Kuwana Hotels with Pools

Our family of 4 stayed for 3 nights at Hotel Nagashima in April 2024. The good things: Excellent service, friendly staff, free access to Nagashima Spaland, free access to the excellent public Onsen facilities, spacious rooms, in room private onsen bath, fantastic all-you-can-eat breakfast and dinner buffet included in the accommodation price. The hotel has free shuttle bus runs between the hotel and Kuwana station and the Nabana no Sato gardens, so you don't need to pay for any public transport to/from the hotel. To be aware of: Room price does NOT include any ride passes at Nagashima Spaland. A discounted all-day, all-access ride pass is ¥50,000 for guests, or ¥58,000 for the public. Guests get 15mins early access to the park before the public gates are opened. The rooms and some facilities are a little dated, but everything is clean, tidy and functional. This is not a typical western tourist resort. I got the sense that Westerners were few and far between at the hotel. Indeed, for 2 of our days, we didn't see any another westerners at the hotel. There was absolutely no problems with this, but it's just something that struck me as unique from the other places we visited in Japan. The place is about a 1.5hrs from Nagoya. It's not super easy to get to my public transport, but the hotel Shuttle bus between Kuwana Station definitely helps. Contact the hotel by email for shuttle bus times. We took a cab from Legoland Nagoya to the hotel. Approx 20mins and ¥60,000. The bad: My daughter got food poisoning after dinner at the buffet on our first night. We are blaming a questionable oyster-like shellfish (Turban Shell) - this was the only things she ate differently to the other 3 people in our family. The staff were very apologetic and allowed us to stay an extra night to make up for our missed day at Spaland.

The front restaurant has a good atmosphere of employees and guests, and there is no big customer who seems to be seen in the next flower water tree and the attitude of the attitude that looked down, and the atmosphere was very good. It was good to have a bath in the room, but it was more comfortable and better than the private large bath ”olive hot water” expected. As for the meal, there is no special luxury, but the cooking method was well devised and all were delicious. It is a frank impression that this Viking is better than eating cold tenpura wet rice in the high building next door. If you don't care about the old facilities and the lack of bath in the room, and the low ceiling, I think it will be a stay with a higher sense of Cospa satisfaction than other buildings in Nagashima resort.

This hotel is great, we loved our stay. Expensive, but worth it. The hotel is big and beautiful, with many places to relax. The staff are super friendly. Our room was big and comfortable. We had the ocean/sunrise view. You can also have the back which has a view of the amusement park. The room is tatami style. We had dinner in the room and breakfast in the restaurant. Served, not buffet. The hotel has an onsen. Very nice. But, 3 minute walk through the passage to the Nagashima Hotel is the main onsen. It is fabulous! I have been to many onsens but this was one of the very best. Many different baths in a beautiful mountain garden setting with waterfalls, rivers, etc... Big, spacious, relaxing and fun. I loved it. It wasn't so busy because snow had closed down the amusement park. I imagine it can get much busier but will absorb people well. I would go again just for this onsen. The hotel has a really nice game center. The hotel gives a ticket for entrance to the park, onsen, flower place, etc... The outlet mall is a 5 to 10 minute indoor walk, same as walking to the onsen. Great place. Anytime. Would love to go again and will if I have the chance.