Top Hotels Near Ihei Yamamoto House in Nichinan from NZ$71

"Clean & very convenient "

"객실도 깨끗하고 시설도 너무 좋았어요 완전 강추입니다 내년 여행에도 다시 재방문 예정입니다"

"The hotel was grand and awesome. Nice and helpful staff. Onsen is also available. I do wonder if it will be better if it is summers as there is a beach that is easily accessible from the hotel."

"The pictures on the listing are not of the actual property. The actual property looks like a frat crash house. It is not a tranquil escape! The master bedroom bed was only a box spring. The bathroom and washroom were covered with mold. We arrived to piles of trash outside the front door. Even though we were scheduled and had paid for three nights, we left after one night."

"Clean room and comfortable to sleep. Thank you "

"Poor quality,lousy futons,too expensive. "

"Route Inn has become my go to for budget stays in towns and cities. I have used them 3 times in the last 2 weeks. Here, Saiki and Yukuhashi. Rooms are a bit bigger than average, renovated, clean, all amenities. They all have onsen type facilities (including Schick shaving foam), staff are great. Breakfast always included. "

"It’s actually one of the most ridiculously overpriced onsen hotel I have ever been. We travel around Japan and have been living in many similar styled ryokans and rarely run into such disappointments. The hotel obviously has dinner option. But neither Expedia nor the hotel provide proper communication for such option. ( Just for comparison, for other hotels that are over 100,000 Yen / night, we always get email communications from the hotels about potential options pre arrival dates). We arrived at the hotel and then being told that we have no dinner because we didn’t choose it. I mean…I need to know about the options first before I can choose it right ? just one email about dinner options is highly appreciated especially considering the prices that we are paying. Also, there is absolutely nothing in the room fridge. The last hotel we stayed before this one provides 17 types of complimentary drinks… so you can tell the differences. And the so called onsen is basically just a bathtub in the yard. Hotel recommended us to a nearby sushi place for dinner and it’s nasty. The sushi maker took in cash bills by bare hands and went back to make sushi for us without even washing his hands. I would probably pay 1/3 or 1/2 of the prices for this place. It’s not a bad place. But it’s definitely not worth the price. 200USD/night max for the quality of the facilities and services. It’s awful that we paid close to 700 USD/ night for this. Don’t go"

"Review as an English foreigner. I thoroughly enjoyed my time here. I arrived in the evening and the staff was not there and would not respond to my messages. Thankfully, a group of older Japanese men were there and helped me get in, choose a bed and get set up for the night. They were great and led to a great Hostel culture. Comfy bed and clean. I would recommend, but make sure you check in early or I doubt the hostel owner will be of much help, unfortunately. Though I may have just been unlucky."