Hotels With Spa in Iwate Prefecture, Japan

It is a ski resort. The room is spacious and clean. They also have few yukata choices and sizes for you to choose for both adult and kid. Enjoyed the onsen and delicious breakfast. They have a little treasure hunt for kid to complete the hello kitty stamp hunt around the resort. Can redeem a small token once you completed either 5 or 8 stamp

Since I was staying in the therapeutic bathing section, I didn't have high expectations for the facilities, so the room and environment were about what I expected. The refrigerator was in the shared kitchen for therapeutic bathing. The gas was the type where you insert 10 yen to use it ^_^ it was my first time experiencing that. I had meals included, so there were no problems. The rice was delicious, and although there weren't as many dishes as in a typical hot spring inn, I was satisfied. I felt that the side dishes were just the accompaniments around the rice. I was very satisfied with the meals. Of the four baths, the other three were cleaned up nicely, so I was personally dissatisfied. It's generally acceptable, though. Only the Shirozaru no Yu is a wonderful hot spring with old-fashioned charm. It's a mixed bath, but there are women's hours, so I went in 5 times during my 2-day stay. It's a hot spring by the river. Shirozaru no Yu is definitely worth visiting.

The hotel's location isn't super convenient, but it wasn't an issue for us since we were driving. Dinner was a semi-buffet, and we paid extra for a children's meal. The presentation was exquisite, and the food tasted great. The lobby had a free coffee machine, drinks dispenser, and popsicles available until 9 PM. Coincidentally, there was a group performance that evening, so after dinner, we grabbed a free coffee and enjoyed the show comfortably from the sofa. Breakfast in the morning was a buffet with a decent variety of options. Overall, it was a comfortable stay.

The B&B is very close to Appi Plateau and provides ski pick-up and drop-off services. At the same time, other employees are also asked to take care of the pick-up and drop-off, so there is no problem for the B&B to go to the ski resort for easy skiing. The more problematic thing is how to get to the B&B. If you need to take a bus to get your ski equipment, it is quite a distance from the bus station to the B&B. It would be difficult to push your luggage for 20 minutes in the snow. If you ask the B&B owner to pick you up at the JR station, you will need to call to communicate, and there are pick-up time restrictions. The website does not explain this clearly. In addition, the communication between trip.com and the B&B is not very smooth. You have to confirm your accommodation by phone in person. The owner is also a chef, so he doesn't reply to emails very often. Trip.com AI online customer service cannot help. I think it would be ideal to drive here by yourself. I had a good breakfast and was ready to go skiing. But dinner is very simple and may be a bit full for some people. The B&B provides discounted ski tickets and ski equipment. Overall, I would be willing to stay at this B&B again if the problem of getting to the B&B can be solved.

 we stayed in  a 2-bed room for 7 nights . The room was spotless and clean. Buffet Breakfasts was typical Japanese style and adequate with slight variations each day. Staff were polite but we didn’t require any extra service. The room was tiny and felt cramped - perhaps 12 square metres   Little space for 2 suitcases and just 6 coat hangers for our thick puffer jackets. Bathroom has 1 single hook only, no grab handle in the bathtub cum shower : a trip hazard. However 2 big supermarkets within 10 minutes‘walk and a MacDonald opening on December 11.

The hotel nestled in the middle of Iwate and Akita Japan with an amazing sceneries of mountain. The accomodati on is super comfortable with an amazing view of trees and mountains covered in snow. The other highlight of this place is the culinary experience this place got to offer the course dinner and breakfast that uses locally sourced ingredients from both Akita and Iwate prefecture and the presentation of the cuisine that brings out the quality and the stories of the place. Overall an extraordinary experience and worth a trip of its own.

We chose to stay at this hotel because we were going to Appi Plateau for skiing. It only takes about half an hour to drive there, which is very convenient. The hotel is much larger than expected, the staff is very friendly, the most surprising thing is the hot spring, the open-air bath is super comfortable, a lot of skin care products are provided. Free coffee and soda are provided in the lobby, which is very generous. There are also two free bottles of water in the room refrigerator every day. The room rate includes one night and two meals. Breakfast is a buffet and dinner is a Japanese kaiseki cuisine, which is very delicious.

The hotel is about half an hour ride from Ryusendo Cave (龍泉洞) and is close to the Sanriku Coast. Judging from photos, it’s probably better than other hotels nearby in terms of cleanliness and amenities. It doesn’t disappoint me. The public bath （大浴場） is good. The view over the coast is perfect.

Really love the hotel. Its right in front of the train station. Check in was very smooth. The staff helped with the process. Then you are provided with a night gown to use. The room was quite spacious for Japan and it was comfortable. And the breakfast was nice too. It was a small spread but has variety and were all good. We have no complaints about this hotel and wish to stay at other Comfort Inns as well if all are as good as this hotel.

Good premium hotel, high quality dinning. It was a bit far from the gondola and you have to kind of climb the hill to get to the entrance, which was sort of annoying. A place where you can upgrade to priority pass starts working too late to actually make it to the gondola in time for the fast track start time. We had some other things we noticed but overall it was a very nice experience.