Top Hotels in Minamiaizu-gun Bed and Breakfast Inns
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Top 10 Bed and Breakfast Inns in Minamiaizu-gun, Japan
Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Minamiaizu-gun, Fukushima Prefecture, Tohoku including Toryukan, Daiwa Link Hotel Aizu Tajima, Sisen, Ryokan Hinoemata, Azuki Onsen Kabokunoyado, Yurari, Ryokan Sugaya, OYO Ryokan Koboshinoyu Senshintei, Yuyado Nishikiya, Ryokan Minakawa.
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1. Toryukan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
If you’re looking for a romantic onsen ryokan in Shimogo-machi, look no further than Toryukan. Close to some of Shimogo-machi's most popular landmarks, such as Tonohetsuri (1.8 mi) and Takakura Shrine (3.1 mi), Toryukan is a great destination for tourists. You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer air conditioning and a refrigerator, and you can stay connected during your stay as Toryukan offers guests public wifi. Plus, Toryukan offers free breakfast, providing a pleasant respite from your busy day. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Chez Yamanobe, which is a French restaurant that is popular with locals and out-of-towners alike. If you are interested in exploring Shimogo-machi, check out Ono Kannondo (0.9 mi), which is a short walk from Toryukan. The staff at Toryukan looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
A high-quality traditional onsen ryokan
Reviewed By Jason JThey'll pick you up from the station, though to be honest it's only a 5-10 minute walk (across the bridge, over the gorge from the main part of town). The building is spotlessly clean and feels brand-new. Disappointingly not many of the rooms seem to have views of the gorge itself - perhaps the ones on the lowest floor may do? But the rotenburo (open air bath) has them, and you shouldn't miss it. (Apparently there's a small additional rotenburo alongside the main women's bath, but women still shouldn't miss the main rotenburo, which is partitioned into male and female sections.) Dinner - included - is a typical ryokan feast, with various things you cook yourself over tea lamps. I think this is a good choice if you're staying in the area.
2. Daiwa Link Hotel Aizu Tajima
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 2 reviews
清潔快適
Reviewed By megmeg999比較的新しい施設のため、清掃がきちんとさせていることもあり、清潔感はとても良いと思います。 設備面もビジネスホテルとしては過不足なく、これは便利！というものはありませんが、これが無くて困ったといった点もありません。快適でした。 近くにコンビニがあるのも、地方のビジネスホテルとしては高評価のポイントではないでしょうか。 無料サービスの朝食も、あまり期待はしていませんでしたが、美味しく食べられるレベルのもので満足でした。会場のコロナウイルス対策も、席の配置、手指消毒、使い捨て手袋の配布と、しっかりしていて安心感がありました。
3. Sisen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
It's great that you can enjoy the outside bath all day.
Reviewed By tomizuta1953We booked this place because of the positive reviews and close location to Oouchijuku. The onsen ryokan area is off the main road and it was difficult to find the small road into the area. We were warmly welcomed by the matron and quickly shown to our room. The room was clean, heating was from the onsen heat, not too warm and very comfortable. The matron told us they are doing their best to offer ryokan grade service although they are a minshuku (guest house) and not a ryokan (hotel) which we noticed was true. It's great that you can enjoy the outside bath all day. Many ryokans close their baths from midnight to early morning. Because they have only a handful of rooms the baths are not crowded. Dinner was composed of local delicacies including fried river fish, more than enough to satisfy your appetite. Breakfast is also based on local food and is lighter than in a ryokan. Perhaps too light for those with a hearty appetite. I would grade this minshuku overall as comfortable and good value for money. I advise that 1. credit cards are not accepted 2. No hot water is available in the room so you have to go out and use hot water at the wash basin in the public bath 3. you need to bring your own toothpaste, razors and combs.
4. Ryokan Hinoemata
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
絶景の紅葉
Reviewed By Nakane41会津若松から桧枝岐の風景は日本の原風景とも言える。訪問した10月下旬は家々に柿が実り何とも懐かしいという思いがある。会津田島を過ぎると山深くなり、尾瀬の入り口の御池まで延々とブナ等の紅葉が続く。その迫力、その鮮やかさは真に目に染みる。桧枝岐は尾瀬の入り口であり、人口580人の村。平家の落人部落と言い伝えられるが、人口の９０％が星、平野、橘姓と聞き納得できる。旅館ひのえまたはその村の中心にある温泉ホテル。温泉は単純泉で尾瀬歩きに疲れた足を癒すのに最高。食事は米が採れない事から生まれた山人料理で、中でもイワナから取った出汁で食べる裁ち蕎麦が絶品。また珍味では山椒魚の天ぷらも食せる。なんとなく家族的雰囲気の旅館で、また秋になると行きたくなる旅館。
5. Azuki Onsen Kabokunoyado
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Friendly service, modern facilities at a reasonable price
Reviewed By gco21We stayed two nights at Kabokunoyado and used it as a base for hiking in the Oze National Park (which is beautiful, and well worth the visit). The staff were unfailingly polite and helpful. Food was plentiful and fresh. Our room, for a family of four, stayed in one room which was spacious and tastefully decorated. The baths were well maintained, and although the water was slightly too hot, left us all feeling relaxed. The inn is on the main road but we couldnt hear a thing except the river which flows nearby.
6. Yurari
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travelers visiting Tadami-machi, Yurari is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Yurari offers guests an array of room amenities including a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available. The onsen ryokan offers baggage storage, to make your visit even more pleasant. There is no shortage of things to do in the area: explore popular historic sites such as Remains of Kanozu Checkpoint. Yurari is sure to make your visit to Tadami-machi one worth remembering.
Wish I could have stayed longer!
Reviewed By VintagePrincess1973I cant fault this hotel in any way. Friendly staff, big rooms, quiet, beautiful view. Also the hotel came to fetch us from the station and was punctual. Our room included a traditional Japanese dinner, but they also had steak which you need to order prior to your arrival. If I knew, I would have done that although the Japanese dinner was very nice. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay here and will highly recommend this hotel.
7. Ryokan Sugaya
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
野菜の美味しさを堪能できる宿
Reviewed By alan_flusser宿の隣を小さな川が流れているのどかな場所である。 夕食・朝食で出される自家栽培の採りたて野菜の新鮮さと味付けに感動した。 夕食は皮むきトマト丸ごと１個・馬刺し・かぼちゃ・じゃがいもなどすべて良かった。 建物は特に新しいというわけではなかったが、館内はとてもきれいな状態に保たれており、掃除も完璧で気持ちよく過ごせた。 そして女将さんがとても気さくかつ親切でぜひまた再訪したくなった。
8. OYO Ryokan Koboshinoyu Senshintei
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 14 reviews
Near Japanese historical site "Ouchi-jyuku", Japanese inn with hot springs with sourced springs. Koboushinoyu Senshintei is a Japanese inn that runs over the source with the spa standing in the forest of Oku Aizu. Please spend a relaxing moment with the hot spring where the hospitality of Oku Aizu Forest and rich nature reside.
9. Yuyado Nishikiya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 5 reviews
予想以上に素晴らしいお宿！
Reviewed By attsun個人的な感想ですが、民宿と4つ星ホテルの中間みたいなグレードのお宿です。いろんな場所に生花があり、細やかなおもてなしを感じました。 建物は120年以上歴史のある古民家です。中の装飾品のセンス良く、古さを感じることなく落ち着いてお洒落な雰囲気です。お料理の見た目も内容も素晴らしいく、感動しました。旦那様をはじめ、スタッフさんの温かい人柄で民宿の良さを感じます。心がホッコリしました。 8時以降自由に使えるお風呂の利用システムも良かったです。お湯は少し熱く感じましたが源泉掛け流しで柔らかくて良いお湯でした。1歳の子供連れだったので、お部屋の位置もご配慮頂き、親切さを感じました。 ただ一つ子供連れに不向きと感じた点は食事です。子供椅子がなかったことと、落ち着いた食事部屋で他の方と一緒に食べるのでとにかく気を使いました。子供がもう少し大きくなったらまた一緒に行きたいと思います。
10. Ryokan Minakawa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 5 reviews
Snow festival visit -Tatami in Tadami
Reviewed By JenelleM841Our family of 6 adults stayed in this very hospitable family ryokan for 2 nights. Tadami is off the usual tourist destinations in Japan but a great place if you want to experience authentic Japanese hospitality. We went especially for the snow festival in February and were not disappointed. It was a great festival with the highlight being the fireworks each night. Some of the best fireworks we have ever seen and lasting for nearly an hour. Kyoko was an amazing host who looked after us so well. We ate breakfast and dinner one night at the ryokan and it was incredible. We all slept in the one room on tatami mats and this was surprisingly comfortable and roomy. If you after a very traditional experience, have time to travel and explore, then this a a fabulous place to visit. Go in February and enjoy this festival and support a small Japanese town in the process.
