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10 Top-Rated Ryokans in Hanamaki, Iwate Prefecture, Tohoku
Discover the best Ryokans in Hanamaki, Iwate Prefecture, Tohoku including Hotel Folkloro Hanamaki Towa, Hanamaki Onsen Hotel Koyokan, Kashoen, Hanamaki Onsenkyo Yamanokami Onsen Yuukaen, Osawa Onsen Sansuikaku, Yunomori Hotel Shidotaira, Hotel Folkloro Hanamaki Towa, Fujisan Ryokan, Yusen Shidate, Garden Resort Harukanoyu Kazenotoki.
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1. Hotel Folkloro Hanamaki Towa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
It is the perfect Hanamaki hotel in northern Tohoku and Iwate Prefecture tourism and business hub of. Please enjoy the idyllic countryside feel that Kenji Miyazawa loved hometown "Ihatov" Iwate-Hanamaki loose and beautiful nature of the body full. Cute staff "goat brother and sister," We also look forward to.
Simple comforts, authentic local touches, peaceful surroundings, relaxing hot springs
Reviewed By mzungurashiiHotel Folkloro has for years delivered simple comforts and excellent service, a notable find in Towa, a rural little farm village. The hotel is a little getaway right off the highway and a walk from the local train station, which is an easy 10-15 minutes' ride from the Tohoku shinkansen line. A great location for visiting anywhere in Tsuchizawa (the little village, with one lovely coffee shop, local pub, local restaurant, farm shops, etc.) and the museums in the area. I have stayed several times over the past dozen years, and I frequently visited the adjacent hot springs for years before that. Hotel Folkloro is a small rural hotel (now incorporated into a small chain), but delivers bigger town quality service and is very well maintained. The rooms are neatly done and have all necessary elements, but they are fairly basic and some can be narrow -- at least, narrower than my expectations in a farm village where space shouldn't come at a huge premium. Bathrooms feel cramped, but the whole point is to ignore the tub, put on the robe & slippers, and go soak the hot springs down the hall. Also, they have REALLY fast internet if you connect by ethernet cable in the lobby, where there are little desks. I've done serious work from there... in a robe. I can't remember how good the wifi is. The little local touches and public areas are what stand out to me: good personalised service, clean and neat everything, natural wood and minimalist toned interior design, two hilarious pet goats in a little fenced area in the back, super comfy couches to melt into and read a book around windows overlooking simple manicured landscaping and rice fields, quiet and clean air and nature all around, a little shop with delicious high-quality local snacks like ice cream from the nearby dairy and handmade gifts, a lovely fresh breakfast buffet run by the same the husband & wife for many years, a surprisingly extensive menu and nice little bar stocking local beer... and of course, down the hallway (which itself is not so nice... just a covered walkway, chilly in cold seasons) there is the hot springs around which the hotel was built. An authentic local experience, it's small but well maintained, the water is excellent (and considered medicinal), and you'll be alongside local residents just coming in for a morning bath. Women and men alternate sides, and the rotenburu outdoor area is especially nice in the winter when the snow is falling. The masseur in residence is also excellent. (The food at the restaurant in the hot springs is not great... just go back to the hotel, or across the parking lot there is a small freestanding restaurant offering locally sourced food.)
2. Hanamaki Onsen Hotel Koyokan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 169 reviews
Hanamaki Onsen Hotel Koyokan is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Hanamaki, offering a family-friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Emman-ji Temple Kannondo (3.1 mi), located nearby, makes Hanamaki Onsen Hotel Koyokan a great place to stay for those interested in visiting this popular Hanamaki landmark. Rooms at Hanamaki Onsen Hotel Koyokan offer a refrigerator, air conditioning, and blackout curtains providing exceptional comfort and convenience, and guests can go online with free wifi. A 24 hour front desk, room service, and shops are some of the conveniences offered at this onsen ryokan. A sauna and an on-site restaurant will also help to make your stay even more special. If you are driving to Hanamaki Onsen Hotel Koyokan, free parking is available. During your visit, be sure to check out one of the nearby restaurants that are within walking distance of Hanamaki Onsen Hotel Koyokan, such as Kotobuki Sushi (0.2 mi), Cafe de Kura (0.1 mi), or Abeja (0.2 mi). If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Kamabuchi no Taki Fall (0.2 mi) or Hanamaki Onsen Rose Garden (0.1 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance. Enjoy your stay in Hanamaki!
A great stay!
Reviewed By Krie HI booked a Japanese room and it's a pretty big one. Room is a bit old but clean, I had a great sleep during the night. Although receptionist is cold with broken English, they have great dinner buffet friendly staff in restaurant. Surely I'll come back again! Some comment said they have very small toilet and bathroom, it's true but almost all onsen hotels remain the same design in Japan. If you want big toilet space you shouldn't have chosen to stay at an onsen hotel.
3. Kashoen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 133 reviews
See why so many travelers make Hanamaki Onsen Kashoen their onsen ryokan of choice when visiting Hanamaki. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a romantic setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. Rooms at Hanamaki Onsen Kashoen offer a refrigerator and air conditioning providing exceptional comfort and convenience, and guests can go online with free wifi. A 24 hour front desk, room service, and shops are some of the conveniences offered at this onsen ryokan. A sauna and a lounge will also help to make your stay even more special. If you are driving to Hanamaki Onsen Kashoen, free parking is available. During your visit, be sure to check out one of the nearby restaurants that are within walking distance of Hanamaki Onsen Kashoen, such as Kotobuki Sushi (0.4 mi), Cafe de Kura (0.3 mi), or Abeja (0.3 mi). If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Kamabuchi no Taki Fall (0.1 mi) or Hanamaki Onsen Rose Garden (0.2 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Hanamaki Onsen Kashoen as you experience all of the things Hanamaki has to offer.
Luxurious Stay
Reviewed By TanSSWe were picked up by he hotel shuttle from Shin-Hanamaki Stn. There’s a tourist desk at the station you can make enquiries if in doubt. The reception on arrival was attentive and efficient. The low rise complex looked new and blended in with the surroundings. In the center courtyard was a landscaped garden which looked very pretty after the brief snowfall. Facilities were spick and span. We had a large well appointed western bedroom overlooking greenery. We took the walking trail to the waterfall and the remnant autumn colours were still beautiful. It snowed briefly and the landscape was beautiful. The indoor and outdoor onsen overlooked autumn color foliage. Onsen water was silky smooth, ph9 . There is a sauna too. Meals were in a dining room and were pretty good. We stayed 2 days and the menu was changed. Expensive but worth the visit.
4. Hanamaki Onsenkyo Yamanokami Onsen Yuukaen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 179 reviews
Yamanogami Onsen Yuukaen is a historical hot spring inn with harmony with the rich nature of Iwate Hanamaki Onsenkyo. The calm atmosphere of natural wood and the fine technique of Miya carpenter make the lodging quaint. Please enjoy the charm of Hanamaki Onsen in the hotel facility that directs luxurious time spending with important people.
Wonderful onsen
Reviewed By JuhaUittoI've visited and stayed at numerous onsens all over Japan over the past quarter century. Yuukaen is one of the best. The natural setting in the middle of the mountains is lovely. A river runs through it and the mountains are densely forested -- they even warn about bears. The hotel is beautiful (unlike so many other of the larger onsen hotels) as are the rooms. Ours had a spacious tatami room, a side room with two Western beds, a forest viewing room, and a comfortable bathroom. The dinner and breakfast were fabulous. Most importantly, it has two excellent bath areas, both with outdoor rotemburos. Could have stayed a week.
5. Osawa Onsen Sansuikaku
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 145 reviews
Osawa Onsen Sansuikaku is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Hanamaki, offering a romantic environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Close to Emman-ji Temple Kannondo (2.4 mi), a popular Hanamaki landmark, Osawa Onsen Sansuikaku is a great destination for tourists. You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer air conditioning, and you can stay connected during your stay as Osawa Onsen Sansuikaku offers guests free wifi. The onsen ryokan features shops and baggage storage. Plus, Osawa Onsen Sansuikaku offers an on-site restaurant, providing a pleasant respite from your busy day. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. Should time allow, Takamura Kotaro Museum is a popular art gallery that is relatively easy to get to. Enjoy your stay in Hanamaki!
Great stay but a bit off the beaten path
Reviewed By Hong69Stayed at the Sansuikaku wing (which is the newer and upmarket part) but I would suggest to visit the other 2 wings which offer a glimpse of how a traditional house. Multiple onsens throughout all 3 wings - great variety! There was even 3 smaller private onsens for families/couples. Enjoyed the big rooms (with river views; toilet but no shower), service and the multi-course japanese dinner too. If I want to be picky, it will be that its not the easiest to get too by train. You can drop off at either Hanamaki or Shin-Hanamaki stations and there will be scheduled buses to pick you up (1 run by the onsen association and another by the Osawa). However, you need to take note of the specific timings. Otherwise, I was told that a taxi from Shin-Hanamaki would set me back about 6000 Yen.
6. Yunomori Hotel Shidotaira
Overall Ratings
4 based on 158 reviews
The cherry blossoms of spring, forest green of summer, crimson leaves of autumn, and snow scenes of winter... Hotel Shidotaira stands tranquilly amid the rich natural beauty of Hanamaki in Iwate. We welcome every guest with Japan's warmest hospitality and a sense of gratitude, the principles at the heart of our hotel. We invite you to enjoy every moment of your stay in Japan and the Tohoku area. Soak in the warmth of the hot spring waters at the Hanamaki Spa, one of the most renowned hot springs in the Tohoku area. Enjoy flavorful cuisine prepared from bountiful seasonal ingredients and experience quality relaxation.
Nice onsen and good food
Reviewed By Peter CWe had a very good experience in this hotel. Rooms are spacious and comfortable. Lobby and communal area is large. The onsen places are spacious & relaxing. Taking a half board package is a MUST because the buffet dinner is unexpectedly rich of choices comparable to 6 star hotels.
7. Hotel Folkloro Hanamaki Towa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
It is the perfect Hanamaki hotel in northern Tohoku and Iwate Prefecture tourism and business hub of. Please enjoy the idyllic countryside feel that Kenji Miyazawa loved hometown "Ihatov" Iwate-Hanamaki loose and beautiful nature of the body full. Cute staff "goat brother and sister," We also look forward to.
Simple comforts, authentic local touches, peaceful surroundings, relaxing hot springs
Reviewed By mzungurashiiHotel Folkloro has for years delivered simple comforts and excellent service, a notable find in Towa, a rural little farm village. The hotel is a little getaway right off the highway and a walk from the local train station, which is an easy 10-15 minutes' ride from the Tohoku shinkansen line. A great location for visiting anywhere in Tsuchizawa (the little village, with one lovely coffee shop, local pub, local restaurant, farm shops, etc.) and the museums in the area. I have stayed several times over the past dozen years, and I frequently visited the adjacent hot springs for years before that. Hotel Folkloro is a small rural hotel (now incorporated into a small chain), but delivers bigger town quality service and is very well maintained. The rooms are neatly done and have all necessary elements, but they are fairly basic and some can be narrow -- at least, narrower than my expectations in a farm village where space shouldn't come at a huge premium. Bathrooms feel cramped, but the whole point is to ignore the tub, put on the robe & slippers, and go soak the hot springs down the hall. Also, they have REALLY fast internet if you connect by ethernet cable in the lobby, where there are little desks. I've done serious work from there... in a robe. I can't remember how good the wifi is. The little local touches and public areas are what stand out to me: good personalised service, clean and neat everything, natural wood and minimalist toned interior design, two hilarious pet goats in a little fenced area in the back, super comfy couches to melt into and read a book around windows overlooking simple manicured landscaping and rice fields, quiet and clean air and nature all around, a little shop with delicious high-quality local snacks like ice cream from the nearby dairy and handmade gifts, a lovely fresh breakfast buffet run by the same the husband & wife for many years, a surprisingly extensive menu and nice little bar stocking local beer... and of course, down the hallway (which itself is not so nice... just a covered walkway, chilly in cold seasons) there is the hot springs around which the hotel was built. An authentic local experience, it's small but well maintained, the water is excellent (and considered medicinal), and you'll be alongside local residents just coming in for a morning bath. Women and men alternate sides, and the rotenburu outdoor area is especially nice in the winter when the snow is falling. The masseur in residence is also excellent. (The food at the restaurant in the hot springs is not great... just go back to the hotel, or across the parking lot there is a small freestanding restaurant offering locally sourced food.)
8. Fujisan Ryokan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 189 reviews
Inacurate description, inacurate pictures, CAUTION.
Reviewed By Victor CHalf of hotel is ryokan, other half is called TOUJIBU (unhealthy, dirty, abandonned-looking side) Caution before booking, they dont show any picture ore description of TOUJIBU on any reservation site. You book RYOKAN and when you come they bring you to TOUJIBU. Had to argue 30 minutes showing them my reservation at RYOKAN and not TOUJIBU. Finally forced to exchanged 2 nights reservation vs 1 night reservation for RYOKAN for same price ! Staff refused to provide 2 nights as per reservation ! Filled complain on western reservation website ! TOUJIBU -parking 500 m away on a hill -Heating = 500 yen more. Facility not heated at all! -Towell = 500 yen more -Heavy dirt -Abandonned feel -Shared toilets not maintained -Shared bathroom not well maintained -Cooking facility. Heavy dirt Ryokan -Rude staff -Not well heated -Shared toilets -Shared bathroom -Food not meeting standard expectations -Nobody at reception during night -Price about 100% higher than real value. You can book much much better at this price and for this location. Run away.
9. Yusen Shidate
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 77 reviews
See why so many travelers make Yusen Shidate their onsen ryokan of choice when visiting Hanamaki. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a luxury setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer a refrigerator, air conditioning, and a whirlpool bathtub, and you can stay connected during your stay as Yusen Shidate offers guests free wifi. The onsen ryokan features a 24 hour front desk, room service, and newspaper. Plus, Yusen Shidate offers an on-site restaurant, providing a pleasant respite from your busy day. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. For those interested in checking out popular landmarks while visiting Hanamaki, Yusen Shidate is located a short distance from Emman-ji Temple Kannondo (2.0 mi) and Takamura Kotaro Museum (2.1 mi). Should time allow, Kenji Miyazawa Yukari no Kadan & Saryo Kadan is a popular architectural building that is relatively easy to get to. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Yusen Shidate as you experience all of the things Hanamaki has to offer.
Fantastic Experience!
Reviewed By BeeLittlewhat a treat! My room was overlooking a stream and a small forest, and the color-changing of the trees was just spectacular. Hotel itself very nice 5star, rooms are gorgeous with a small seating area. And such nice ceramic onsen on a balcony with natural hot springs water to soak in.... what a way to end and begin your day! I have also had a traditional Japanese massage; oh it was the best one I ever had! And, it was what I needed. Not to be missed. And now dinner; At least 10 courses each dish purely delicious, and food would just melt in your mouth. Excellent service, excellent presentation, and excellent dining experience. Breakfast traditional Japanese breakfast; great taste of local foods.
10. Garden Resort Harukanoyu Kazenotoki
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
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