Best Kyotango Hotels

Very spacious room and kind owner! Will want to come back again. I think winter here will be better with the crabs etc.

A truly beautiful hotel! Everything from the architecture to the view outside the windows is top-notch. The staff are polite and welcoming, and even though we don't speak much Japanese, they patiently explain everything to us. The rooms are full of thoughtful touches, and there are plenty of complimentary drinks and amenities. If I ever come to visit Japan again, I'll definitely bring my family to stay here for longer. ありがとうございます♪

I used it for the first time. I chose a separate room because I was with my elderly family. It's a new room in the building, so I expected it in all aspects. In fact, I stayed, the room was clean and the staff was caring. The meal was delicious. The whole site is built on the slope. The room away is the closest place to the front road. The front desk was on the first floor of the main building, which rose from the entrance, the dining room was on the second floor of the main building, and the free rental bath was on the second floor of the main building and several places where the stairs were raised (there is a separate room and a paid rental bath There are only stairs in the main building, and the usual life is usually walking, but the elderly family has no elevator, so it's not necessary to move from the distance to the dining room. Outside stairs ～ Move to the main building ～ main building stairs ～ I had a hard time moving with a meal place and an unfamiliar yukata figure and a grass shoe. I gave up because of the movement of the rental open-air bath with a lot of steps. Fortunately, it was a separate room, so there was a semi open-air bath, but there was no handrail in the bathroom, and the bath was wide, and it was like entering the bathtub so that it did not fall. I was going to choose from HP and some inn, including barrier free, but I didn't know the step. It was the most disappointing stay. It was an inn that had no problem with the stairs, so it is recommended except for the elderly and those with lower limbs.

訂這間酒店主要是翌日方便去天橋立，但天橋立附近酒店很不划算，竟然發現到京丹後這間不錯。住一晚大約$900-1000，包了雙人早餐 (很浮誇)，酒店內設有溫泉，空間挺大，非常划算！

I stayed at Ichibokan to eat lots of crab. The weather was fair on the first day, and when we arrived at Yuhigaura Kizu Onsen Station on the Kyotango Railway, a microbus was waiting to pick us up. In order to avoid the risk of contracting the new coronavirus, I was thinking that I would prefer to eat in my room and reserve a private bath for my family, but when I contacted the travel agency and found out that it would be better to have a private bath in my room, they told me that the room was It is said that it is no longer available. However, there were vacant rooms available on Ichibokan's website, so I called them directly and they readily accepted the change. Bathing while looking out at the Sea of ​​Japan in winter from a room with a Shigaraki ware bath is the best. I could open the window a little and stay inside for as long as I felt the cold air. The room with a bath is not a room for meals, but a restaurant, so I wanted to refrain from eating at the same time as many people, but when I went there, the tables were clearly separated, so I could eat in peace. I received it. There were three crabs per person, and we were able to enjoy a full course of crab including boiled, sashimi, grilled, tempura, steamed egg custard, and hot pot. I also devoured three bowls of rice porridge to finish the meal. The breakfast the next morning had a lot of variety and the pot-cooked rice was so delicious that I ended up eating way too much. Speaking of the Sea of ​​Japan in winter, it's all about snow. It started snowing around dinner time that day, and by morning it was completely white. On the JR website, there is a notice of suspension of services such as the Fukuchiyama line... I thought about staying another night here since the room was apparently vacant, but I was told that even a cheap room would cost 30,000 yen to stay on Saturday. I was told that I could take the Kyotango Railway to Toyooka, so I was prepared to spend another night at a business hotel in Toyooka, when I was informed by the staff that they were considering sending the group's inn guests to Sasayamaguchi by bus. I didn't know the distance from Ichibokan to Sasayamaguchi, but the microbus that picked me up yesterday took me on a regular road for about 3 hours because I couldn't use the expressway, and I safely returned to Osaka by JR from Sasayamaguchi. I was able to do. This is a great inn that I would definitely like to visit again next year.

I felt the hospitality and I was able to stay with peace of mind. I felt like I was at home. Thank you.