Kanonji Hotels with Wifi

"It's about a 20-minute walk from the station, but it's a very nice hotel that's only been built six months ago and still smells brand new, with excellent service. The surrounding area is potato fields, so the air is clean. The large public bath is spacious, and although it's not a natural hot spring, the mineral stones are beautifully arranged. The complimentary coffee is also a nice touch."

"The hotel is probably the largest in Guanyinji City, but it is old, the bedding can be seen to have been used for a long time, and the air conditioning exhaust fan is very loud. But the transportation is convenient and the location is eye-catching."

"A good hotel in the rural town of Four Countries, very close to the station, mainly to Ziyun Mountain and the convenience of parents. The room is a typical Japanese business hotel, which is relatively large. Breakfast is a simple set meal, but the dinner in this restaurant is a local famous fried **, you can try it."

"Very new hotel, there is a supermarket, 100 yuan store, barbecue restaurant, fast food restaurant within 5 minutes walk, there is a rock pan bath shop next to it, although not luxurious decoration, but a sweat is also a good place, and only 1000 yen. Although it is a smoking room, there is no smell of smoke. If you visit your parents and Ziyun after leaving the mountain, you don't want to go dark, I definitely recommend it. The only minor problem is that there will be car sounds at night, if people who are sensitive to sound should pay attention."

"I was attending the Setouchi Art Festival and planning to go to Ibuki Island. I originally intended to stay near Kannonji JR station, but I stumbled upon this hotel. The price was reasonable, and it was even closer to the port. A taxi from the station directly to the hotel cost about 1000 yen, which was acceptable considering I had a lot of luggage. However, I saw some negative reviews on other websites from Japanese people, but they couldn't pinpoint any major flaws. Was it dissatisfaction and discrimination against hotels run by Chinese people? Or was the hotel truly outdated and unsightly after changing owners to Chinese? Based on my experience, it seems the former was the main issue. Based on my extensive travel experience in Japan and countless hotel stays, the room price and cleanliness were quite satisfactory. Because of road construction at Takaya Shrine, all buses were suspended, and the owner kindly offered to rent bicycles for free, which was a great help. Public transportation is so infrequent here that it's difficult to find public transport back to the city after photographing the sunset over the Sky Torii gates."

"That's good."