Awakura Onsen Motoyu

2.0 out of 5.0

2050, Kageishi, Nishiawakura-Son, Aida-Gun, Okayama 707-0503, Japan

Guest rating4 / 5
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It is a home-like inn that highlights for children's smile.

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Facilities

Hotel Facilities

  • restaurant
  • cafe
  • multipurpose room
  • banquet hall
  • large communal bath
  • non-smoking rooms

Room Facilities

  • Internet (WiFi)
  • electric kettle
  • individual temperature control
  • liquid soap
  • toothbrush
  • towels

Available Services

  • shuttle bus
  • pets allowed

About Hotel

Check-in:

15:00 ~ 21:00

Check-out:

10:00

Closest station:

20 minutes on foot, or shuttle service is available from Awakura Onsen station

Address:

2050, Kageishi, Nishiawakura-Son, Aida-Gun, Okayama 707-0503, Japan

Phone number:

0868-79-2129

Fax number:

0868-79-2120

Parking:

20 Cars / Free

Accepted credit cards:

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Conditions

Cancellation policy

Should you cancel your booking, a cancellation fee will be charged to you according to the date (Japan Standard Time) the booking changes and cancellation request are accepted.
*Special cancellation policies may apply to certain dates and accommodation plans.
Please confirm the cancellation policy on the booking step pages before completing your reservation.

  • No-show
    100%
  • On the date of arrival
    100%
  • One day prior to arrival
    100%
  • 3 days prior to arrival
    50%

Other information

Places to eat

  • Breakfast
    restaurant
  • Dinner
    restaurant

Bathroom

  • Bath (Type):hot springs, large communal bath, natural hot spring
  • Spring (Type):radium hot spring
  • Good for:bruises, joint pain, lower back pain

Accessibility

    Nearby attractions and activities

    • stream fishing
    • cycling
    • hiking
    • skiing
    • cross country skiing
    • trekking
    • mountain-climbing
    • foraging for wild edible plants