Best Hotels in Asakura
Explore Asakura with 25 stays near popular landmarks, shopping malls, dining spots, and key business areas for a convenient city stay.
Hotel Parens Onoya ★★★
"I went on a family trip. The staff was friendly, and the hotel lobby and garden were so pretty!! Dinner and breakfast were both delicious, and the room was spacious and comfortable. It was such a pleasant memory. I was worried because the price was cheap, but it turned out to be unfounded."
Harazuru No Mai ★★★
"Very cozy hotel, clean room, polite staff. Delicious dinners and breakfasts."
Koarashiyama Akizuki ★★★
"We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at this establishment. Having our own Hansen in our room was a true luxury! And with natural spring water, no less. Excellent. The lady who greeted us was extremely helpful and kind, and she recommended some excellent places to visit. We highly recommend it."
Harazuru Grand Sky Hotel ★★★
"Dinner wasn't anything special, but breakfast was okay."
Hotel Grandspa Avenue ★★
"The staff were very polite and attentive, from greeting guests to providing excellent service. The hot springs and bathhouse were very clean, and I enjoyed a refreshing bath the next morning. The breakfast had a wide variety of options, and overall I was very satisfied."
View Hotel Heisei ★★★
"1. It's located in a remote area and high up in the mountains, making it difficult to access without a shuttle or rental car. 2. Perhaps due to a lack of staff, there are many Nepalese staff. Overall, the staff are friendly. The Japanese female staff at the restaurant, who tries to speak a little Korean, is also very helpful. 3. The in-room baths are not kakenagashi-style hot springs, but rather refillable. The water is very cold and lukewarm, even colder than hot springs. Bathing is difficult without adding hot water. 4. The public baths close at 11:00 PM (outdoor) and 12:00 AM (indoor) the next day, so availability is limited. The water isn't slippery, but rather sulfuric. The public baths aren't usually crowded. 5. As the name suggests, the view is everything. 6. The tatami mats in the rooms can be a bit strong, so those with sensitive skin should wear a mask. The amount of drinking water provided in the rooms is limited. 7. The food menu is varied, but not particularly diverse, and the portions are rather small. It's basic, neither exceptional nor lacking. 8. They don't offer any assistance with luggage. 9. The smoking room next to the lobby restaurant is a mistake. It would be better to have it outside. 10. The parking lot is relatively spacious."
Roppokan ★★★
"The indoor onsen marvelous. The environment is quiet and the dinner as well as breakfast is good. Recommendation for friends and relatives is a must"
Ryoso Suiuntei ★★★★
"A new onsen hotel in a golf club. The room is spacious and comes with private onsen. It feels very new and clean. Most of the staff doesn’t speak English but it was ok using translator. The filipino male staff was very helpful and we appreciate that."
Akizuki Spa Ryokan Seiryuan ★★★★
"I absolutely loved Seiryuan. Having stayed at dozens of onsen hotels across Japan, Seiryuan stands out as one of the most unique. The hotel is tucked away in a serene location, far from the hustle and bustle of the city. The views are breathtaking; from the floor-to-ceiling windows in our room, we could see mountains, trees, a small bridge over a stream, and lush greenery. Dining in the restaurant, I was even more captivated by the stunning scenery. With only six rooms, the hotel doesn't have a large staff, but their service is exceptionally thoughtful. My husband accidentally splashed mud on his trousers because of the rain, and they immediately took them to be cleaned. The proprietress speaks several languages, including Chinese. Her gentle demeanor and graceful presence truly convey a sense of peaceful tranquility. The dinner at the restaurant was of superior quality. We were served by a young man who was warm and attentive. He specially brought me a small birthday cake and sake. As dinner concluded, he used a translation app to tell us that fireflies were flying near the hotel entrance and offered to take us to see them. At that moment, the proprietress also arrived, and the young man introduced her, saying, 'This is my mother.' The fireflies twinkled among the tree branches, and then she caught one for us, which we later released back into the night. A truly wonderful Seiryuan."
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More Information About Asakura Hotels
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Number of reviews |
188 |
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Total properties |
25 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
PHP 18,742 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
PHP 20,880 |
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Trending hotel |
Hotel Grandspa Avenue |
FAQs About Hotels in Asakura
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What are the best places to stay in Asakura?
Some of the best places to stay in Asakura are near popular attractions like Akizuki Castle Ruins and Amagi Park, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Asakura near Akizuki Castle Ruins?
Some of the top hotels in Asakura near Akizuki Castle Ruins include Koarashiyama Akizuki (from PHP 9,803), Akizuki Spa Ryokan Seiryuan (from PHP 22,037) and Hotel Grandspa Avenue (from PHP 3,065), all offering easy access to Akizuki Castle Ruins, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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Where can I find the best hotels in Asakura?
Asakura has some of the best hotels for you to select. Whether you're traveling for business or on a vacation, Hotel Grandspa Avenue (from PHP 3,065), Koarashiyama Akizuki (from PHP 9,803) and Taisenkaku (from PHP 8,084) are preferred hotels.
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What is the best spa hotel in Asakura?
Getting tired after a long walk? Hotel Grandspa Avenue (from PHP 3,065), Akizuki Spa Ryokan Seiryuan (from PHP 22,037) and View Hotel Heisei (from PHP 12,934) provide highly rated spa services.
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What’s the best hotel in Asakura with hot springs?
Wanna experience hot springs in your hotel? Taisenkaku (from PHP 8,084), Roppokan (from PHP 7,841) and Akizuki Spa Ryokan Seiryuan (from PHP 22,037) have hot springs. Book now!
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What are some hotels with pools in Asakura?
Taisenkaku (from PHP 8,084), Harazuru Grand Sky Hotel (from PHP 4,635) and Enmeikan (from PHP 4,383) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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Where can you find hotels with excellent breakfast in Asakura?
Ryoso Suiuntei (from PHP 22,168),Koarashiyama Akizuki (from PHP 9,803) and Taisenkaku (from PHP 8,084) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with fresh, delicious breakfast!
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