Ulasan Hotel Hanakoyado

Very vintage onsen hotel, nice and comfortable area, the restaurant is extraordinary. Nearby walking street.

A historic hotel. Traditional Japanese rooms with private hot springs on a first-come-first-served basis. Location is excellent. A bit old but that is what I was looking for- a nostalgic feel. Not many amenities as it is an old hotel. No complaint.

The service was impeccable. The staff were very friendly and generally able to communicate in English. Their service is so good that they wipe down all your luggage upon arrival at the hotel, and my bags came out cleaner than when I came! The food also left us speechless. I’ve never tasted such a delicious meal, and I consider myself a foodie. The dishes were prepared fresh right in front of us. Every detail was attended to, from presentation to taste. It deserves a 100% without a doubt. Since I had a food allergy, they were careful to leave out the allergen in all the foods. I was really thankful for that, because it’s not always a given at Asian restaurants. The establishment itself is dated, but that’s why we chose it in the first place- to feel the aura of tradition. Having said that though, it was slightly inconvenient that there was no shower inside our room. However, it wasn’t too much of a problem because the shared shower/onsen room was just a short distance from our room, and it was generally not occupied. When we stayed there, there was a storm going on, so the the rain crashing on the window and the outside blinds gave off a spooky feeling, which added to the sense of adventure.

The hotel service attitude is very good, the hotel location is good, the staff is very friendly and will inform you that you can take a free hot spring bath in Taoquan Goshofang. The breakfast and dinner are also very delicious

This is a quaint traditional hot spring hotel. Because it is not very large, it only has 2 indoor hot springs (but you can use the outdoor hot spring in the main building), and the indoor hot spring is relatively small. As for the food, the portions are not too big and the ingredients are not very high-end, but the taste is good. As for the service attitude, except for the female waiter I met when checking out in the morning, the others were good (the chefs were also very friendly).

A very authentic Taisho-style hot spring B&B experience Clean and tidy, the staff explained very carefully The location is perfect from the old street, quiet in the bustling area

The overall price-performance ratio is very unreasonable. The room is large but not practical. There are almost no toiletries. The towels are old and few. The bathroom and the space for clothes are very cold. There is no floor heating. There are no humanized items. It is the worst hot spring hotel I have ever stayed in. The service is rigid. After checking in, they never showed up again. You have to pay for everything. You have to buy water and coffee yourself. Fortunately, there is a very good cafe downstairs. The attitude is also quite good. When they saw us before closing, they opened the door and made two cups of coffee for us. The whole hotel is OK only for the decorations at the entrance. The rest are very ordinary. The public space waiting for the hot spring is super cold. There is no floor heating and no air conditioning. The hot spring pool is also very simple, like a public bath, without any beauty. I will not go there again

There is only one drawback. The soundproofing equipment is a bit poor. There are two floors of accommodation. I live on the ground floor, and there is a lot of walking noise upstairs starting at 5 o'clock in the morning. Everything else is good, there are two separate hot springs, and tattoos are OK. It's 8 minutes away from the hot spring bus station. There is a slope to walk up. The clerk was really good and considerate. It was the same girl throughout the whole process and she spoke fluent English. Even when we went out to watch the snow at 5 o'clock in the morning, they would care about us at the door and wait for us to come back. They were very considerate and worried that we would be in danger if it snowed too early. In addition, the breakfast and dinner were also rich and filling.

This hotel is located near the central area of ​​Arima Onsen, not far from Kinyu Ginyu. This is a small Japanese-style hotel. There are no public baths in the hotel, only two private hot springs. No reservation is required. The lights will be on when someone is using them. It is more convenient and suitable for couples and families. But there is no open-air hot spring♨️. The food was good, but the dinner portion was small. The wagyu beef portion I paid extra for was also very small, which was a bit disappointing.

In the town of Arima Onsen, the rooms are clean and comfortable, the environment is very good, there is basically no queue for the two private hot springs, they are open all night, the front desk service is enthusiastic, the town is good for shopping and eating

The hotel is really old. When the wind is strong at night, it is very noisy outside the window. The retro feeling is a bit scary. The noise must be kept low when staying in the hotel. The sound insulation of the wooden structure house is very poor. It was my first time to experience tatami. It was hard and uncomfortable. I didn't sleep well! There are two hot springs in the hotel, both of which are independent. This is very good. The hotel's meals are really hard to eat. Even a person who loves Japanese food really can't get used to it! The meals may be prepared very early, so they can't be changed at the last minute. The meals are all very cold. The only hot thing is tea. So I really don't recommend booking hotel meals. There are things to eat on the street outside, but you have to queue up and the store closes early. The main attraction is experience. Ha~

Arima Hanakoyado Onsen Hotel is a great choice! The location is excellent, very close to Arima Onsen Street and the station, with convenient transportation and a quiet and comfortable surrounding environment. The rooms are exquisitely designed, spacious, clean and tidy, and the tatami and hot spring facilities make people relax. The private bath experience at Jinquan Yinquan is first-class, and the service is warm and considerate. Highly recommended!

The century-old hotel's facilities and rooms are well maintained, and the waiters are very warm and welcoming. Dinner was well prepared and delicious.

The style is very Showa, the soundproofing is a little poor, the walking distance is very convenient, the two meals are a little worse, but the price is there, it is already quite good, and everything else is quite satisfactory