Best Hotels in Kazo, Japan

Living in a business hotel for more than half a year, Furukawa here is the lowest. I stayed at this hotel with several people but the reputation is very bad. Some people had insects. I thought my room was old but there was no insect. But the staff's response was too bad and I came to my head. In addition, I see the bad attitude of foreign staff. Especially the Chinese female staff is malicious. Japanese is perfect, but unlike the elevator, I will give a manual beautiful greeting, but I will laugh at the level that I can hear at the end of the elevator and say bad words. It lasts almost every time. I booked at the Apa Hotel for half a year from November that I will never use the route in again.

Located along the platform in front of the station. I saw the expression of the person on the 4th floor. The building is kept clean and comfortable. The double room is wider than the usual Vijiho, and there is no breathing. Equipment such as air conditioner, air cleaner, large TV is also good. It was great because it was about 5000 yen for breakfast by the free night ringing. Since the next daily Yamazaki is until 1 o'clock, there is only a convenience store on the other side after that. Kitamoto station was the first time, but it was a clean place where nothing was so terrible and one garbage fell. It would be a very good manners 々. Also,

It is a 4 story hotel made next to a day trip hot spring facility. The room is single center and seems to be used for business use. The room was clean and comfortable, but it was inconvenient that the outlet was only one at the desk and one on the bedside. From the hotel, it is connected to the day trip hot spring and puts it in the hot spring as it is in the room clothes. There were many guests on the day trip, so there were people. However, the open-air bath was relatively cool, so the hot spring while looking at the moon was good. There is also a sauna, so there is also a water bath. It is far from the station, so it is common to use the car, but it is a convenient hotel if there is no other expectation, especially because it stays cheaply and puts it in the hot spring.

Having never stayed at a dorm-style capsule hotel before, I was amazed at how quiet and clean it was. The small capsule/pod had a mattress, a TV, toiletries, and even pajamas! Even though the “door” was really just a curtain, I was not disturbed by too much noise from people walking through the corridors. But then again, this was Japan, and people (even foreigners) are extremely polite, and aware of other’s personal spaces. The locker-style bathroom was huge, with about 20-30 vanity stations each with a sink, space for all your toiletries, plus a hairdryer, and all the amenities you would have in a normal hotel room. The shower and toilet stalls were sparky-clean, even though this was a common area shared by all ladies. The men’s dorm was on the second floor, with their own locker/toilet areas, so the ladies’ area was completely private and safe. The treehouse theme was also a unique twist, which was reflected in the decor, and the layout of the capsule rooms. This is a great option for travellers on a low budget. Completely safe, clean, and relatively comfortable.