Tennenonsen Dandannoyu Onyadononomatsue Reviews

Nice and clean hotel with natural onsen. There are complimentary ramen for supper. Pleasant stay.

one of the best hotels ive stayed in this japan trip. affordable price, clean rooms, great public bath and attentive staffs. 10/10

Loved the hotel amenities and the room. Very friendly service as well. The onsen facility was great. Thank you!

Location is about 15 minutes walk from train station, 8 minutes by bus or 5 minutes by taxi. Beautiful hotel with good bath facilities and breakfast. Clean and service was great.

Awesome Hotel, very polite staff

The hotel is very comfy and quiet. The onsen is very nice.

Good place with free ramen and ice cream!

Value choice

It has a high score of 4.6 in Google reviews. As soon as you enter the lobby, you can put your slippers on the tatami. The room is very clean and comfortable. The hot spring area not only provides ice cream and Yakult, but also free massage chairs, which is great.

Matsue Station, Matsue Castle, Shimane Museum of Art, and Lake Shinji are all within 10-15 minutes' walk, so you can walk around without any pressure! The hotel will indicate the predicted time and visibility of the sunset on that day. It was a pity that it was cloudy and rainy that day and I couldn't see anything. The room is clean and warm, suitable for single or group travel. It is very comfortable to take a bath, and it is very refreshing to eat popsicles and sit in a massage chair after taking a bath! Late-night noodles and soft drinks are provided at 9:30 in the evening~ It is recommended to consider adding breakfast, which is very rich. I DIYed seafood donburi and satisfied 😌

It is a little far from Matsue Station, about 10 minutes walk, between Matsue Station and Ichibata Station to Izumo, so it is a good choice for traveling. The hotel itself has a good environment and comfortable hot springs, which is a very pleasant place to relax during the trip. There is Chinese service at the front desk, which is very convenient.

I stayed here for the first time after a friend recommended it to me. As a result, it was a really nice inn! I really recommend this place. I was a little worried about staying here as a solo female traveler, but the storefront was stylish and I was excited even before entering the inn. You take off your shoes at the entrance. And above all, the rooms are cute! They have a Japanese modern feel, with Japanese patterns used on the cushions and accessories, and the wallpaper design is also lovely. They are also well-cleaned and have a sense of cleanliness. They serve ramen called "Yonaki Soba" for free in the evening. There is an open-air bath and sauna in the large communal bath, and there are plenty of amenities. There is all-you-can-eat ice cream in the post-bath area. Lactic acid drinks are available in the morning. And the breakfast is lavish! It's definitely worth it. I ate too much in the morning (lol)

The hotel facilities are very good, very new and clean. There is free ramen in the evening and it’s delicious! The location is far away from JR Matsue Station, about an 18-minute walk. It is not convenient to carry luggage. The hotel can only check in at 3 o'clock. I took my luggage with my friends and planned to store it first. When I arrived at the hotel, there was only one male receptionist with a straight face, and no one paid attention to him. There was no one else at the time. The guest had a disdainful attitude and was not very nice, so he deducted some points!

Take the bus from the north exit of Matsue Station to Ohashi North Station and walk to the hotel. The hotel is a traditional Japanese hotel with self-service check-in and check-out. The hotel is well-equipped, clean and tidy, and feels like home. There is a natural hot spring on the 11th floor of the hotel. Soaking in it at night will make you feel tired all day. The hotel has a rich variety of breakfasts, both Japanese and Western. It is one of the best breakfasts I have ever had in Japan. Matsue is a quiet and beautiful city. I will definitely choose to stay here again next time I come.