Shiraoi Hotels

"Room: large and cleanliness is top notch. With a fairly large wardrobe containing a safe (password lock), different sizes of yukatas (bathrobes) and slippers (learner - for hotel indoor use; plastic flip-flops - for both indoor and outdoor use). Centralised air conditioning sometimes can be too hot, so you can ask for a circulator fan at the front desk. Staff: same as other places - sometimes can be more friendly when you speak Japanese; nothing more to ask for, really. Parking: despite the hotel owning a lot of parking spaces, during peak seasons it still can be very crowded but no worries, staff will guide you to the nearest public parking space which then can be used for free when presenting the parking coupon the staff gave you during check in. "

"Be warned that the luggage can only be stored in the hotel before 1:00 pm on your check-out day, and you are not allowed to stay in the hotel afterwards. No exception and the staff said that is a rule which is understandable. So you have to pull your suitcase around if you still want to tour around Jozankei."

"Excelente vista y habitaciones "

"This hotel is extremely convenient if you have an early flight to catch the next day, as it is located right at the airport. One of the highlights is the free breakfast, which starts as early as 6:00 AM—perfect for early birds. Guests also get complimentary access to the airport’s hot spring (Onsen) facilities, which is a fantastic way to relax. However, do note that they have a strict policy regarding tattoos, so you won’t be able to enter if you have any. Overall, everything was decent. The rooms are quite spacious and the bed was very comfortable for a good night's sleep. The only downsides are that the building feels a bit dated, and the wait times for the elevators can be quite long. Despite being a little old, it's still a solid choice for a stress-free airport stay!"

"All good"

"A fabulous spot to unwind."

"Had the best stay! Will be back!"

"I wish we stayed here longer, the staff were amazing and helpful even with the language barrier. The location is authentically Japanese, or as close as possible. The Onsens were amazing and food was delicious. I was planning on gate keeping the location so it doesn’t become too westernised, but the place is too amazing and hopefully it keeps its Japanese roots. "

"Such a solid deal. Not only was it $60 USD in total for one night... Breakfast & Dinner was included in a buffet, food was the best buffet food I've had- what a great deal. Onsen experience was super fun as well."