Search Hotels Near Ryukoji Temple, Suzuka

"Clean room, good service, and enough amenities. The rooms are a bit small. Not enough room to open a large suitcase. "

"The hotel looks like it needs some renovations but the experience from the staff is beyond what I expected. The front staff helped me figure out how do my laundry and taxis to be able to go to f1. It had a family mart and couple restaurants within walking distance. I also loved the deep bath tub to soak my sore muscles after walking 10 miles!"

"Clean room"

"Check in experience very poor. Unfriendly and uncompetent. No suitable bedding for November, just a sheet. Overall the place looks worn down and empty. Deteriorated a lot since the last visit over a year ago. "

"The place was ok, the room is also ok, but not suitable for a long stays, if you have only a cabin baggage is really suitable. The staffs were friendly and kind, despite being some a language barrier. I would go back again someday."

"Location is good Close to the F1 amusement park Room is clean and big"

"Would stay here again "

"The hotel is old and interior of the facility feels outdated. The room was spacious but it’s outdated. However, staff wee very kind and helpful."

"夜鳴きそばやお風呂上がりにアイスが食べられたり、いろいろなサービスが充実していて楽しめました‼︎ 施設も新しく綺麗でした❗️"

"A simple hotel for travelling to/from Ise All the staffs are helpful "

"The room was exceptional and the property's staff were excellent. "

"Good hotel"

"The HotSpring was very nice. Nearby Nagoya by train. "

"Good and easy check in"

"New, clean, near station, nice service, breakfast is okay."

"the best hotel in the area. would recommend to anyone"

"Economical option"

"quiet and close to the station"

"Big rooms and clean! Convenient store just next door and clothes shop and restaurants as well! It was a great experience in Kameyama!"

"The check in was easy and the room size is good for Japanese hotel. It's a little older, but with modern equipment. Unfortunately, there was no WiFi, at 9pm at night, I was too lazy to try their limited mobile hotspots."