City: Chubu Japanese Pensions
Top Hotels in Chubu Japanese Pensions
Top Things to do in Chubu
- 1. Myoko Snowsports
- 2. Nozawa Onsen Ski Resort
- 3. Mount Fuji
- 4. Ise Shrine (Ise Jingu)
- 5. Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route
- 6. Nakasendo Walking Trail, Tsumagojuku
- 7. Tatadohama Beach
- 8. Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology
- 9. Fukui Dinosaur Museum
- 10. Picchio Visitor centre - Day tours
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Top 10 Japanese Pensions in Chubu, Japan
Discover the best Japanese Pensions in Chubu including Sora Hotel Karuizawa Outlet, Chisun Inn Toyokawa IC, Sanco Inn Tsu Ekimae, Garden Villa Shirahama, Livemax Resort Kofu, Takayama Wan Wan Paradise, Sora Hotel Karuizawa Outlet, Yutorelo Atami, Hotel Castle Inn Yokkaichi, Izu Kogen Hotel Five Stars.
Things to do in Chubu
1. Sora Hotel Karuizawa Outlet
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 8 reviews
Easy access to karuizawa station.We accept dogs.You can enjoy Karuizawa all year round at our hotel.
2. Chisun Inn Toyokawa IC
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
【Clean and Reasonable】 ■HOTEL INFORMATION / check in 15:00, check out 10:00 ■SERVICES / Room cleaning service(every day), Break fast (ex charge) ■FACILITIES / 5 story building; total of 98 guest rooms, A restaurant (breakfast only), Parking(free of charge) ■INTERNET CONNECTIONS / Free Wi-Fi, internet access available.
Was Ok. a bit far from anything in town centre
Reviewed By Tamer EThe room was budget but had the basics, free wi-fi, I didn't take the breakfast options so won't be able to comment on that, as most motels/ hotels in Japan, You will need to pay for cable T.V. Thumbs up for their staff being able to understand and -to some extent- communicate in English.
3. Sanco Inn Tsu Ekimae
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Tsu Station
Reviewed By 76amaiasThis Hotel is perfect if you travel and stop at Tsu station. It is located right in front. It is correct for the price. The room for my taste too small. The breakfast is fine and has many amenities to catch at reception.
4. Garden Villa Shirahama
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 56 reviews
Favourite hotel in Japan!
Reviewed By lucyroserobertsLoved it here! Was a great hotel with cute little quirks that show that the hosts love the local area. Was sad to leave and go back to Tokyo. I have allergies and told them in advance. The food was incredible. I find it very rare for allergies to be catered for in Japan so it was a wonderful surprise the effort they put in to the food. The meals were incredible and so much food! The host speaks very good English which is a handy plus if you are a tourist.
5. Livemax Resort Kofu
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 38 reviews
Parking: 130
6. Takayama Wan Wan Paradise
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Hotel
Remote location but a unique stay
Reviewed By TripdoggDue to the Autumn Festival in Takayama I had trouble booking an affordable hotel. This is 40mins by bus out of town. But a stay among dog lovers is unique, the room was excellent and although the restaurant only served set menu for dinner quite pricey I did not regret my stay here.
7. Sora Hotel Karuizawa Outlet
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 8 reviews
Easy access to karuizawa station.We accept dogs.You can enjoy Karuizawa all year round at our hotel.
8. Yutorelo Atami
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 54 reviews
Very nice food. No shower facilities at our room.
Reviewed By LunasolhkWe stayed one night at Atami before we head back to Tokyo. It’s quite an uphill drive up to hotel from Atami JR station. Free parking available and strongly recommend you have a car to reach this hotel because of the uphill winding drive. Room: Our room is on the 4/F which have quite a nice view. To our surprise, there is no shower in our room. Only a sink and a toilet. So this mean if you want to take a shower, you can only go to the hotspring. I think we overlooked it when we made our reservation as they did list it on the website, that only a limited number of room will have shower facilities. Food: Both the dinner and breakfast are super yummy. It’s Japanese style but with a twist of morden/western touch. We really like it. Food are fresh and tasty. Dinner + breakfast are served at specific time slot to make sure not everyone come at the same time. Hotspring: It’s has an outdoor and indoor hot spring, a Jacuzzi plus a sauna. Relatively small but nice. Staff: Friendly and speak okay English .They try very hard explain to us each dishes at dinner and breakfast. Others: The foot hot spring is nice and you can relax while enjoying the ocean view. You can also chose your own colour/patten of yukata plus size which is nice. There is only one elevator and you might need to wait a bit when it’s breakfast time or check out time.
9. Hotel Castle Inn Yokkaichi
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 18 reviews
If you've stayed at a Japanese hotel before then you don't need to read on. If you haven't then it's an experience.
Reviewed By HardlypoddTip 1: All rooms are "smoking rooms" so if you're a non smoker then take an air freshener with you. Tip 2: There is only one single solitary power socket in the room, so along with your international power adapter, bring a 4-gang power bar with you to charge all of life's iNecessities. Tip 3: Turn the fridge off at night, it seems to go into gurgling spasms just after you've wrestled yourself to sleep with a rice pillow (See Tip 6). The fridge is also empty. Tip 4: There are vending machines on floor 2 if you're Japanese or American. The British correctly call this the first floor. Anyway if you go to floor 5 they have the same items for sale but cheaper!?!? There's also a microwave there, if you're bored of pot noodles. Tip 5: Bring a laundry bag. The rooms are so small there's nowhere to put anything, the wardrobe is deep enough to house 4 shirts. Seriously. Tip 6: If you like rice pillows then you're fine. If you don't, then bring your own. Tip 7: You don't need the desk chair in your room, you can comfortably use your laptop on the desk while simultaneously sat on the bed, the room is that narrow. Tip 8: There is no free wifi on the floors. There is however wired LAN access. It's slow, yes but it's free and does work. There is however free wifi in reception which is good enough for a VoIP call ie Skype or FaceTime Audio. In your room you can pay ¥500 for the SoftBank ISP WiFi.....or bridge your wired LAN connection on your laptop to act as a wifi hotspot so you can use your iPad and iPhone. Or download "Connectify". Tip 9: Don't bother with breakfast. Tip 10: Beware the hot water. It comes out hot enough to make tea. Tip 11: Give the coin operated room pay per view porn a go, the money in the coin bin goes to the maid. Honestly. Tip 12: Don't be shy, try the toilet and it's dazzling array of "spot-on" functions. Tip 13: If you want a quieter stay, ask for a room at the front of the hotel, as at the rear is the mainline train track. Although to be honest the trains aren't loud. Embrace the hotel and enjoy Japan in general. I've stayed in several Japanese hotels, yes they are quirky but the staff are lovely. Crazy, but lovely. This place is no different. The tips above are meant to be humorous but it's fine to stay here for a few days. I stayed a week, and the staff were great. Breakfast could be better but I'm not a breakfast person, and the Japanese prefer different fare to us Westerners. The orange juice is decent enough though. Then grab an ice cold coffee from the vending machine on your way out the door. There is also plenty of free car parking if you've hired a car.
10. Izu Kogen Hotel Five Stars
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
You will see The Pacific Ocean in front and beautiful Mt.Omuro at the back of our hotel. The Five Stars is located in selected area of Izu Kogen, Ito City, Shizuoka Pref. We have more than 12,000 sq.m site. There are no houses or buildings as far as the eye can see from the guest rooms and restaurant. As well as we have spacious public view bath, private “Onsen” and indoor activities; Simulation G
