Kintetsu Miyazu Station × Stays With Smoking RoomRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

The Room and shared spaces were impeccably clean, making our first stay here very pleasant. Breakfast was delightful, served in a meal plate & mini buffet style. The plate included items like a deliciously spiced curry soup, which was a unique experience for Hotel breakfast. We

The Hotel allows you to spend time in the provided indoor wear, which is very comfortable, and they have plenty of towels in the large public bath. The ReFa hairdryer was also very pleasant to use. The Room is clean, and the samue and bed covers, as well as the room's hanger rack

Close to a large AEON Mall and highway junction, the parking area accommodates group buses and motorcycles. While it is away from Kyoto's city center, you can relax in the natural onsen large bath and sauna within the facility. The breakfast buffet was also of high quality. Conve

I’m usually picky about pillows, but the bed was very comfortable. The drinks in the fridge were cheaper than at other hotels. The amenities were surprisingly luxurious for these days—the body towel felt great to use, the toothbrushes were good quality, and there was even a ReFa

I had a very pleasant stay. The dinner buffet was excellent with a variety of options including meat dishes, vegetable dishes, local specialties like tea porridge and Miwa somen, as well as cakes and ice cream. The large bath area featured an Onsen, sauna, and a walking pool,

It was quiet, and I was able to sleep well. Breakfast was included, and I enjoyed both the Japanese and Western set meals once each, which was very good. I would have appreciated coffee after the Japanese meal as well, and also after the Western meal (if it is served at the begin

Located right in front of JR Nara Station, it was very convenient and comfortable. Here are the highlights: 1) The breakfast buffet was excellent, with freshly baked bread, roasted green tea rice porridge (hojicha chagayu), and medicinal curry—all delicious. 2) There was a wide v

I stayed at this Hotel I’d been interested in for a while. From the moment I arrived, the attentive service and warm Kyoto dialect helped ease my travel fatigue. Amenities are available on the shelf next to the front desk, and they also provide bags—such a thoughtful touch. Both

There are no convenience stores or similar shops around the Hotel, but having a private open-air bath in the room was wonderful. Also, there is an ancient burial mound nearby, and well-maintained walking paths around it allowed us to enjoy a unique experience we don’t usually g