Find hotels near Okyozukanoyu, Nonoichi from CA $52

"Two completely different breakfast experiences. The western buffet is mediocre at best, while the Japanese breakfast is a real experience."

"Fantastic set piece Japanese breakfast if that’s what you’re after. Rooms well designed and relatively large. But for all the focus on food, onsen, etc, don’t neglect the basics, like not leaving hair in the bedrooms and cleaning the walls properly. Cleanliness a definite negative. The design of the hotel with the small floating reception area also made it feel somewhat impersonal in my opinion."

"Room condition was clean and wrote spacious."

"Right next to the train station and all the bus terminals, shopping and tons of restaurants in the station. The hotel is clean and the staff was very helpful. The room is the standard size but the bathroom is spacious. A 7-11 is on the first floor of the hotel and there is a super market at the station."

"Ideally situated to visit all tourist attractions in the area. Room was a good size and clean"

"Parking was offsite and we didnt know that we could go around back to unload luggage then go park so we walked quite a bit with all of our luggage. Check-in was easy but super crowded with foreigners. They put all the amenities next to the frontdesk and that area gets very crowded which blocks access the lobby and the elevator. I was pinned in the corner by foreigners for sometime because of this setup. Recommend it be moved. The room was large and had a proper king bed that was midly comfortable. The breakfast was overpriced so we opted to go to the market down the street instead. Checkout was much easier knowing we could park behind the hotel for a few. "

"Friendly staff and nice room"

"Good!!"

"The room was very comfortable, and had adequate space, though one bed was pushed against the wall. Lots of helpful amenities. There were various refreshments in the lounge through out the day, which was nice. The onsen is small, but fully equipped. My only complaint was that there was a very bright light on a motion sensor in the entryway, and there was no way to turn it off. If you got up in the night to use the sink or toilet it came on blinding you (and anyone else) in the room. We found a creative solution, but there should be a way to turn the motion sensor off. "