Best Hotels in Asakura
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Roppokan
"The food was very good. The open-air bath was also lovely."
Akizuki Spa Ryokan Seiryuan
"This ryokan exceeded my expectations! The location is absolutely breathtaking and so peaceful and relaxing. The food was fresh, delicious and presented beautifully. Our room was clean, comfortable, tastefully decorated and traditional. The private onsen in our room was the cherry on top! And most importantly the staff here was amazing and the service was top tier! It was a dream come true staying here and I will definitely be back again! Such a memorable and lovely experience!"
Taisenkaku
"Female employees share facilities with guests in the female-only bathhouse."
Hotel Parens Onoya
"They didn't listen to customers."
Koarashiyama Akizuki
"Originally, I just wanted to find a place to stay near Fukuoka Airport, but all the hotels in the city were fully booked. Unexpectedly, I managed to book a guesthouse about 45 minutes from the airport. After checking in, I discovered it was a newly opened hot spring inn, and we were among the first guests! It was a complete surprise. The room was brand new, clean, and spacious. The separate wet and dry area in the bathroom was a huge plus, and each room had its own private bathtub – truly luxurious. The central garden was designed by the owner himself, and the plants are regularly changed, so it felt like there was a different view every time I visited. The owner was very friendly; you can contact him directly via the app if needed. Parking was also very convenient, making it super friendly for travelers with cars. If you're planning a road trip in Fukuoka, I highly recommend adding this guesthouse to your list of options."
Harazuru No Mai
"Very cozy hotel, clean room, polite staff. Delicious dinners and breakfasts."
Hotel Grandspa Avenue
"It was nice to have a good greeting from the staff and correspondence to the guests. There is also a hot spring, but the bathhouse is clean and I took a bath comfortably the next morning. The breakfast was also rich in variety and I was satisfied overall."
Imurakebettei Tsukinohanare
"This was the perfect place to experience the tranquil atmosphere of Japan. Three generations stayed together, and having three rooms was great. The courtyard and view were also fantastic."
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."
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Amagi Kankou Hotel Amagikan
"A new feeling accommodation.. Greenery outside the window and cool and clean accommodation The sauna and bathroom were old but quiet and cozy because of that The cool iced coffee was also the best."
The Capital of Sakuratarō & Momijirō
"Best accommodation on this trip. Great value for money. Location (Lanta Car) Awesome. Best accommodation with facilities and convenience. Especially if you have family travelers, it seems to be the best for healing the day completely. Not only the dormitory, but also the surrounding natural scenery is the best. If you walk quietly in the village in the morning, it's also good. If this shortcoming is to be mentioned soon, there are few supermarkets and restaurants in the off-season, so I had to drive to buy food and food. A large mart 15 minutes drive. There is a convenience store 15 minutes walk. Anyway, family trip. Highly recommended for group travelers."
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Asakura Travel Information
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More Information About Asakura Hotels
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Number of reviews |
176 |
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Total properties |
25 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
PHP 17,545 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
PHP 19,285 |
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Trending hotel |
Taisenkaku |
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 Akizuki Spa Ryokan Seiryuan (from PHP 19,981), Koarashiyama Akizuki (from PHP 9,034) and Hotel Grandspa Avenue (from PHP 2,823), 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, Taisenkaku (from PHP 9,936), Hotel Grandspa Avenue (from PHP 2,823) and Koarashiyama Akizuki (from PHP 9,034) 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 2,823), Akizuki Spa Ryokan Seiryuan (from PHP 19,981) and View Hotel Heisei (from PHP 9,107) 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 9,936), Akizuki Spa Ryokan Seiryuan (from PHP 19,981) and Hotel Parens Onoya (from PHP 5,173) have hot springs. Book now!
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What are some hotels with pools in Asakura?
Taisenkaku (from PHP 9,936), Harazuru Grand Sky Hotel (from PHP 4,362) and Enmeikan (from PHP 4,462) 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 17,586),Taisenkaku (from PHP 9,936) and Koarashiyama Akizuki (from PHP 9,034) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with fresh, delicious breakfast!
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