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of typ het gewoon — “rond de 20e, drie nachten”
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Nozaru Onsen Hostel, Yamanouchi, offers tatami‑floor Japanese rooms and dormitories with low kotatsu tables, futon bedding, and shared kitchen amenities. Guests enjoy free access to a spacious public hot‑spring bath, a terrace, and a games room. Located 7 minutes from Yudanaka Station, 8 minutes from Jigokudani Monkey Park, and 35 minutes from Shiga Kogen ski area, it provides convenient parking options and local beer and shochu.
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Hoe gasten het hotel beoordelen, aspect voor aspect.
Because the hotel sits on a hill in the hot spring town, the view was great, and watching the charming town at dawn and dusk was wonderful; the receptionist was very kind. The only downside was that I was on the fourth floor and the elevator wasn’t available, which was a bit inconvenient.
Yasuhiro·Een maand geleden
The room was large and had a distinctly Japanese inn vibe; the futon was comfortable and you could request extra bedding if needed. For the size it was pretty inexpensive. I stayed in summer, so I can’t comment on winter heating. The onsen was decent, though a bit old, which applies to the whole hostel. It seemed run by just two people, so that explains the limited service. I had to pay an extra 1000 ¥ to upgrade to a room with a private toilet; otherwise you’d have to use the one on the first floor, which I wasn’t aware of and was an unexpected expense.
Georg·Een maand geleden
The hot spring was good, but the elevator was unusable and the room was only average.
Takashi·2 maanden geleden
とても安い6人で２泊46000円だったが. 夏の暑日なのに、エアコンが付いてなくて…部屋も汚くて扇風機が3台のみ 延長コンセントを使う時に火花が散って17歳の子供が感電しかけた
Adumi·2 maanden geleden
The scenery of the hot‑spring town made me excited about the trip, and the spring water seemed decent. But first, the elevator didn’t work. There was no air‑conditioning, so I had to open the window; they gave me two fans, yet the room stayed hot during the day’s heat, only cooling down around midnight when the date changed. I spent the night in just my underwear, which might be tough for women, and I wondered if it would be better in winter. The open‑air bath was fully visible from the opposite inn, and even the indoor pool felt exposed. Parking cost an extra 1000 yen later. They suggested a room with a toilet, but it added another 1000 yen, and the entrance tax was also collected. Items like toothbrushes and towels were missing from the room, so you either buy them or bring your own. The toilet was a shared one on the basement floor, so for a fourth‑floor room you had to climb stairs to use it. The in‑room toilet had a protruding wall piece where the paper was stuck, and a small holder for extra paper was oddly placed; it felt like the cheapness was being flaunted, so I installed it myself, but the place seemed to say “don’t complain about the cheapness.”
畑中·3 maanden geleden