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Villa Kunisaki
Public bath

Villa Kunisaki

3.0 star property
8.0 out of 10, Very Good, (13)
"Everything is spacious; the room, onsen, hallways, stairs, reception area, car park and restaurant. Staff were very friendly. They successfully communicated English. The solid building and decor is nostalgically 20th century. The well built building means the room was very quiet."
Villa Kunisaki
Seikaso
Japanese Style Room for 3 Guests | Free WiFi

Seikaso

2.0 star property
Seikaso
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AED 510
AED 561 total
includes taxes & fees
18 Mar - 19 Mar
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Driving around Oita Prefecture, we stopped at Futagoji Temple (Temple of the Twins). The forests are deep and lush, the feeling here is peace. To date: the most beautiful place I have visited in Japan.
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