Cheap Hotels in Toyooka

"I'm definitely coming back. It's the best. The surrounding commercial area has declined a bit, but it's close to the station, very quiet, and only locals are there. The Japanese people are super friendly. The cleaning is perfect, and the breakfast is delicious. My friend and I were so busy devouring breakfast that we didn't have time to think about it. It was a happy morning. The view is great, and ice water, tea, and coffee are all free. Manga books are free, and using the washing machine is also free. The hot spring is small but nice. There is a wide variety of shampoos and conditioners to choose from, and there are various types of hair dryers, including Dyson ones. In particular, there are two massage chairs, and they are amazing. I want to take the massage chairs with me when I go back to Korea. I love you, Green Morris. Next time, I'll come with my husband, whom I left at home!"

"This riverside hotel offers ample parking. The rooms are very spacious, and the lobby provides complimentary coffee and alcoholic beverages. There are both indoor and outdoor hot springs, with a full range of bathing amenities. The buffet breakfast and dinner offer a wide variety of options, and the dinner, especially the seafood, was of a slightly higher quality, though the breakfast felt a bit perfunctory. Guests can enjoy free access to the Kinosaki public bathhouse, and the hotel provides complimentary baskets, yukata robes, wooden clogs, and umbrellas. The service was warm and attentive; I was very satisfied."

"Great location within walking distance to jr train station. Friendly reception although do not speak much English. Great healthy bento set for breakfast available for jpy700. Clean, efficient and simple hotel. Daily offer of free snacks or drinks. Washing machine and dryer available downstairs next to reception. Microwave is available for use too."

"The hotel is located in Toyooka City and was easy to find. We arrived after 10 PM and there was still staff at the front desk, but the hotel's parking lot was full. The pay parking lot the hotel directed us to was quite far away. The double room was reasonably comfortable, but the highlight was definitely the hotel's large public bath and sauna."

"Traditional hotel with amazing beauty. The reception was super friendly and helpful with our check in as well as bringing our car to the designated car park. Parking was included in our hotel price too. Walkable distance to all the onsens in the area, and they provide all the neccessary uniforms and towels as well. Amazing stay. One of the best I've stayed in Japan."

"The location is convenient, with parking available, though not directly near the hotel. It's very close to the main street. The hotel is a bit dated, but it offers a unique perspective on the Japanese-style atmosphere. The hotel employs many Nepalese domestic workers, which facilitates English communication, but this also diminishes the Japanese atmosphere. The food is just okay."

"The hotel is reasonably priced, though the toilet threshold is a bit high, so elderly people should be wary, while younger people are more vulnerable. The location is convenient, the rooms have all the amenities you need, and free parking is available."

"I really like Japanese ryokans and the service is great. However, you can't expect English or Korean signs like in the city. The food is delicious and the accommodation is great. However, the area is quiet and there is no supermarket. It's the best for a relaxing trip with a Japanese regional atmosphere."

"Wonderful staff. At check in, one staff member rushed over with a car for our luggage. We were sitting for dinner at the table in the lobby and she brought over (without us asking) wine glasses for our wine. They also reminded us that if you scan a qr code and leave a review on checkout, they give you a gift (drinks or snack). It's far from anywhere, but there is a Lawson nearby and we brought in food from the supermarket."

"Miya took care of us so well. He kneeled the entire time while serving us tea and talking with us. He drove us to the station and even went above and beyond to help with our luggage and take pictures for us. 1. Wonderful staff — especially Miya. 2. Colored yukata are free, and the onsen pass is also included. They provide separate yukata for sleeping and for wearing around the hotel/onsen town. 3. Around 6 PM, the staff comes to set up your futon for you. They also bring an ice-cold pitcher of water to your room. 4. They have 2 onsens (one on the 1st floor and one on the 2nd floor). The men’s and women’s baths alternate depending on the time. 5. They offer a shuttle service to the furthest onsen and to the station — just let them know what time you’d like to go. 6. The breakfast is THE BEST! There’s so much food and variety, and everything is very clean and fresh. 7. They give you a pamphlet to collect stamps, and once completed, you receive a souvenir afterward (a pair of wooden chopsticks). 8. They also have fancy hair dryers here (Dyson, ReFa, etc.). The onsen town experience itself was amazing, but honestly, it’s the service and hospitality at the hotel that will make me want to come back again someday. Thank you all the staff. Staying in such a beautiful place surrounded by breathtaking views and genuinely kind people has been such a memorable experience."