はなぞの温泉 花圃の里
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Check-In:
From 15:00 to 18:00
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Check-Out:
From 08:00 to 10:00
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Please note that a free shuttle service between our hotel and Koyasan Station is available upon request. Please contact the property in advance to arrange this.
This property will not accommodate hen, stag or similar parties.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What popular attractions are located near はなぞの温泉 花圃の里?
Nearest attractions to はなぞの温泉 花圃の里: Kongobu-ji Temple (10 km.), Nyonindo (11 km.), Koyasan Station (11 km.), Niukanshobu Shrine (18 km.), Jison-in Temple (18 km.), Kokawa-dera Temple (19 km.), Tama Museum (21 km.)
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in at はなぞの温泉 花圃の里 is available From 15:00 to 18:00, check-out From 08:00 to 10:00.
How to get to はなぞの温泉 花圃の里?
はなぞの温泉 花圃の里 is located 42 km. from Kansai International Airport.
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Nearby Attractions はなぞの温泉 花圃の里
Kongobu-ji Temple 10 km.
Nyonindo 11 km.
Koyasan Station 11 km.
Niukanshobu Shrine 18 km.
Jison-in Temple 18 km.
Kokawa-dera Temple 19 km.
Tama Museum 21 km.
Kishi Station 21 km.
Ryujin Hot Spring 21 km.
Tanize Suspension Bridge 23 km.
Kainan Kogen Country Club 25 km.























Ok. We wanted to stay in an Koyasan Inn, but they were fully booked. So we looked for an Onsen in nature and this beautiful little hotel showed up. You cannot book it on Booking but with a bit of effort you can book it on the Japanese website.
(What would we do without Google Translate).
The place is fantastic. In nature at the end of a road into the forest. The staff were great. Nothing too much of a trouble. And Google again helped in the communication. They do not get a lot of foreigners, that is clear. But the experience was just great.
The rooms are basic, but clean and with all amenities. The Onsen is small, but the hot water was just great.
The best part was Japanese Dinner (and breakfast for that matter). They took care of my wife being vegan. And for me there was the full experience, including raw fish, baked fish and meats.
We are still seriously wondering how Japanese people can be so slim eating so much food.
If you want a wow experience, you should consider this Onsen to have a special Japanese experience (including the booking process).