Hotel Kameya

“Not our first choice - but it will be next time!”

This was the only hotel we could get in town as it was golden week. It's a mile from the town centre so only just walkable for the elderly. However the staff were fantastic. We were picked up at the station and also after a day sightseeing. The staff had limited English but were unfailingly charmin… Mais

This was the only hotel we could get in town as it was golden week. It's a mile from the town centre so only just walkable for the elderly. However the staff were fantastic. We were picked up at the station and also after a day sightseeing. The staff had limited English but were unfailingly charming and helpful. The hotel onsen was great if unspectacular. And the evening meal was out of this world - almost literally. A set menu of classic japanese food and cooking at the table - even if it was a struggle to know what we were eating at times! Cannot speak highly enough of the care we received.

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“Lugar agradável para relaxar”

Fui lá para uma viagem de fim de semana. O lugar é excelente e por isso é a equipe. Eles falam um pouco de inglês, mas certifique-se para tornar a sua estadia muito agradável. A cidade é muito pequena, não há muito para ver ou visitar, mas é bom se você quiser apenas relaxar. A comida foi excelente… Mais

Fui lá para uma viagem de fim de semana. O lugar é excelente e por isso é a equipe. Eles falam um pouco de inglês, mas certifique-se para tornar a sua estadia muito agradável. A cidade é muito pequena, não há muito para ver ou visitar, mas é bom se você quiser apenas relaxar. A comida foi excelente (tivemos meia pensão) e o Onsen foi ótimo e não estava lotado. Nós só fomos à Onsen no piso 6th, existe mais um no piso térreo.

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“Traditional hotel about 15 mins walk from the station”

Quite a traditional hotel about 15 mins walk from the centre of town. Large public area where there is free WiFi ( not available in the bedrooms). Rooms are large and quaintly old fashioned. Everything is clean. We had room 306 with beds although there are futons available (would have preferred a f… Mais

Quite a traditional hotel about 15 mins walk from the centre of town. Large public area where there is free WiFi ( not available in the bedrooms). Rooms are large and quaintly old fashioned. Everything is clean. We had room 306 with beds although there are futons available (would have preferred a futon but as only staying for one night this was unimportant). Traditional Japanese sweet and green tea in the room Shower pressure good and lots of hot water. Indoor and outdoor onsen albeit rather small. Dinner was beautifully presented in the second floor restaurant. En route several beautiful kimonos are on display. Breakfast, average fare and probably not the best we had experienced during our stay in Japan. Good fresh fruit though.

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“The hotel is satisfactory, but probably will try another place if go to Naruko again”

The hot spring water is supposed to not be clear. However, i noticed while bathing a leaf came up out of the water, so I was thinking that they could keep it a little cleaner. The food was good but could offer half-buffet for dinner and i would rate the hotel better. There is not much of a view fro… Mais

The hot spring water is supposed to not be clear. However, i noticed while bathing a leaf came up out of the water, so I was thinking that they could keep it a little cleaner. The food was good but could offer half-buffet for dinner and i would rate the hotel better. There is not much of a view from the hotel and it seems like it is a older hotel. Although, the hotel is satisfactory, but nothing outstanding to make me not try a try to find a better place in Naruko if i go again.

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