Hinanosato Sanyoukan

“O melhor hotel em meus 10 dias de viagem Japï¿ ½)”

A estação não era conveniente, mas tudo vale a pena. O preço é menor que a esta cidade para tudo, inclusive hotéis e comida. Eu gosto do vista fora do hotel. Eu posso ver uma boa vista do meu quarto. A sala pública de banho para livre é o melhor. Também, o melhor café da manhã que já tive no Japï¿… Mais

A estação não era conveniente, mas tudo vale a pena. O preço é menor que a esta cidade para tudo, inclusive hotéis e comida. Eu gosto do vista fora do hotel. Eu posso ver uma boa vista do meu quarto. A sala pública de banho para livre é o melhor. Também, o melhor café da manhã que já tive no Japï¿ ½). Com peixes, ovos de peixe, e outra boa comida, você ainda bebida unlimit, sobremesas, carne de porco com curry, e os outros!

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“Japanese Kitsch in the best of ways! Friendly & intimate though not small”

The usual yukata and slippers and self serve amenities, but small touches like tiny cookies lovingly caressed by thin decorative paper in a glass jar (I didn't unscrew the little cap as they looked so cute), someone went to the trouble of placing a little rabbit sticker on the corner of the plastic… Mais

The usual yukata and slippers and self serve amenities, but small touches like tiny cookies lovingly caressed by thin decorative paper in a glass jar (I didn't unscrew the little cap as they looked so cute), someone went to the trouble of placing a little rabbit sticker on the corner of the plastic bag containing a hair ties adorned with a pink plaid button, pink walls, slip in duvet sheets. Little whale stickers on the ground - big ones for bigs steps and small ones for small steps. Staff are absolutely lovely! Friendly, personable, great conversation with the barista/manager/general person who had great spoken English, other staff pretty good with combination of hand gestures and pointing and much smiling. Breakfast was good, open plan, with view of river, we didn't have dinner, but dining hall big with small areas divided for each group. In hotel Onsen was cute, inside and small outside option, with dry sauna Coffee/lounge area further past check in counter and in-house store - All day home make cookies of several varieties - 3pm onwards - speciality coffee being made to order Rest of the time, self serve Collection of vinyl albums and reading area, also desk area Beautiful to watch sunsetting Not much security to speak of, can enter in from porch, but small town feel, lady left her wallet on the table and left the area Only gripe was conditioning unit was dusty

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“Great view of the river”

We stayed at a room overlooking the river. The room was spacious and comfortable, there is a platform area next to the window where we can sit and enjoyed the beautiful view of the river. I was a little disappointed that the outdoor bath got no view of the river. There is however a salt scrub in … Mais

We stayed at a room overlooking the river. The room was spacious and comfortable, there is a platform area next to the window where we can sit and enjoyed the beautiful view of the river. I was a little disappointed that the outdoor bath got no view of the river. There is however a salt scrub in the sauna which was quite nice to use. 2 meals are included in the package. Meal was average for Japanese standard. The perk is free flow drink bar (non alcoholic) and soft serve. The breakfast is semi buffet.

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“Caffel Hinanosato: A Hidden Gem in Hita”

Nestled in the tranquil town of Hita, Caffel Hinanosato offers a unique and rejuvenating experience for travelers seeking a peaceful escape. This charming hotel, while boasting a traditional design, provides modern amenities and a warm, inviting atmosphere. Spacious and Serene Accommodation: Our … Mais

Nestled in the tranquil town of Hita, Caffel Hinanosato offers a unique and rejuvenating experience for travelers seeking a peaceful escape. This charming hotel, while boasting a traditional design, provides modern amenities and a warm, inviting atmosphere. Spacious and Serene Accommodation: Our stay in the Japanese Style Presidential Suite Villa with Open-Air Bath was truly exceptional. The expansive room, adorned with tatami flooring and traditional furnishings, exuded a sense of serenity. The highlight was undoubtedly the private bath, offering stunning river views and a chance to unwind in the warm, therapeutic waters. The mini bar, stocked with complimentary UCC coffee and green tea, was a thoughtful touch. Delightful Amenities and Activities: Caffel Hinanosato goes beyond expectations with its diverse amenities. The lobby, reminiscent of a cozy cafe, welcomes guests with freshly brewed coffee and homemade cookies. Stepping outside, one can indulge in a soothing foot bath while admiring the picturesque river and surrounding mountains. The second floor boasts a vibrant game room, stocked with Japanese manga and a selection of games, including a football table. The space, designed by Snow Peak, is a haven for relaxation and entertainment. The third floor houses the spacious public bath, segregated for men and women, with comfortable massage chairs and unique hanging beds in the relaxation area. Delicious Culinary Delights: The hotel's breakfast, included in the room rate, is a delightful experience. Served in the second-floor restaurant, the cafe-style Japanese cuisine features fresh ingredients and a delicious cup of coffee, setting the tone for a peaceful morning. Overall Impression: Caffel Hinanosato is a true gem, offering a peaceful retreat at an incredible value. With its spacious rooms, private baths, diverse amenities, and delicious food, it's the perfect choice for travelers seeking a relaxing and rejuvenating getaway. At an average cost of HKD$7XX per person, this hidden gem in the mountains of Hita is an experience not to be missed.

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