1644-1 Nishiu, Yamashiro-Cho
Traditional Room, Non Smoking
2 x Guest | 1 x Room
Free Cancellation
air conditioningbidetdeskelevator/lifthair dryerin-room safeluggage storage
More Amenities
Free Wi-Fi Half board
Kaiseki dinner
Japanese-style breakfast
Free self parking
Free WiFi
Free Cancellation
Free Wi-Fi Half board (kaiseki dinner)
Japanese-style breakfast
Free self parking
Free WiFi
Free CancellationHotel Obokekyo Mannaka
1644-1 Nishiu, Yamashiro-Cho
Location
This hotel is located in Miyoshi.
Facilities
Services and facilities include a baggage storage service, a safe, a newspaper stand, a transfer service and a laundry service. Wireless internet access allows guests to stay connected while on vacation. Souvenirs can be purchased at the gift shop. Guests arriving by car can park their vehicles in the parking lot.
Rooms
Rooms are equipped with air conditioning. Separate bedrooms are available. Guests will also find a refrigerator included among the standard features. A TV and WiFi ensure optimal comfort.
Sports/Entertainment
A wellness area with a steam bath is available at the hotel.
Meals
A restaurant are available to guests. A delicious breakfast provides energy for the rest of the day.
air conditioning
bidet
desk
elevator/lift
hair dryer
in-room safe
luggage storage
one meeting room
premium bedding
restaurant
slippers
steam room
total number of rooms -
Excellent
Based on 117 reviews
Amazing value for money!
Based on 117 reviews
DrGuillaume
2018-06
I booked this hotel due to the proximity to Iya valley. From the outside, the hotel doesn’t look very appealing, but the inside is actually very nice. The room (Japanese style) was smaller than other...
Jan G
2018-10
we have been hopping around Japan, and finally got time to relax (after walking the vine bridge in Iya valley). The hotel is nice, the room was huge (10 units), and just perfect, with a view on the...
owen1218
2018-12
I would like to thank everyone at Obokekyo Mannaka for being so friendly and helpful. As I couldn't speak Japanese, Ms Lee was able to communicate in mandarin, which made things a lot easier for me...
