割烹旅館 公園荘
8.8
Excellent(108 reviews)
1120-2 Izuruharacho, Sano, Tochigi 327-0102, Japan
+81 283-25-0053
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Hotel Description
Kappo Ryokan Park Villa
Nestled in the heart of Tochigi, 割烹旅館 公園荘, located at 1120-2 Izuruharacho, Sano, Tochigi 327-0102, Japan, presents a serene retreat infused with traditional Japanese charm. This inn is perfectly positioned near key attractions such as Ashikaga Flower Park, known for its stunning seasonal displays and festivals, making it an ideal choice for nature lovers and cultural enthusiasts alike. The hotel's design, characterized by its classic wooden architecture, creates an inviting atmosphere that instantly evokes a sense of calm and tranquility.
The rooms at 割烹旅館 公園荘 are designed for comfort, featuring traditional futon bedding and a serene ambiance that ensures a restful stay. Guests can enjoy the peaceful views of the surrounding landscape, enhancing their experience of Japanese hospitality. While amenities like high-speed Wi-Fi keep guests connected, the hotel’s focus is on providing a peaceful retreat rather than extensive facilities.
Transportation is conveniently accessible, with Yoshimizu Station only a short distance away, making it easy to explore the region. For those traveling from afar, Narita International Airport is about a two-hour taxi ride, ensuring a seamless journey to this tranquil haven. The hotel is committed to health and safety, implementing comprehensive measures to protect guests during their stay, including enhanced cleaning protocols and contactless services.
Guests can engage in local experiences, such as visiting the nearby Izuruhara Benten Pond, famous for its beautiful fall colors and serene atmosphere. Other notable attractions include the historic Ashikaga School, known as Japan's oldest school, and the majestic Banna-ji temple, surrounded by lush nature. Additionally, the hotel is a short drive from the famed Large Wisteria tree celebrated during spring festivals.
Dining options abound, with five recommended restaurants nearby offering diverse culinary experiences. Guests can savor authentic Japanese cuisine at local eateries, each providing unique flavors and a welcoming atmosphere. This inviting setting makes 割烹旅館 公園荘 a perfect getaway for those looking to immerse themselves in Japanese culture and hospitality. We warmly invite you to experience the charm and tranquility of our hotel, where every stay promises relaxation and cultural enrichment.
The rooms at 割烹旅館 公園荘 are designed for comfort, featuring traditional futon bedding and a serene ambiance that ensures a restful stay. Guests can enjoy the peaceful views of the surrounding landscape, enhancing their experience of Japanese hospitality. While amenities like high-speed Wi-Fi keep guests connected, the hotel’s focus is on providing a peaceful retreat rather than extensive facilities.
Transportation is conveniently accessible, with Yoshimizu Station only a short distance away, making it easy to explore the region. For those traveling from afar, Narita International Airport is about a two-hour taxi ride, ensuring a seamless journey to this tranquil haven. The hotel is committed to health and safety, implementing comprehensive measures to protect guests during their stay, including enhanced cleaning protocols and contactless services.
Guests can engage in local experiences, such as visiting the nearby Izuruhara Benten Pond, famous for its beautiful fall colors and serene atmosphere. Other notable attractions include the historic Ashikaga School, known as Japan's oldest school, and the majestic Banna-ji temple, surrounded by lush nature. Additionally, the hotel is a short drive from the famed Large Wisteria tree celebrated during spring festivals.
Dining options abound, with five recommended restaurants nearby offering diverse culinary experiences. Guests can savor authentic Japanese cuisine at local eateries, each providing unique flavors and a welcoming atmosphere. This inviting setting makes 割烹旅館 公園荘 a perfect getaway for those looking to immerse themselves in Japanese culture and hospitality. We warmly invite you to experience the charm and tranquility of our hotel, where every stay promises relaxation and cultural enrichment.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Traditional wooden architecture enhancing Japanese ambiance
2. Comfortable rooms featuring futon bedding and serene views
3. High-speed Wi-Fi available throughout the property
4. Proximity to famous attractions like Ashikaga Flower Park
5. Convenient access to public transportation and major airports
6.6 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Ashikaga Flower Park
13 min
Izuruhara Benten Pond1 min
Large Wisteria15 min
Ashikaga School19 min
Banna-ji19 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Location rating | 6.6 |
| Nearest airport | Narita International Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 2 hr |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
$268
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Location
1120-2 Izuruharacho, Sano, Tochigi 327-0102, Japan
Airports:
Narita International Airport
Taxi: 2 hr
Transit: 3 hr 41 min
Ibaraki Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 29 min
Transit: 4 hr 28 min
Haneda Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 39 min
Transit: 3 hr 33 min
Transit:
Yoshimizu Station
Taxi: 13 min
Walking: 1 hr 11 min
Tanuma Station
Taxi: 10 min
Walking: 1 hr 1 min
Nearby locations
6.6
Good Location
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Parking & transportation
Parking
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
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mac yamaha
5/5
The food is really delicious. Feeding the carp is also fun. In the morning, the goldfish will be fed and the train will bring miso soup, etc. I will stay again.
夢宮かずべい
5/5
We had a day trip bath and lunch. The hot water from the mineral springs will warm you from the core of your body. It's very beautiful and has an indoor bath and an outdoor bath. I soaked it in slowly.Today was a private house. Maybe it was because it was early. The restaurant is empty these days. I wanted to eat salt-grilled trout, so I ordered the bamboo set meal (carp wash, carp meat, yuba, steamed egg custard, salt-grilled trout, today it came with 2 chestnuts and pickles).The trout was delicious, so I ordered it for 2. Masu. Maybe the trout are small these days? At first it was very big. I wonder if they use what they caught at that time? Thank you for the delicious lunch. I will visit the store again.
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beesuke
2/5
Lunch and day trip hot spring |・I thought the presentation of the lunch was a little sloppy. The price may be about 500 yen high. |The good thing is that the tuna and yuba were delicious. …
食事観光温泉
5/5
I went on a weekday and was able to stay in a detached house.The food was delicious and the quantity was just right.It may be a little small for young people.Although the bath is not a hot spring, it uses spring water from Izuruhara and leaves you feeling refreshed.I usually only stay at hot spring inns with natural hot springs, but here I was satisfied even without the hot springs.I went with 3 friends and they were also satisfied.
ぶーじー
4/5
I used the hot springs for a day trip. I have used various hot springs and hotels for day trips, and although it is not the case in most places, I have noticed peeling caulking, black mold, and peeling of the joints of the tiles, and if I had to do bath renovation work during a time when there were few customers due to the coronavirus pandemic. Wasn't it good? Have you ever seen a facility that makes you think, this place has been beautifully renovated and repaired?The temperature of the hot water seems a little high.The bathroom seems a bit small, but considering the number of rooms, it's a good size.The water was hot, so I thought it would be nice to have a place outside where I could take a bath.I thought it would be okay to come and stay the night this time. The staff's response and smiles were also good.
平塚.
5/5
The food, room, and bathroom are all good.I'm a little concerned about the attitude of the elderly receptionist...It seems that it is written arbitrarily that it is a sodium spring or a hot spring.This bath is heated with the famous water that gushes out from the Izuruhara Benten Pond right in front of it.Please do not write any textual information.
Paix Globale
5/5
A seemingly old and unfashionable innI was guided to my room by the slightly unfriendly elderly woman at the front desk.Pass through the pond and babbling stream where there are many carp (all rooms are separated)You can see the carp in the pond from the spacious and clean two-room open-air bath room.The hot water, which is not a hot spring, but is made from famous water, is very gentle and soothing.The hot water in the large public bath, both indoor and outdoor, was just right.The food was particularly noteworthy, and in my nearly 60 years of life, I would say it was one of the best in my life.The taste, the way it was served, the timing of the food being brought to my room, and Mr. Nakai's friendliness.I found it online, but there wasn't much information so I was a little worried.But I realized that the reason there is so little information on the internet is because they don't want to give out too much information.When I asked Mr. Nakai if it was difficult being affected by the coronavirus, he replied that fortunately, there were many regular customers who came.I agreeFor breakfast, the SL will bring miso soup and goldfish food.The goldfish were also stuffing their cheeks (lol)I also wanted to become a repeat customer.
直子
5/5
I stayed here on a weekday at the recommendation of my husband's colleague. You can see the beautiful Japanese garden from your room, and enjoy a relaxing and relaxing stay. Since it was a weekday, there were only two groups of guests, so we were able to take a leisurely soak in the hot springs. The food was luxurious, plentiful, and very delicious. What I liked most was that they sell spring water. The water in the hot springs and the pond in the Japanese garden was very clean, and the sound of the water stream was very relaxing. The spring water coffee at breakfast was also delicious. A coffee shop for breakfast? It was also fun to have miso soup and coffee delivered to us by train. There was a shrine right next door and a pond with clean water that looked like a Monet painting, so we had a fun stroll around it. I'm really glad I stayed at this inn. I would definitely like to come again.
かざみかぶき
4/5
A day trip to the hot springs. Although the bath is small, there is an open-air bath, and there are plenty of amenities. The quality of the spring water is boiled spring water, so it cannot be called a hot spring. As it is a ryokan mainly for banquets, there are not many day trip bathers, and it costs 800 yen in February 2020. The Japanese garden is beautifully maintained, and the koi fish in the pond come close to people. This is a little-known day trip hot spring. Unfortunately the parking lot is small