Recently Reviewed Hotels around Hanamaki

Hotels in Hanamaki

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• Dai Onsen Hotels
• Hanamaki Onsen Hotels

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• 3-star Hotels in Hanamaki

• Kikusuikan
  "Rustic onsen - quaint and good value"
  "Kikusuikan is located in Osawa onsen, a small hot spring village which is a short drive from Hanamaki city. There is a cluster of about 4-5 inns along the riverside with bridges connecting them which makes a nice scenic stroll. The inn itself is a traditional thatched wooden building which makes it ..."really special as there are not so many of these left in good repair and many are private homes or museums. The rooms are typical of basic onsen, nothing special, but have a nice view over the river. The bathing area is a small indoor wooden bath- there is no outdoor bath here (rotemburo) though all guests in the various inns may use the baths in the others. The food was decent but nothing out of the ordinary, but the dining room not that nice. However it was good value at 8,000 yen so no complaints about anything. There are other larger and more fancy inns, but if you would like to try a more traditional rural experience (or try a traditional onsen on a limited budget), this is a good bet. ... " More >
• Fujisan Ryokan
  "You pay what you get"
  "Fujisan ryokan is made up of two sections. The old and shabby, the new and elaborated. Depending on your budget. I took the cheapest with dinner and breakfast. For the price I paid, I was given the old section of the ryokan. The section that is used for people, ESP the old coming here for long term..." treatments at affordable price. Yup, you heard me right. The mineral onsen here is used for medical treatments as well not just a onsen retreat. I got here via the Iwateken kotsu bus from JR Hanamaki. Take the bus from station 3, going to 新鉛温泉, but alight at 鉛温泉.There was a free bus, but I missed it. My room has a kotatsu. That's all. No heater. It was a novelty as I have never seen or seen a kotatsu in action. It was early spring, snow was still visible and thus cold. I spent my whole time there switching between under the kotatsu and in the onsen. It is amazing what onsen can do for cold. One dip and I can take on any cold. The food considering the price I had paid was not too bad. T... " More >
• Sansuikaku
  "An excellent onsen hotel."
  "Many onsen hotels in Japan try to be like this but not many are this good. The basic set up is familiar. The hotel sits on one bank of a river, overlooking the other bank. In many Japanese hotels the effect is ruined by an ugly clutter of buildings intruding on the view, but the view from our bedr..."oom was of nothing but the Iwate forest and the stream below. The breakfast room too has huge windows which just look out onto the forest. The effect is simple but amazing. The rooms in the modern section are very generous in size and absolutely spotless. The older sections of the hotel are well preserved and like a time warp back into the Showa period. The food in many onsen hotels is a bit tiresome and pretentious withy being tasty. At Sansuikaku the food is very simple in concept but extremely well done, with a strong emphasis on using local forest plants with their distinctive tastes. Courteous and friendly staff complete the picture. Definitely recommended. " More >