Hotels near Sanda Flower Town Station

"fast wifi, comfortable room, clean, both gold and silver hot springs, easy access parking, well located with walking distance to shops and restaurants, only downside is smelling smoke on the hallway of the fourth floor. The room is fine. Overall a very satisfactory stay "

"The stay was amazing! I should have stay for 2 nights, 1 nights is not enough! Foods’ amazing, the staffs there are very friendly too. "

"Best customer service I’ve ever had. Easily beats out most luxury hotels."

"The staff was very nice! They didn’t really speak english, but it was easy to communicate with them. The location is nice and the room was very authentic and pretty! The breakfast was nothing that we expected. It was awesome!! When staying here, you must eat breakfast here. Not an american style breakfast! Very very authentic japanese breakfast that we enjoyed very much. Great experience!! "

"It was a cool place to me, as i like country areas. A lot of trees nearby"

"If you like to stay at this hotel, please be aware that there is only one restaurant and meals have to order 2 days prior to your arrival. "

"Property was great. We specifically chose this for its Onsen, so we did not get the chance to walk around the town. But location is very convenient, only 5 minutes from the train station and shopping is close by. Highly recommend, staff super friendly, food was delicious"

"Extremely helpful & friendly staff"

"It's our first time at an onsen ryokan, and overall it was a very pleasant stay! The receptionist that greeted us spoke English well and was very clear at explaining the facilities and answering any questions we had. She asked clarifying questions about our food preference so that adjustments can be made to the meals. My friend doesn't eat any raw food, we both don't eat spicy, and they made note of that. The Kaiseki ryori dinner was delicious. I mentioned I liked sashimi and I'm ok with raw food, so I got sashimi while they served cooked fish to my friend. I also got onsen tamago and they made egg rolls for my friend. The private onsen looks a bit old and it was a bit small (it's just the right size for 2 people in each tub), but you do get to try both the Kin no yu and Gin no yu as they have two tubs in there, so it's a nice experience for people who are not comfortable in public onsen setting. You could also go to the public onsen at their main branch before 10pm. We requested for a room on the upper floor, and it's nice and quiet. We had a good rest. The window view faces other buildings. The upper floor is only accessible by stairs though so people with mobility issues should request for lower floor. I would recommend this ryokan to people who are new to the onsen experience! Unfortunately it was too windy so we couldn't ride the Rokko-Arima Ropeway on this trip..."