Auberge Amanohashidate

No toilet or shower in the room. Our room was on the 3rd floor and there was no elevator. There was only 1 shower stall for our use, and it was on the first floor. This “hotel”/motel is not suitable for elderly guests.

Excellent place to walk around Amanohashidate. It is just beside the sea, and around the important tourist areas. For the price, it was OK. The thing I didn't like was no toilet inside the room! So if you have to go to Number 2, you have to wait because there is only one "throne" available. Breakfast was amazing! Dinner was very tiny, expensive, and without any good taste.

This is located right smack in the middle of all you need to see in town. I love this place.

I booked via expedia. My issues with this place are with EXPEDIA. Foreign Tourists please read: The listing did not clearly state that the room did not come with a bathroom OR that there was no shower in the building. Each floor has 1 male and 1 female washroom. The female washroom has 2 toilet stalls. There is no shower in the building. To bathe you must go next door and use the Amanohashidate Hotel's onsen. This onsen is amazing but it's inconvenient to have to go outside of your hotel to bathe. There is zero soundproofing in the room. You can hear and easily get disturbed by those opening their doors and walking/talking in the hallway. Each night I had to sleep using my noise cancelling headphones. There is no elevator. Be prepared to carry your luggage up and down the stairs. Access to Amanohashidate Hotel onsen was my favourite part of this trip. Overall the room and washroom were clean, and staff were kind, and they provided regular extra towels. But book only if your comfortable with the dorm/capsule style sharing of bathrooms and bring ear plugs

Not a bad place to stay for a couple of days. I just found it odd that it didn’t have an elevator when rooms are up on the 2nd and 3rd floor- I had to carry my luggage up the stairs (luckily, mine was on the 2nd floor). Having that many rooms and only have one shower to share for the whole building is not a good situation to be in as well. I know there’s free onsen privileges from the Amanohashidate hotel across but that’s also a hassle to get to as well. I found that the shared men’s washroom in the 2nd floor kinda had an odd smell as well… Anyway, it’s an okay place to stay at for a couple of days especially if you’re gonna spend most of the time exploring the beauty of Amanohashidate and Miyazu.

A very comfortable stay and the location is everything! Very close to Amanohashidate station, easily 3 mins walk. The double room has its own toilet and bathroom ( together, a small one). I think there is no elevator, I had to bring my luggage on the stairs ( but i stayed on level 2). I had the breakfast with the room - most if not all are seafood and vegetarian dishes which i really enjoy.

There is no lift so is not suitable for travellers with big luggages. The room and toilet are small. However, is nice that can use the hot springs in the neighbour hotel.

Nice place right on the water.

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It was a small and quiet hotel with a nice view to the bay. It is near to the station and close to the Sand bar and a lift up to the viewland. To note, the hotel does not have elevator, and two types of room with and without bathroom.

The stay was comfortable and the price was very reasonable. All you can eat breakfast was great and hot spring bath was really nice. Drawback is that breakfast and hot spring bath were next door and our room was 3rd floor walk up.

The benefit of using the hot spring facilities in the hotel next door and the buffet breakfast. But there is no service provided by the staff of the hotel and required to check out at 10:00am. I requested for room on lower level due to injured legs of my mom. However, I was assigned with the top floor room. The staff simply said there no no other rooms available.

Great little place next door to the main hotel. And you can use the bigger hotels facilities and Onsen too Clean, quiet and so close to the tourist sites and the station

We had a 92 year old mother and she had to climb the stairs to the 3rd floor. Could smell the newly painted hallways. But the dinner was delicious but would have preferred Japanese cuisine. The breakfast and onsen next door were great.

Overall is good and have a very good hot spring. The only one thing I concern is there is no bathroom inside the room.

The hotel is about 3 minutes walk from the main station so it's very convenient, the room is very tidy and neat, the hotel is just beside the waterfront so you can enjoy great view from here. They give you a voucher where you can use the public bath at the hotel next door. Overall a great experience.

Very close to the station though the facilities are aged. The hotel provides free pass to the onsen (hot sping) for the larger hotel next door, which is definitely a plus.

Just be warned, when it says ‘shared bathroom’ there is only one shower for the whole hotel and it’s very small and smelly. The room was adequate and comfortable enough, but the shower was a real shock!

Nice & helpful staff. Location is good just walking to station for 2-3 mins. Easy to reach the main interesting place. Room is clean but no bath room & toilet inside.

Hotel's very close to the station, but quite old. There's no elevator, if you'll be having sizable luggage with you. Toilets are shared, and there is no bath/shower in the hotel room. Along with your room key, the staff will give you a free pass for the hot spring baths in the next building, a much larger hotel. Can't comment on the quality of the onsen as due to various circumstances I didn't use it during my stay. In general, the hotel was surprisingly old and sparsely furnished for the price I paid, but I do think that might be due to the touristy nature of the area.