Reopening December 15, 2022! Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan features a 1,650-square-yard Japanese garden, natural hot spring baths, free Wi-Fi, an on-site bar, cafe, souvenir shop and an exclusive lounge for...
At Unzen Fukudaya, guests can enjoy public indoor/outdoor hot-spring baths and relaxing massages. Free wired internet is provided in all rooms, while the lobby provides free Wi-Fi.
Ratchaya
Thailand
I love the dinner so much. The food is outstanding if compare with other ryokan. Dinner is perfect but breakfast is ok not as good as dinner. The room is big and comfortable. What I impress is they got 2 bathroom which is so rare in Japan.
Featuring free WiFi, Jyokiya offers accommodations in Unzen. Every room is equipped with a flat-screen TV. You will find a kettle in the room. All rooms come with a shared bathroom.
Only a 2-minute drive from Unzen Jigoku Hell, Azumaen offers accommodations with tatami (woven-straw) floors.
Steven
Taiwan
We stayed in an old-fashioned but very spacious tatami room with a beautiful lake view. The breakfast both mornings was excellent, featuring 10+ traditional dishes
Kangetsusou offers accommodations in Unzen, 12 miles from Shimabara Arena and 12 miles from Unzen National Park. This ryokan is 12 miles from Yamamoto Art Museum.
Boasting 4 indoor/outdoor hot spring baths, Yuyado Unzen Shinyu is located a 30-minute drive from Shimabaragaiko Train Station. Free Wi-Fi is available at public areas.
Unzen Iwaki Ryokan offers public indoor/outdoor hot-spring baths and traditional multi-course meals. Guests sleep in Japanese-style rooms and free Wi-Fi is available at the lobby.
Experience culture authentically with a stay at these traditional Japanese-style accommodations. Sleep on the floor (on a futon roll) in a room furnished with tatami flooring and sliding doors. Guests can often expect access to a communal bath, plus a complimentary Japanese garment called a yukata.
Boasting 4 indoor/outdoor hot spring baths, Yuyado Unzen Shinyu is located a 30-minute drive from Shimabaragaiko Train Station. Free Wi-Fi is available at public areas.
Everything - the room, service and food were all exceptional.
Reopening December 15, 2022! Unzen Miyazaki Ryokan features a 1,650-square-yard Japanese garden, natural hot spring baths, free Wi-Fi, an on-site bar, cafe, souvenir shop and an exclusive lounge for...
At Unzen Fukudaya, guests can enjoy public indoor/outdoor hot-spring baths and relaxing massages. Free wired internet is provided in all rooms, while the lobby provides free Wi-Fi.
Featuring free WiFi, Jyokiya offers accommodations in Unzen. Every room is equipped with a flat-screen TV. You will find a kettle in the room. All rooms come with a shared bathroom.
Kangetsusou offers accommodations in Unzen, 12 miles from Shimabara Arena and 12 miles from Unzen National Park. This ryokan is 12 miles from Yamamoto Art Museum.
Very quiet and comfortable, lovely room.
Good parking.
Unzen Iwaki Ryokan offers public indoor/outdoor hot-spring baths and traditional multi-course meals. Guests sleep in Japanese-style rooms and free Wi-Fi is available at the lobby.
Located in the middle of Unzen National Park's hot spring area, the Unzen Sky Hotel features indoor and outdoor natural hot spring baths, a Japanese restaurant and a souvenir shop.
Great facilities and very close to bus stop and attractions.
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Perfect location to explore Unzen/Shimabara. The owner and staffs are extremely friendly and helpful, told us their favourite onsen spots/restaurants/activities etc. We enjoyed chatting a lot :)
Our Japanese Tatami room was spacious and spotless clean. Nice view from the window!
We would definitely come back again.
Extremely clean. Old style hotel. Great room and very good size with towels and yukata if you need. Hot tea and water provided. We enjoyed the breakfast. Japanese style but not too overwhelming. Close to unzen centre ad there are restaurants for evening food there and plenty onsens
Room was spacious and comfortable, with own private onsen. They offered different patterned yukata for us to choose! We ordered dinner and breakfast and they offered the best meals we had to-date fr hotel/ ryokan. The staff were very friendly and hospitable. Free coffee / tea at lobby were a bonus.
Very good, affordable option in Unzen. The facilities are very clean, the room is traditional with futon and yukata, and the bath is nice. The pension does not have outdoor bath but there are many public baths just a few minutes away. The host is a very welcoming old lady, she prepares nice typical Japanese breakfast. Thank you! 😊🙏
Excellent modern ryokan with very hospitable staff and amazing fresh and high quality food. We were served by the owner and his wife who were humble and friendly people.
A family of 4, we stayed 2 nights in a room with private onsen. The room was modern, clean and the fact that we had a private onsen to ourselves was a winner. Highly recommend this hotel.
We loved the kaiseki dinner and beautiful breakfast served here as part of the ryokan experience. The onsen here have a number of options both indoor and outdoor. Staff were helpful although not much English was spoken.
the Obama bus terminal is just 3mins walk away, and the ryokan is right next to the sea, you can see sunset just stepping out or enjoy it in your room.
the rooms are also very clean. and the room we booked was with a private spring within the room, it was perfect! hot spring, sunset and the ocean.
This is a cozy hotel with traditional rooms and a small onsen. The owners are incredibly helpful and very sweet. The location is convenient and within walking distance to the town and they provide parking if you inform them in advance. The rooms here are really special - they are huge tatami rooms with comfortable futons. The rooms have recently been renovated so that they keep their traditional feeling but are not dusty or dated. Every thing is very clean.
Limited English spoken by staff, but they make a little go a long way and deserve huge credit for their patience and effort in handling non-Japanese speakers during a busy holiday period. Breakfast and dinner are both good, as are the onsens, and location is central to the hot springs, bus stops to/from Shimabara and Nagasaki, and an easy walk up the hill behind town, which affords panoramic views.
Martin
Young couple
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