2-Star Hotels in Daigo

Impressive hospitality.

Set in a prime location of Ibaraki, Daigo House puts everything the city has to offer just outside your doorstep. Featuring a satisfying list of amenities, guests will find their stay at the property a comfortable one. Service-minded staff will welcome and guide you at Daigo House. Guestrooms are designed to provide an optimal level of comfort with welcoming decor and some offering convenient amenities like flat screen television, clothes rack, slippers, air conditioning, heating. The property offers various recreational opportunities. Discover all Ibaraki has to offer by making Daigo House your base.

The environment is clean and tidy, feel warm

We stayed in Western-style room 508 at a hot spring inn within walking distance of Fukuroda Falls. The bedroom has a somewhat gorgeous atmosphere, but it's a shame that the renovation of the bathroom and toilet (it would have been nice to have a double sink) is not very good. Amenities are average. There is a spacious large public bath, but the best part is the open-air bath with natural hot spring water that overlooks the mountain stream where herons rest (although the women's bath is obstructed by mud). The breakfast and evening meals at the restaurant are enough to satisfy a senior couple, and the explanations about local sake are particularly good. I would also like to thank the transportation staff for their thoughtfulness (bringing admission tickets, arranging separate transportation, etc.).

８ I was asked to use it for one night on the weekday at the end of the month. The reason I chose this inn was close to the Fukuroda Falls and I thought the room was just a good cap in 15 rooms. Checked in after 4 p.m., check-in was smooth and polite, such as guide to the room, facilities, explanation of the bath. The room was clean and clean, and it was comfortable to have a sweat in the hot and steamy because I had informed the check-in time in advance. The building is three stories, and the second and third floors are all facing the front side of the room, and it is the location of the valley, but the cloud came down to the mountain 々 across the road and was quite beautiful. The bath is on the third floor and has an inner bath and an open-air bath, and the bath is also well organized and I was able to get hot water. The open air was a little hot water, but I was able to take a bath comfortably while watching the mountain 々 opposite. The meal was a dining room on the first floor, and it comes out one piece by one piece as if it is eating course dishes in the restaurant, and the dishes are also Japanese and Western eclectic and are quite stiff. The amount was also good and the furnishings were good. Only one point is about 40 minutes, and I thought that I wanted to eat a little more slowly with sake as a drinker. Well, it may be normal for 40 to 50 minutes in an ordinary meal. In addition to the fixed dishes, breakfast was prepared in the form of a Viking, raw *, natto, fruit, etc., and it was quite devised. Some of the plans for this inn have check-out until 12 o'clock, and you can walk slowly to the Fukuroda Falls the next day. It was an inn that made me want to visit again.

The room I stayed in was in the annex, and I walked down a long corridor from the main building where the lobby was, and then further to the back on the second floor. Some people may think that it's far away, but I like these far-away rooms because it feels like I'm exploring, so it was fun. There were two baths, and the open-air bath on the first floor was great. It was winter, so the trees outside were dead, but it would be a great view in the new green season. For dinner, we had sashimi, sushi, and the famous kenchin soba, and ate so much that I felt sick. I had a fun trip, thank you.