Ryokans in Nishimorokata

"Clean and excellent service. Lots of facilities within the hotel. Breakfast and Dinner were excellent. Free supper is availabe at 10-11pm."

"Hotel style property, a little larger than I expected. A bit dated. We stayed in a traditional Japanese room with futons. Overall the room was great, but the futons were the hardest, least comfortable of the trip. Meals however were excellent, and we very much enjoyed the outdoor baths."

"Fantastic service. The checkin was super easy and efficient. The front desk agent went above and beyond his duties to help my guests navigate their way to the Hotel since it’s relatively new and unique. The young ladies working the morning shift were equally helpful when I needed help translating and making calls. I can’t recommend enough and would absolutely stay again because they’re affordable, super kind and close to everything. Thank you"

"A very classy establishment. What you would expect from a high international standard hotel. The pictures are for the most part a good representation. I would definitely recommend a few nights there. "

"Pros: the price is quite good, the area is pretty convenient, and the staff is very friendly. Also, I really liked the onsen. Cons: I wanted to change my dates because a Typhoon was coming the same dates of my traveling and they refused, so I would not recommend this place for this reason. Also the onsen floor was very dirty which is a shame as the onsen itself is pretty nice and looks like recently renewed. Also the staff did not speak english at all, but we communicated with an app, which it worked and I got my check in fast, but if you want to have a conversation I dont think is possible but they would really try to understand and help. "

"The hotel was very beautiful and comfortable. I also had breakfast at the restaurant. This was my first time staying at the hotel. I was very impressed. "

"The experience with this hotel is almost perfect, except for the breakfast offering was too little."

"Food was poor. Service was poor. Room was tiny. Price was high. Not satisfied. But a hot tub in a room was good. "

"The building and the room are clean and fine, but the location was far enough from the airport that you would absolutely need a taxi to get to the airport. However, you’re supposed to make a taxi RSVP at least 48 hours before the date you need it. Local taxis are usually fully booked by early RSVPs, and wont be able to come pick you up like you would expect. I didn’t know that till I arrived at the Inn late in the evening, and I needed a taxi in the next morning fairly early. So I had to figure out how to make a phone call to taxi companies (landlines) via Skype subscription first, and I barely found one after calling 6 different taxi companies. If you don’t have a car, and don’t speak Japanese, or you don’t have a phone that can make a phone call to a japanese landline (you can do this by installing Skype and then buy a 30day subscription for $8), I don’t recommend this place to stay. There’s virtually no public transportation nearby. This inn should make that crucial point much more clear to the customers, so that they would be more prepared when they come to stay, and not have to panic when they realize that they may or may not be able to make it to the airport next day for their next flight. "