Best Nishitama District Hotels

"Overall was a great stay! FYI there are no room keys so you have to check in with reception every time you enter your room and call them when you leave the room."

"We booked this onsen hotel while researching for Okutama' stay. Hotel front desk staff very friendly and cheerful, they handle our check in fast and gives detailed information about room and onsen. Also we dont speak and understand Japanese language but they try their best to make us feel comfortable. The room is very clean. We prefer no cleaning of room for our stay but they exchange towels and amenities everyday. Hotel also provide bottle water every day. Yukata is provided too. On our check out day it was raining and they drove us to the train station. We really appreciate such kind act. We hope to return one day and will definitely recommend this accommodation to friends."

"The service at the Ryokan was excellent. In spite of our mutual inability to understand each others languages we managed to communicate well using our phones and simple gestures. The level of care and attention to detail was brilliant. Whatever you do, try their cuisine - it too displays a high regard for flavor, preparation and texture. We have eaten at Michelin starred restaurants that were not as good as this.. We felt pampered on all levels and thoroughly recommend this beautiful, traditional Ryokan."

"The building is not new, but I was able to enjoy the quiet space in the mountains. It was difficult to adjust the temperature of the shower in the bath, so I think it would be even better if this was good. If I have another chance next time, I would like to use the tavern. Thank you."

"I stayed at Beautiful Kamiya Resort for two nights. Location location location! At Mitake station there are lockers to store luggage. They fit a carry on for sure but maybe even a large suitcase. 500 yen for up to three days. I was outdoors the majority of the time but was at ease knowing a comfortable warm bed and hot bath awaits me. The kitchen is very basic but good for simple meals. Electric cook top, microwave, hot water pot, refrigerator etc. The bad tub is almost as large as a car. Separate toilet and tub areas. Lots of power outlets throughout. Plenty of hot water and clean towels. There is some traffic noise but not a big deal at least for me. This area is absolutely beautiful. Mountains, trees, river, friendly shop keepers and amazing hiking. It rained everyday except my last day of course. It was not really a rain but more like a Seattle mist. I was able to hike the entire main loop but did not peak Mt Otake as I did not have the correct footwear. There is a bus from 30 yards south of the Mitake train station that departs to the Mt Mitake cable car. The entire day round trip is about 1200 yen but honestly I did not keep track down to the penny. I had the most delicious cold udon dish ever at the Small village about 1/2 mile hike above the cable car station. They used local mountain vegetables. My first time ever to taste wild Miatake mushroom tempura. I was in heaven! Cons: no convenience stores in the area however there is a small store between the public train station restrooms and the train station. Lights from the street and nearby buildings come through some windows but there is a window shuttle that can be closed. It's 5-7 minutes walk to and from the Mitake train station. Having a car would be more convenient. I did not try any taxi service so I'm not sure if there is the option."