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The 7 best hotels in Bungotakada, Japan
Discover the best hotels in Bungotakada, Oita Prefecture, Kyushu including Fukinoto, Kaihin Minshuku Shioji, Sansuiso, Umenoya, Nagasakibana Beach Resort, Hotel Seisho, Villa Floresta.
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1. Fukinoto
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
See why so many travelers make Fukinoto their onsen ryokan of choice when visiting Bungotakada. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a romantic setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. Close to some of Bungotakada's most popular landmarks, such as Motomiya Magaibutsu (1.6 mi) and Tashibunosho Kosaki (2.5 mi), Fukinoto is a great destination for tourists. Guest rooms offer air conditioning and a refrigerator, and Fukinoto makes getting online easy as free wifi is available. You can also take advantage of some of the amenities offered by the onsen ryokan, including baggage storage. In addition, guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant during their visit. As an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. If you are interested in exploring Bungotakada, check out a history museum, such as Onie no Sato History Museum. At Fukinoto, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Bungotakada.
A simple and delightful inn
Reviewed By ShelleyYamThis inn is run by the family of the Abbott of Fukiji temple next door. Expect peace, simplicity, clean and adequate rooms with meals prepared from locally sourced ingredients (including melt in your mouth bungo beef) and home- made soba. Photos here include the surrounding bamboo groves, flowers, and vegetation. The onsen is a bit of a squeeze but if you use it at strategic times, it won’t be too bad.
2. Kaihin Minshuku Shioji
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
A truly unique and memorable experience
Reviewed By wcmccI had the privilege of staying at Shioji for a night as part of a "farmstay" experience organized by my summer Japanese language program. Since our host father was the owner of Shioji, he let us stay there for the night and fed us house food. Mr. Takashima and his family were the best hosts imaginable, were very interested in our lives and opinions, and clearly love meeting people from all around the world. They went above and beyond to make sure we were happy and comfortable, and to show us the best Bungotakada has to offer. Mr. Takashima has a deep pride for his town (and that of his ancestors quite a few generations back), and it shows. The minshuku is rather modest, but this is exactly the way you should experience a beautiful countryside farming village like Bungotakada. The rooms (traditional Japanese style, of course) were comfortable and clean, and the food was delicious. The landscaping around the buildings was great, and really helped stir up the atmosphere of the place at night. And what an atmosphere! As literally the northernmost property of all of Bungotakada (which stands on the northern coast of Kyushu), you can walk from Shioji down to the small harbor, look out, and literally see Honshu across the way on a clear enough day. Simply stunning. If you find yourself in Kyushu, going to a farming village like Bungotakada is an absolute must because you get to see a side of Japanese culture that sadly few are exposed to. If you ever find yourself in Bungotakada, and I hope you do, Shioji will be an unforgettable addition to your trip.
3. Sansuiso
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 7 reviews
Great onsen and staffs, watch for cigarettes smell
Reviewed By Pow KThis place has 2 onsen spots, one for guests and one for public. The onsen is great. The food here is also very good. The staffs are very friendly and accommodating. There is also a small supermarket of sort right in the hotel, so it's a great place to get some snacks and souvenirs. The rooms are big, but they allow smoking in all the rooms, so you might be bothered by smoke smells from the other rooms. Overall, the place is still very nice!!!
4. Umenoya
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
とらふぐ・ハモ・渡り蟹
Reviewed By Pioneer811277日帰りで食事のみの利用が多いという割烹旅館です。 けれども部屋は綺麗だし、朝食も美味しいです。残念なのは温泉ではないことと階段が急なことです。でもサービスもさりげなく良くて気持ちいいです。なんと言っても食事?！ これだけ豪勢な河豚尽くしでしかもリーズナブルです。 5〜11月はハモ、10〜3月はとらふぐ、9〜11月は渡り蟹 ハモ料理の写真を載せるべく来年も行きます。
5. Nagasakibana Beach Resort
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
波の音を聞きながら、キャンピングカーに宿泊
Reviewed By 裕子 弘海目前にキャンピングカーがあり、夜は波の音を聞きながら眠ることが出来ます。 室内は車と思えないほど広く、驚きました。 大人で3−５人は宿泊できる様です。 またBBQも利用させていただきました。 夜のグランピングサイトはライトアップされて、とてもロマンチックな空間でした。 久しぶりに時間を忘れてゆっくりでき、大満足です。 秋、冬は人が少なくて穴場かなと思います！
6. Hotel Seisho
Overall Ratings
3 based on 8 reviews
7. Villa Floresta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
最高の休日
Reviewed By はやぶさみどりここは本当にお勧めです。圧倒される景色の良さと、自然が満喫できる環境、予約時からのスタッフの方々の案内等、とても満足でした。家を１軒借りているようなスタイルなのでキッチンもあり、こちらが用意するものは事前に案内をくれます。清潔感については森の中にあるので虫とか自分で退治する場合があります。それが気にならなければ素晴らしいところです。ランチバイキングの営業もされているそうです。
