Aso Hotels with Wifi

"This is a fantastic resort! With the dinner and breakfast package, you practically don't need to leave the hotel for meals. The resort offers a wide range of entertainment facilities, including a swimming pool and a mini lazy river. The onsen (hot springs) are also excellent, with each bath providing a different scenic view. It's conveniently located about 1 km (a 15-minute walk) from Aso Station, making it very easy to get to the volcano crater."

"The hotel is right next to Aso Station, making its location excellent. The room itself felt very new, and the amenities were standard, fitting the Fairfield brand's positioning. The Chinese-speaking staff at the front desk were very helpful, providing a crib and baby bathtub since we were traveling with an infant."

"Rooms were large, walls seemed soundproof, had a public bath that operated from 530 to 9am and then from 3pm till late. Breakfast and dinner buffet had a spread, but were the same items for the two consecutive nights we stayed."

"Wonderful hotel 🏨 ♥️ 👌 We feel it's a real 5 stars hotel; from the excellent service, the rooms and on to the dinning room, and of course the onsen, everything and everyone were just perfect! We got a room facing the garden, forest and mountains and it was just great waking up to these views in the mornings. The experience of food was excellent, both at breakfast and dinner... The staff here go out if their way to make sure you have what you need, and the onsen was the best one I have seen in Japan so far; it has several hot baths, indoor and outdoor, and dry sauna. We were extremely happy we booked this place ahead of time as it was fully booked when we arrived and there wasn't even availability to upgrade, even though it wasn't needed as the room was great already. Thanks for everything 🙏"

"I really like this hotel. From the moment I parked my car, there were staff members helping to guide and confirm the parking space, accommodation name and country of the traveler. They also helped with the luggage. When I checked in, there was a staff member who could speak Chinese to help confirm (seemed to be *********). There were many staff members who seemed to have different nationalities. When I went in to confirm the reservation, they also gave me matcha and snacks. We booked the Hongye room on the first floor. The room was great and had its own hot spring, so I didn't have to go to the public hot spring. I could soak in it 24 hours a day. There was hot spring water circulating so I could soak in it whenever I woke up. The hotel has two hot spring houses that can be reserved, 40 minutes each time, and each room can make one reservation. The public bath is available at any time without reservation. However, since I have my own hot spring, I didn't go to the public bath or the hot spring house, so I don't know how it works. In addition, I have my own private room for dining and I have to write my name. It feels very noble (but it seems that only some room types have private rooms). Dinner was great, every dish was delicious (except dessert XD), the appetizers were exquisite and delicious, the sashimi was also very sweet, I thought the grilled fish would have a lot of bones, but it was not separated well, and finally we had the red beef shabu-shabu, the meat was tender and the soup was sweet. Breakfast is a large grilled salmon set with salad and hot spring tofu. There is also a self-service beverage bar and natto seaweed desserts outside. There is also all-you-can-drink Aso milk. Remember not to buy it here, just drink it for breakfast XD. The overall stay was great, the staff were friendly, I strongly recommend booking a room with one night and two meals and a hot spring, it's not much different, the hot spring and dinner are worth it. I regret not leaving more time to enjoy this hotel because my schedule was too full. Next time I come to Aso, I will definitely come again and leave more time to enjoy it."

"A standard B&B with retro and well-maintained facilities. The tatami mats are a great experience. Breakfast and dinner are both set meals with many options but the taste is quite standard. The four private baths are the same. The second one we used was not hot enough. It was warm water and we didn't sweat even after 20 minutes of soaking."

"I really enjoyed both the food and the bath water. However, even though the water was great, it wasn't in the large public bath, so it was a shame I couldn't bathe right away. Given the season, there were a lot of bugs in the open-air bath, so I gave up on trying it. I'd like to visit again when it's a little colder."

"In the quiet mountainous area of Azu, the superior traditional hot spring hotel, it is impossible to expect direct rail or public transportation! Only suitable for self-driving travelers, go to the nearest convenience store and drive 4 minutes. The service is too good to ask for more, very kind, the waiter can communicate in simple English. Breakfast and dinner are delicious, eat in a separate room. Originally there were cows and sashimi, but because we didn't eat it, the check-in explained that the waiter worked hard to help us communicate with the chef to change to duck and sashimi. The room is very large, the TV is a large-size Sony new smart TV in recent years, Wifi is stable, you can stay in the room to soak in the hot springs, lie on the sofa to play waste and watch YouTube, not afraid of doing nothing at night. The whole hotel only has 7 rooms, so there are not many guests. The room has been soaked in separate baths, and you can use a large bath (indoor and outdoor) at night to appoint 5 separate soup houses, soaking is very cool! Next time if you have the opportunity to pass Asu to do the midway station, you will definitely come again!"

"Remote location, old decor, OK cleaning. Driving out of the nearest convenience store also. There are summer festival games for children to play, and snacks to collect. We checked in at around 5pm, the hot spring is closed, opening hours 13:00-17:00 and not stated online. Breakfast is good, dinner is ok, there are long-legged crabs all you can eat. The large bath has indoor and outdoor, outdoors saw a few dead insects, a little scared. After checking out I planned to try golf, but it was closed, no place wrote opening hours. In summary, if there are prescribed opening hours, please state them online."

"I was welcomed by the grandpa who happened to be ********* so we could chat every night. He provided me with many recommendations regarding the activities and restaurants nearby. He even brought me by car to the starting point of one of the trails in Aso park! There were fruits and many kind of snacks, the room was super clean and comfortable (the only drawback is that it’s slightly pricey). Miyaji is not exactly next to Aso station but you can borrow a bike from the guesthouse, it’s ~20 min away, or take the train (1/h) or a bus (the owner has the timetable). The advantage of miyaji is that it’s closer to Aso « downtown » where you have many restaurants and the shrine (but many of them are closed at night)"