Manza Onsen Nisshinkan

“Deuxième visite”

Deuxième voyage à ce merveilleux hôtel. Cette fois-ci, c'était un groupe de nous y allons pour notre retraite yoga & Dance. Nous avons passé deux nuits. Le personnel était très serviable et nous a donné une chambre pour notre yoga et cours de danse. Calme et paisible, juste la place pour notre retr… Plus

Deuxième voyage à ce merveilleux hôtel. Cette fois-ci, c'était un groupe de nous y allons pour notre retraite yoga & Dance. Nous avons passé deux nuits. Le personnel était très serviable et nous a donné une chambre pour notre yoga et cours de danse. Calme et paisible, juste la place pour notre retraite. Baignoire à remous fantastique de printemps après nos leçons de yoga avec plein de piscines Onsen.

Moins

“Relaxant”

Cet hôtel possède 4 sources intérieures et 2 sources d'eau chaude en plein air. La source chaude privé est également disponible. Toutes les sources chaudes dans cet hôtel sont grandes et très spacieuses.La chambre que nous avions était spacieuse et dispose d'une très belle vue sur les montagnes. Le… Plus

Cet hôtel possède 4 sources intérieures et 2 sources d'eau chaude en plein air. La source chaude privé est également disponible. Toutes les sources chaudes dans cet hôtel sont grandes et très spacieuses.La chambre que nous avions était spacieuse et dispose d'une très belle vue sur les montagnes. Le personnel est sympathique et serviable. L'hôtel fournit également des performances et un tirage au sort chaque nuit.L'hôtel fournit le transport qui est à moins de 10 minutes de la station de ski et il prend seulement 15 minutes à pied.

Moins

“THIRD VISIT 万座温泉 日進舘”

万座温泉 日進舘 Staying in Manza onsen for two nights, and found out rather quiet during the day. We tried to make a trip to other onsen hotels, but taxis or public buses were unavailable, and walking was not an option because of the snow and icy roads. We were stuck in the hotel, with nowhere to go, and… Plus

万座温泉 日進舘 Staying in Manza onsen for two nights, and found out rather quiet during the day. We tried to make a trip to other onsen hotels, but taxis or public buses were unavailable, and walking was not an option because of the snow and icy roads. We were stuck in the hotel, with nowhere to go, and surprisingly, the reception staff were unwilling to help. It was a rather disappointing experience for us. Luckily, we met Mr. Honda outside the hotel, unsure of his position with this hotel, and he offered to drive us to the Manza Kogen Hotel. We were so grateful. However, upon arrival, we discovered the Hotel was closed for the day. Mr Honda later suggested Juraku hotel also in the neighbourhood. We were very thankful for the recommendation and had an enjoyable onsen moment in Juraku. Mr Honda later even returned to pick us up. Thank you very much! Your kindness and generosity are much appreciated.

Moins

“Never have I felt so Japanese.”

I was taken here by two Japanese friends who drove me up through the nearly impenetrable mist. Incredible scenery when you could see. The building was huge and probably hasn't changed a bit since 1974. Our room was very basic but warm and cosy. The baths are incredible. The milky water does feel wo… Plus

I was taken here by two Japanese friends who drove me up through the nearly impenetrable mist. Incredible scenery when you could see. The building was huge and probably hasn't changed a bit since 1974. Our room was very basic but warm and cosy. The baths are incredible. The milky water does feel wonderful on your skin and all the baths are I need wonderful wooden buildings with great views. The buffet hall felt like school camp with much better food and what an eye opener it was seeing the bus loads of senior citizens and office workers getting stuck into their niku jaga. There are many foreign staff so you should be able to cope without Japanese. You should give it a try as this is so outside the regular tourist experience. Having a morning outside bath overlooking the mountains is something you'll never forget.

Moins