Resonate Club Kuju

“Je crois que son nom était comblés par un chapeau.”

Malgré son nom bizarre (en anglais à haut-parleur) c'est un très bon endroit où séjourner. La chambre était spacieuse et, en japonais, et propre. Les lits étaient confortables. Le balcon devant la chambre était une délicate attention. Le restaurant servait de bons repas et il y a au moins un serve… Plus

Malgré son nom bizarre (en anglais à haut-parleur) c'est un très bon endroit où séjourner. La chambre était spacieuse et, en japonais, et propre. Les lits étaient confortables. Le balcon devant la chambre était une délicate attention. Le restaurant servait de bons repas et il y a au moins un serveur fait bien l'anglais. Il y a une grande salle à manger avec finitions en grande partie en bois, ce qui crée une sensation de chaleur on n'en trouve pas toujours dans un hôtel, je serais ravi de descendre ici à nouveau.

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“Comfortable, rustic resort”

We were blown away by the size of the room -- by Japanese standards it was massive! However, the bed (as in many hotels we stayed in) was very, very firm. Our room had a nice patio which would have been a great place to hang out had it been a little warmer. There is an Onsen on-site which was quit… Plus

We were blown away by the size of the room -- by Japanese standards it was massive! However, the bed (as in many hotels we stayed in) was very, very firm. Our room had a nice patio which would have been a great place to hang out had it been a little warmer. There is an Onsen on-site which was quite large, and with a choice of two temperatures. The Japanese food on-site was quite good as well. We enjoyed our stay here.

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“bungalows en pleine nature”

Grande chambre style chalet Design médiocre et manque de style Jolie campagne et montagne environnante Bon restaurant japonais mais restaurant français ( méteor) cher et surfait. Petit déjeuner très moyen

“Weird hotel, great food”

This is a truly strange hotel located miles from anywhere although the countryside was nice (on the rare occasion is stopped raining). The hotel looks like something you might find in the Tyrol but a bit more rustic with an onsen. The rooms are located down covered pathways and are spread out acros… Plus

This is a truly strange hotel located miles from anywhere although the countryside was nice (on the rare occasion is stopped raining). The hotel looks like something you might find in the Tyrol but a bit more rustic with an onsen. The rooms are located down covered pathways and are spread out across the resort. Inside our room was very basic and the walls were largely constructed of mismatched wood with little furniture (and what is there is very uncomfortable). It was a bit smelly and there were two unsavoury looking pull down beds which would have allowed 4 people to sleep there. The 'bathroom' was terrible and had an unpleasant sunken shower next to a larger sunken bath, the only way to have a shower was to hand hold the shower head. The decor was similar throughout the main part of the hotel - lots of wooden beams and walls but it did seem fairly cosy in the lounge and restaurant. In contrast the food in the restaurant was outstanding, by far the best we had in Japan. As we were part of a large group we had a set 4 course meal for dinner and each was both delicious and faultless. Drinks were expensive but this is the same at every Japanese hotel. The staff were lovely and made sure we were happy with everything. Strangely after a couple of days the hotel did grow on me and I started to understand why people would choose to stay but I'm afraid the bathroom was so bad I couldn't award more than 3 stars despite the quality of our meals.

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