Tabist Kinugawa Park Cottage Reviews

Wow! This place was fantastic! The staff are all courteous and professional. The hotel rooms are really clean, and the atmosphere is so relaxing and tranquil. I really enjoyed the nature vibes, and the river view by the window is perfect! The sound of the water flow and birds chirping made it to be a great night's sleep. The morning scenery is even better. I have no complaints. It was a great place to stop and rest and admire your surroundings. Take advantage of the swimming pool and the hot springs. (FYI: No tattoos allowed in case you have any, so you won't be alarmed when you see the sign.) Otherwise, everything was great about my stay! ☺️

The room is right on the bank of the Kinu River. The hot spring is really nice. This is a traditional Japanese courtyard-style hot spring hotel with a large and beautiful courtyard.

It's a nice atmosphere! It's nice to be able to relax after a long time! The hot spring was nice, but I'm a bit worried that people might see me from outside 🥺

A relatively high price for the standard of the hotel. The rooms are aging and therefore the cleanliness too. The staff is wonderful.

The hotel is a little bit old, but the overall comfort is not bad, and it is good to have a hot spring.

Very nice

Comfortable and value for money. The hotel is quite big. It has 2 big ofuro (Onsen). One on the 2nd floor and the other on the 3rd. The one in the 2nd is bigger and therefore more relaxing. They have a small shop selling drinks and omiyage on the third floor near the reception. The staff is quite friendly and helpful. The view from the room to the river is very nice too.

The room was large and very pleasant - and very Japanese in layout and bedding... The staff was incredible - going out of their way to make us comfortable and help out. Booked a private onsen which was outdoors under a roof in a big rainstorm - delightful experience. And the little counter shop in the bottom floor had great food and a wonderful woman running it - even if we had no Japanese schools and she had little English - but made us feel completely at home. The only thing to note is that you will be out into Japan away from the big cities - communication is harder (heavy use of google translate - including with the staff). Just a heads up for those that are uncomfortable in that situation