Find 3 Star Hotels in Hanahasu Onsen from AED 126

"Walls are too thin? I could hear the whole conversation from the people below. "

"A wonderful stay. The morning service at the temple was a profound experience. The introduction to zazen was great, though Japanese speakers will get most out of this - ditto the lecture before morning service. The meals were excellent, and everyone at the hotel was friendly and helpful. All together, this short stay was a true highlight of my month in Japan. If you’re staying over a Tuesday, you should be aware that (all?) the restaurants in Eiheiji village seem to close on that day. I’m sure...

"Great place to stay. Just 20 seconds to the station."

"This hotel room was comparable to a Western hotel room, in that it was spacious, with a larger tub, but fewer free amenities provided. Very powerful air conditioner was a nice break from the heat."

"The room was fairly large for Japan, and comfortable, I was on the top floor, non smoking comfort floor. And the breakfast was good. Staff was super. My only complaint is that because some floors were smoking, sometimes the lobby area smelled enough like cigarettes to give me a headache. Location is good for new Shinkansen station. Sidewalks ok."

"Clean and quiet with friendly staff and a well-prepared breakfast. "

"フロントの方の対応は凄く丁寧で好感が持てました。喫煙と禁煙ルームは分けておられないみたいでビジネスホテルだから仕方ないとのこと。特に臭いはなく良かったのですが 部屋によったらたばこ臭がするかもと思ったら ちょっと遠慮したいですね"

"It was very nice hotel with a big public bath upstairs. Some guests didn’t have a good manner but overall it was a great experience. "

"Comfortable and quiet room. I enjoyed complimentary breakfast "

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"Standard Japanese hotel (somewhat small room, onsen available, etc.), but the breakfast was great and they have a map of recommended places for dinner. There are a couple of parking spots at the hotel, a few more spots a block down the street, etc. (there's a map of parking spots on the side of the hotel). "

"This Hotel is composed of a lot of separate townhomes. Double-level, so it is roomy. But stairs are steep at night and a green arrow is lit in the bedroom all night."