Top Hotels Near Kamochi Shrine in Hino from NZ$100

"The room rate included dinner and breakfast. The big bath oversees the train station."

"We are glad that we requested ocean view room !! The reeption was super spacious and the massage chair was a hidden gem."

"This property may need updated decorating but it's literally across the street from the Yonago rail station and on the cusp of a lot of walkable shopping. I enjoyed it so much during my first trip that I'm staying again. My single room (double bed) is very comfy for a solo shopaholic and would be good for a couple with a child. There's a nice amount of floor space, much more than other hotels in the area and even more than the hotel's photos suggest; you can literally use the area at the foot of the bed to stash purchases or suitcases, make a play area, etc. For both visits, I've managed to get rooms facing the train station, and the sunrises have been gorgeous. You don't need to face Daisen directly, the hills and far-off mountains are a dramatic frame. Before you decide on lodgings for yourself or your little family, see if a few extra dollars per night are in your budget for this property. I highly recommend it compared to the other budget hotels!"

"Nice, average hotel by the standards of our trip to Japan (as in the room was small by American standards but average by Japanese standards). Close to the train station, restaurants, etc. Check-in was easy, staff were helpful in holding on to our baggage since we arrived early. Pretty expansive Japanese breakfast in the morning."

"Excellent stay all around. Staff was well trained, welcoming, and spoke English when needed. Breakfast buffet was world class, great quality (freshness was extraordinary) and variety. Shuttle to airport. I recommend 100%."

"It's really nice"

"The buffet breakfast that was included in the stay was great ! Super great value for this gem of a hotel ! "

"Located very close to the station, making this a convenient stop for travelers moving via train. Hotel is advertised as free on-site parking (which is why I chose it), but the parking area is EXTREMELY limited. I arrived to find it full so had to pay for off-site parking, though there are plenty of options nearby. Front desk hours are also limited, so you do want to make sure you are not arriving too late. Otherwise, very comparable to other business hotels I have stayed at in Japan. Staff was friendly and the room was actually a little larger than average."

"It is an older Buddhist temple and feels wonderful to be in a place with such character and history. The meals (all are vegetarian in accordance with Buddhist tradition) are a delicious delight. This is from one who is not a vegetarian! The service is personal and sincerely caring. I would recommend visiting Daisen and staying there. "