Minakami Kogen Hotel 200 (from £95) and Minakami Onsengo Yubiso Onsen Hotel Yunojin (from £37) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Tone District offer an especially good breakfast ?
Bettei Senjyuan (from £320),Minakami Onsen Aratashi Minakami (from £110) and Fukunoya (from £52) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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