Hitoyoshi Hotels with Wifi

"Facilities: Complete facilities, modern decoration style, and relatively new facilities everywhere. Hygiene: clean and odorless. Surrounding environment: Kuma Hospital is next to it, which may be a bit uncomfortable psychologically, but it is located in a relatively prosperous area of ​​Hitoyoshi, with convenience stores, izakayas, supermarkets, and souvenir shops. Service: The English level at the front desk is good."

"The hot springs were wonderful; my skin felt so smooth and relaxed. The food was creative French cuisine, which was delicious and unique, but it took far too long for each dish to arrive, and I got tired of waiting. I asked for a second helping of bread midway through the meal, but it never arrived. It might have been a special menu for New Year's, but it was a bit of a disappointment."

"This is definitely a fabulous and fantastic experience living in a Ryokan, and this Ryokan is also reputable among local people, which means it is highly recognized by Hitoyoshi residents. Some local residents also spend their time in this Ryokan as a relaxing journey. I ordered the room with breakfast served, and it looked so amazing and delicate. I hope to visit here again in the near future if there will be any chances. I absolutely love this little town."

"The hotel decoration for Christmas was superb & beautiful. Initially when we checked in, the passage way at level 2 had an unpleasant musty smell but a few hours later the smell was gone. I think the hotel should look into improving the ventilation & add some aromatic scent. The breakfast spread for 1320 yen was excellent. There were Japanese as well as Western food choices."

"The hotel is located in a good location. It is a 5-minute walk from JR Hitoyoshi Station and Aoi Aso Shrine is across the road. It takes more than ten minutes to walk to Kamimura Eel House. The hotel is a building from the Showa era and is a national tangible cultural property, so it is inevitable that the facilities are slightly old. There is an indoor hot spring in the hotel, which is very convenient. The proprietress speaks English, but the staff is limited in English. After staying for two nights, there were more guests on the first night and arranged a room on the first floor. The next morning the proprietress offered to change to a room with a better view on the second floor, and she could see the side In the Kuma River, you can hear the sound of the river at night. On the day of leaving the shop, the proprietress drove to the JR station. Although the hotel’s facilities are slightly outdated and the wooden house has poor sound insulation, it makes people feel the caring Japanese service."

"I like it very much. I booked a single room so it is relatively small. But there are only three rooms on the first floor, which is very quiet. There is a shared kitchen and bathroom. It is very convenient to heat food, pour water, and drink coffee. You can also borrow the boss's bicycle for free to go around. I rode to Tengu Bridge in the rain, but unfortunately the road was under construction. But riding along the way, it was really rural scenery, very quiet and comfortable! If you take the bus, actually get off at Hitoyoshiyakusho Station and walk back about 100 meters. The Lawson convenience store is right next to the hotel, which is very convenient. But everyone will definitely go to Hitoyoshi Station to check in. It still takes at least 10 minutes to walk from the hotel to Hitoyoshi Station, which is a bit of a road. Of course, people who like to run wildly think it’s okay, but those of us carrying big bags still hope to stay within 500 meters."

"The staff were friendly and I felt good staying at a cultural property class accommodation."

"Within walking distance of JR Hitoyoshi, my grandparents run a guesthouse that's essentially a guesthouse! They live on the first floor, and the guest rooms are upstairs in a small building next door. There are four rooms, but we were the only ones there when we stayed, so we had the common area all to ourselves. 🥹 The room is equipped with a refrigerator, microwave, hair dryer, a bathroom, two toilets, and a large living room with a table. If you need to eat, you need to make reservations in advance. Sometimes, if my grandparents aren't available, you'll have to buy food at a convenience store. My grandparents use a translator, which is pretty accurate, so don't worry! They also have bicycles at home, which are free to use. The hotel's Japanese phone number in the Ctrip email isn't quite accurate, so you can ask your previous hotel to check out Morino in Hitoyoshi after you arrive in Japan. You can even take your room key and go to Chaoyangkan (another hot spring hotel) to soak in the hot springs in the evening! It was a real surprise, but my grandparents said it was a partnership, so I don't know if it's always going on, so please take it as a surprise. My grandparents are very nice, and I'd definitely stay there again. 😭 On my first day, I was in a hurry to leave, so they let me check in early, even though I was just trying to drop off my luggage. The hotel closed at 2:00 p.m., and Grandpa, worried we'd miss it, drove us right to the entrance. It was so touching, even though it only took ten minutes to walk there, but it was such a hot day! It was truly comfortable. I especially recommend Mizumi-no-Miya. They only have one set menu each day, and it's run by a grandparents. Japanese communication is easy, and English is also acceptable, though a little challenging, but it's truly worth the money and the food is delicious. It feels like everyone in this small city knows each other, and they even chatted with us about their stay in Morino. It was a truly blissful trip. 😊 The last picture is the correct Japanese phone number for the hotel. I think it's there, but I can't quite remember it. You can try contacting them after you land. I sent an email but didn't get a response. I wonder if the email address Ctrip gave me was wrong. 😤"