Top Hotels Near Honryoin in Hokuto from NZ$76

"I'm sorry to say that this experience was not at all what we expected. The lobby is beautiful, however the rooms show signs of significant deterioration (water damage). The bathrooms are old and use water from the hotspring - though commendable from an eco perspective this means smelly showers (sulfur) which is an unpleasant experience. The staff were very kind, however training needs improvement as the service was disjointed and awkward. Last but not least our "balcony" room overlooked the roadway and several dilapidated buildings used for staff parking. I can deeply appreciate the historical significance of the location, however the facilities are not worth the price and require significant investment to bring them up to standard. "

"Fuji is visible from the hotel "

"It was our fourth time at the hotel and the buffet always surprises us with new items on the menu. Everything was on point. "

"Good spa. Room is typical small size . "

"The location must be reached by taxi or bus and buses are infrequent. I recall staying in a very nice hotel next to Kyoto station with probably only 2000 yen more that this basic room. No idea why Kofu is so costly. "

"The staff at this hotel were exceptionally polite, and both dinner and breakfast were absolutely fantastic. The hotel itself is obviously old and could use some serious renovations. Overall, I enjoyed the stay, but I probably wouldn't return unless they upgrade a few things."

"Wish had a microwave! "

"Clean room near Kofu Station with Washer and Dryer on first floor. Very convenient. "

"Onsen felt like it wasn't real onsen and all the baths were lukewarm and not hot. Room was non smoking but smelt like cigarettes real bad like somebody was just here a day ago chain smoking. Actually bought room deodorizer for cigarettes and left it there. Parking was infested with weeds that sticks to your clothes took me 20 min to remove. Meal was part of the reservation but that wasnt communicated clearly to me. They ended up calling me asking me if im coming down for dinner twice even when i told them i dont need meal since already had plans. Not a big deal but stay tax could only be paid in cash. Out of all the hotels i stayed at japan this place is the only place that said cash only. I wonder what they would have said if i told them i dont have cash. With that in mind i dont think they were being truthful and was just being lazy. The hotel seems like it has some history but the proper investment is not being made. Could be better if they have the right mindset. "