Best Hotels in Minamichita
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Shuku Kaifuu
"Please, please read this review and consider it. A Korean, a fellow Korean, puts in the effort to write a review for Koreans. I don't understand why this place is ranked #1 on TripBest. After using it, I realized it's probably just a hotel popularized by Koreans searching for blog posts and Instagram photos. There are plenty of ryokans in the area, so if the price is the same, I urge you to go somewhere else. In our case, it was a sudden decision, so we were pressed for time. We trusted the #1 Trip.com rating without searching elsewhere, but just looking at the Google ratings, you can immediately see that the Japanese reviews are dissatisfied. (During our stay, out of 10 groups, 5 were Korean, 4 were Chinese, and 1 was Japanese, so it's clear that even Japanese people don't visit. It's truly Koreans who keep this hotel afloat.) The only real advantage is its oceanfront location. Please, no one should be a victim like my family. Reasons for not recommending: 1. Uncleanliness: The building itself is a ryokan, so the private baths and rooms are made of wood, so dozens of cockroaches are a given. Seeing cockroaches scurrying up and down the outdoor bath and across the towels makes me want to stop using those towels. (If a review says you didn't see any cockroaches, you were just lucky. They were everywhere. Every restaurant didn't have an elevator.) The chairs in the room were broken. I sat down, and the handles were already missing, and the backs wouldn't even rise. This wasn't retro. It was just the filth of years. 2. Unfriendly: I'd clearly called the hotel the day before and on the day of, and they kindly told me everything was ready, so I trusted them and went. However, when I checked in, they told me the large public bath on the second floor wasn't available. I thought, "It's a shame, but I guess that's how it is and I can just use another place." However, the open-air bath was so inconvenient that I went back to ask why the public bath wasn't available. The answer, "Because it wasn't cleaned," was unfathomable. I asked another staff member, and they changed their explanation to "Because the ceiling was broken." So, I said I wanted to speak to another manager, and after waiting 30 minutes to meet with a higher-ranking staff member, they replied, "In that case, we'll let your family use the public bath for two hours." So I asked, "The other staff members didn't clean it and said it was broken?" The shocked silence I saw for three seconds is unforgettable. We expressed our dissatisfaction with preferential treatment, saying we were paying the same price and asking why we couldn't use it. I saw the absurd audacity of the staff to deny access to this space to visitors simply because it wasn't cleaned. It's a random hotel where you pay the same price and can use the facilities some days and not others. He asked me to show him how broken it was, so we went together, and there was nothing broken. All he could see was the worn-out parts of the facility. Instead, he was hastily filling the public bath with water, even though he said he'd let us use it. Seriously... 3. Communication difficulties: The staff only speak Japanese. I can't understand English. Except for the two desk staff, all the staff are Vietnamese, so their English and Japanese are limited. If you don't speak Japanese, it's extremely inconvenient. Even when I tried to communicate through the app, they kept looking confused. (They kept pretending not to understand, and the staff took turns telling me to use the public bath three times because the water was already running.) 4. Poor dinner and meals: The dinner and breakfast were absolutely poor. They tasted terrible. 5. Inconvenient location: There's literally nothing around the hotel. A convenience store is a 15-minute walk away. If you take a taxi like we did, you're completely isolated. I promised to leave a review so that no other Koreans suffer the same fate as we did. They offered to let us use the large public bath, but we declined. It's not that we didn't speak Japanese. One of my family members has been living in Japan for 10 years. Yet, this ryokan is deceiving its customers. If you're paying this much, please go somewhere else. It's such a waste of money for us Koreans to visit just for a few photos. I've been to many Japanese ryokans, but this is the worst I've ever seen. Seriously, please... Please go somewhere else. ㅠㅠㅜㅜㅠ"
Tabist Centro Chita
"I realla had a good experience in there vwry beautiful views adn clean"
Ikeuo No Mifune
"Beautiful scenery, friendly staff, fresh and rich food"
Hananomaru
"The room is OK, although a bit old, but relatively clean, the dinner is good, the hot spring is also good, quiet and comfortable."
Minshuku Kinosuke
"Really love this place it’s in a really narrow street but right in the middle and next to the Westport the amenities are generous great and I’ve never been in a sauna where you can actually see the ocean. They also have a big cold bath and in addition to do Hansen another hot bath next to the sauna they also play really nice music and From analog amplified hi-fi equipment that is top-notch. It’s a real pleasure, even though I’m not geek in that area. The whole island is of course very small does not much to do and you have to go there if you really want to relax and just enjoy some seafood. There are not many restaurants in the area and I would recommend to just reserve food at the hotel I had to breakfast, which was outstanding. It was Shabu Shabu tako squid, and lots of other Japanese sites."
Himakajima Minshuku Kotoei
"They were very kind, and I had a great time!"
Genjiko
"The service is very good. There is Chinese service. The lady at the front desk is very kind and cute. Girls can choose yukata. The dinner is delicious. I heard that there will be puffer fish next month."
Mamesentaigetsu
"The view is amazing, with a direct ocean view. The manager and staff are friendly. I'm satisfied with my stay, given the reasonable price."
Hotel de Marronnier Utsumi Onsen
"It was nice to see the beach right in front of me, and the inside of the hostel was neat, but the bathroom seems a bit old~ I was satisfied with the rest because I wanted to see the sea!"
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Minamichita Travel Information
Power Plug & Voltage
100V/Type A/B
Exchange Rate
JPY
Local Payment
Cash/Cards/PayPay/Suica
Connectivity
Docomo/KDDI/SoftBank
Current Weather
Partly clear with showers
More Information About Minamichita Hotels
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Key Info |
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Number of reviews |
258 |
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Total properties |
56 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
₹ 24,513 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
₹ 26,044 |
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Trending hotel |
Shuku Kaifuu |
FAQ – Hotels in Minamichita
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What hotel deals are available in Minamichita?
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What are the best hotels with a spa in Minamichita?
Planning a trip? A spa visit can be a wonderful part of your travel experience. Hotel Himakaso (from ₹ 11,216), Ikeuo No Mifune (from ₹ 4,147) and Minshuku Kinosuke (from ₹ 16,252) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Minamichita have hot springs?
Do you want to experience hot springs in the hotel? Shuku Kaifuu (from ₹ 11,992), Hananomaru (from ₹ 10,553) and Hotel de Marronnier Utsumi Onsen (from ₹ 6,292) have hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Minamichita have swimming pools?
Hotel de Marronnier Utsumi Onsen (from ₹ 6,292) is a hotel with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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Which hotels in Minamichita offer free WiFi?
Whether you are travelling for business or vacation, an internet connection is a must for your trip. Shuku Kaifuu (from ₹ 11,992), Hananomaru (from ₹ 10,553) and Ikeuo No Mifune (from ₹ 4,147) are popular hotels with free Wi-Fi.
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Which hotels in Minamichita provide high-quality breakfasts?
Shuku Kaifuu (from ₹ 11,992),Tabist Centro Chita (from ₹ 3,230) and Hananomaru (from ₹ 10,553) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with delicious breakfast!
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What is the average hotel price in Minamichita?
For hotels in Minamichita, the average price on weekdays is ₹ 24,513, the average price on weekends (Friday–Saturday) is ₹ 26,044.
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What are the most popular hotels in Minamichita?
Minamichita has many popular hotels. Whether you're traveling for business or going on a vacation, Shuku Kaifuu (from ₹ 11,992), Tabist Centro Chita (from ₹ 3,230) and Hotel Himakaso (from ₹ 11,216) are preferred hotels.
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