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Hotel Tsuchiya
3.8/56 Reviews
We were able to stay conveniently without inconvenience such as environment, facilities and amenities. I walked around to eat near the hotel, but I couldn't use it because it was full of reservations. It must have been difficult in terms of time. After all, I drove to find a place to eat.
Daimaru Ryokan
5/52 Reviews
Hot Spa is just superb, having inner and semi-open-air ones, also a smaller one for family use. The madam and the entire staff are quite efficient at their works, full of warm hospitality. The traditional dinner course with local specialties satisfies fully the travelers' wishes. All the rooms are along with the river Seri-gawa with small terrace (lanai) where the guests enjoy the gentle breeze and sound which can nicely tranquilize the hot body after bath. The hot spring water is drinkable - good for health! Lamune onsen is 5 minutes walk and is a part of Daimaru Ryokan so that the guests can use Lamune onsen for free of charge. The Daimaru Ryokan has a prestigious history of having various celebrities stayed, and many of the valued Japanese art pieces are displayed throughout the establishment... incredible! Such a nice stay.
Shukubo Kawaseminoshou - the Kingfisher Resort -
4.5/55 Reviews
This hot spring hotel has been the highlight of my entire trip. The rooms and buildings are designed with a strong infusion of Japanese culture, immersing guests in an authentic ambience. Every corner of the hotel exudes warmth and significance, urging you to savor its beauty. The open-air hot springs are truly unforgettable, allowing you to relax while surrounded by breathtaking natural scenery. During the night, the starry sky adds an indescribable charm to the experience, creating memories that will last a lifetime. The culinary experience at this hotel is also exceptional. They offer a selection of local dishes that are both delicate and delicious, providing a true taste of the region's flavours. My only regret is not booking three consecutive nights at this extraordinary hotel. It's truly an oasis of tranquillity and cultural immersion that should not be missed.”
Kuju Kogen Cottage
4/56 Reviews
This is my second stay. Last time it was sunny and the view from the open-air bath was magnificent, but unfortunately this time it was raining, and even so, the scenery of the mountains that I could see from time to time through the mist was very soothing, as if it were cut out from an ink painting. I received an upgraded plan for meals, but my wife was recently found to be allergic to fish in a health checkup, and when I consulted her about meals, I was very grateful that she gave me as much consideration as possible. The room is not a detached cottage, but rather a mountain hut-like structure with several rooms separated by walls. I think The whole facility feels old, but if you think of it as a luxurious time spent in a mountain hut away from everyday life, I think it's a fully satisfying inn. Wi-Fi worked in the room. If I have the chance, I would like to go back in warm weather.
Resonate Club Kuju
4.1/512 Reviews
This area was my first visit to 2 and this time I stayed here for 2 nights. Although it is old, it was a nice inn where you can enjoy nature quietly. You can trek on the path from the third parking lot of the hotel without climbing. What impressed me was the main dining. The high ceiling is beamed, the chair is large on the wooden table, the texture is heavy, and the authentic place you saw in the photo? It was exciting that it might be close to the atmosphere of a hotel in an American national park. The food was delicious. There were not many wines, but it was mainly in France and the price was reasonable. The Japanese food I chose for the dinner for the second night was delicious, but the atmosphere of the venue is better with Western food @ Meteo. By the way, breakfast is the same meteo in both Japanese and Western, but the content felt that Western food was much more luxurious. I want to change the season again!
Nagayu Onsen Kajikaan
4.6/53 Reviews
I stayed on a solo trip. It is a hot spring inn with a restaurant. The hot spring has an indoor bath in the bathroom and an open-air bath with three bathtubs outside. There was also a private bath in the building. The indoor bath was a brown muddy hot water with a temperature of about 40 degrees, and I took a bath at night and in the morning, but it was a hot spring with a comfortable temperature. The open-air bath was a precipitate and had a nice brown color, and in the morning, the white hot spring ingredients floated on the surface of the hot spring and became a thin oil film. The temperature was 25 degrees low and I was soaked a little and warmed up in the indoor bath. The quality of the spring is Mg N a-hydrocarbon hot spring. The room was clean and relaxing. Supper was also a cheap plan, but it was delicious with a reasonable amount.

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More about Taketa

Looking for hotels in Taketa? Trip.com is a great place to start. New and popular hotels in Taketa recommended by Trip.com. Taketa is not a big city. When traveling here, you can choose to stay in hotels around the city center. Taketa may not be a metropolis, but there are still great hotel options on Trip.com.

Though there is no civilian airport, it's still easy to take a bus or train to reach Taketa. Taketa has JR Bungo-Taketa station and JR Tamarai station. Each day, many trains run to and from Taketa and other cities nearby.

There are not many hotels in Taketa. Guests are advised to book in advance. When looking for hotels in Taketa, there are likely good options at a nightly budget of just 216 SGD. There are 3 four-star hotels in Taketa at an average price of 450 SGD per night. There are 5 three-star hotels in Taketa at an average price of 155 SGD per night. There are 1 two-star hotels in Taketa at an average price of 398 SGD per night. Hotels in Taketa offer great value for your money, so a high accommodation budget isn't necessary. Shukubo Kawaseminosho - the Kingfisher Resort is one of the most popular hotels in Taketa. If you're still unsure, Trip.com recommends Kokumin Syukusya Kuju Kogenso.

If you want to spend a fun vacation with your family, locals recommend visiting Kuju Flower Park. The most popular attractions for tourists in Taketa are Rentaro Taki Memorial Museum, Hirose Shrine, Ameushi Falls.

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