Pet Friendly Hotels in Oita Prefecture, Japan

Our family had a memorable stay in the hotel . The staff were very helpful and friendly . We were so impressed by the food prepared with excellent presentation with a great variety of food , from sashimi to sukiyaki and tempura . The onsen in the room had a great view of the valley . They also had private onsen outside the room . The view was unforgettable when I used during the sunrise .

A very cozy courtyard hotel with strong local characteristics, elegant and quiet environment, spacious and comfortable rooms, sufficient and delicious breakfast and dinner with reasonable matching. The hot springs are private and you can enjoy them relaxingly. The hotel is in a great location, very close to the bus stop, and it only takes 3 to 5 minutes to walk in a straight line. The town is not very big, you can walk everywhere, the air is good, and it is very suitable for a leisurely walk, with a feeling of wanting more.

This store is more difficult to find the location of the hotel Google map navigation is generally poor, fortunately met a young man in the door of the laundry driving waiting when we came up to ask him where the hotel is located, he was very good car us to this hotel, before departure must email the hotel to book a shuttle bus time at Yufu Station. When you arrive at the hotel, you have to make an appointment at the front desk for a shuttle bus to Yufuin Station tomorrow. There is an additional charge of 300 yen each time

It was nice to be able to experience a traditional Japanese house and use the hot spring family bath, and dinner was chicken delivered from a nearby restaurant, which was light and suited our taste. Breakfast was simple, like Japanese home cooking. Early in the morning (before sunrise), we were able to go see the water mist of Kinrinko Lake, which is less than 5 minutes away, but it was too bad that we couldn't see the thick water mist because it was cold, but overall, I was satisfied with the one-night stay at Yufuin Onsen Village on this trip.

Much older than expected. . . . Or you can use antique/existence history to describe 😅😅 Because of the night check-in, there is a certain level of terror. . . 😅😅 The store can only communicate in Japanese, but the store actively uses translation software to assist in communication, which is a sincere performance 👍👍 But the last thing I didn't understand was that I booked a room in the Japanese style, but finally got a foreign style room. . . . 😅😅 There is a luggage elevator in one hand, and people have to go up and down the stairs by themselves (the third floor at that time) Air conditioning is newly installed 👍👍 When checking out, because the aunt and aunt are using the luggage elevator to do work, you have to carry your luggage and drop it downstairs 😅😅 There is a large open space in front of the store for free parking 👍👍

I almost didn’t book this because there wasn’t an en-suite bathroom (there’s a sink & WC though) but so glad I didn’t miss out on this gem of a ryokan! The decor was modern Japanese chic, the service was super friendly and the location was insane - less than a minute to the shopping street from the side lane! I booked a river view but I feel any room would have a good view. As for not having an en-suite bathroom, the private onsen more than made up for it!

The hotel is slightly over 1km from Kirin Lake and the shopping lane but it offers free bikes for use by guests and cycling to the attractions is a breeze from the hotel. In addition, the hotel offers booking for three of their onsen amenities - open air, semi open air and we xtra hot osen. Guest can book the preferred slot at one of the onsen location and by about 8pm, the hotel will allow guests to book any additional slots at any of their onsens. We managed to have slots for all three of the onsens, each was well maintained and provides you to have privacy of quiet onsens. There is a hotel lounge where you can have free flow of cold and old drinks too...

The room is a traditional Japanese family Japanese-style villa in Japan. The room type I booked is on the first floor. There is a private soup in the small yard. If you want to experience the Japanese-style traditional room, you can try it. The only downside is that it takes half an hour to walk from the JR station. In the countryside, the owner must pick you up in the past, but he said that he did not let the house on Trip.com, and he was in agodo. So after booking, he will send a message in agodo to tell you that he will contact the station to pick you up. If the price can be cheaper, the price is relatively high. The overall owner is very good in English, you can try to experience the Japanese country house!

We booked two rooms, and both hot springs were outdoors. It was a unique experience to soak in the hot spring while looking at the mountains and forests. A few steps away was the forest, and there were deer. The breakfast and dinner were also very rich, and the kaiseki cuisine was colorful and high quality. The only thing was that there was a noticeable sound at night, which seemed to be the sound of wild animals. I asked the store owner, it might be a weasel... In short, it was a very good experience in a natural hot spring hotel.

facilities are old The onsen bunbigawa meal was ok. It is quiet and you can feel the atmosphere of a Japanese ryokan.