Recently Reviewed Hotels around Miyoshi

Hotels in Miyoshi

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• 3-star Hotels in Miyoshi

• Momonga Village
  "Traditional Japanese style mountain house"
  "We stayed in the Iya Valley, at Momonga Village (http://yado26.wix.com/momonga), for 3 nights. The hostel is well set up for cooking your own meals in the kitchen, and there is wifi internet and comfortable lounge room for relaxing. The hostel can also provide dinner for a fee. The futon-style beds ..."are very comfortable, and the rooms have a lovely outlook over the river and up valley. We were there in spring time and the sakura (blossom) trees were out in bloom. Babee the host is exceptionally friendly and very accommodating. Babee collected us from the train station, however there is a bus that runs up the valley and stops outside the hostel. Babee and his family were great hosts. In the summer time you can do rafting tours from the hostel on the Iya River (http://www.gogo-adventure.com/) they look like great fun and we were dissapointed we were too early for them! Its a wonderful retreat to spend a couple of days exploring the beautiful Iya Valley. " More >
• Iya Bijin
  "Great Ryokan in a beautiful location"
  "We enjoyed three nights here relaxing and touring locally. It is set high up on the Iya Gorge, a small hotel with all one requires for a relaxing time. View down into the Gorge and along it is incredible. Onsen Cyprus Bath in the room with a magnificent view across the narrow valley. Large windo..."ws with plenty of fresh air made the bath feel like it was outside. A really romantic setting. Meals were very god with lots of variety. Third night dinner was less successful with a dominance of chicken. Staff are excellent and were willing to put in the effort to make sure we understood everything despite our lack of Japanese. As recommended in earlier reviews we hired a car and drove from Okayama. Great to have the car and visit the sights nearby, The drive across to Shikoku is memorable. Shikoku deserved more time we would stay longer next time perhaps staying in several locations. " More >
• Ku Nel Asob
  "Eat, Sleep and Have Fun indeed"
  "Ku-Nel-Asob means Eat, Sleep and Have Fun, and that we did! Nori and Kaori have set up a lovely little guesthouse in the hills of Oboke. It's more than a place to sleep, and they really go out of their way to make your stay in Oboke memorable. The house itself is over 90 years old, perched overlooki..."ng the river below, and up to the mountains above, very nice to wake up to. There are 3 bedrooms. When I booked I had read somewhere that we would be segregated by gender (maybe in another review), but when we got there each group of guests had their own room. That might depend on how many guests and whether it's possible to give private rooms. If sharing worries you perhaps check that out when you book. We stayed in April 2013, and it was pretty cold at the time. The futons and bedding were so cosy and warm that I didn't even notice. There is no shower or bath at the house and only cold water in the bathroom, but that didn't matter! Each night once the guests have returned, Nori tak... " More >