Kyukamura Rikuchu-Miyako National Park Resort Villages of Japan

Check in, get a welcome drink butt and relax in the lounge. Go to the bath before dinner. It is said to be an artificial hot spring and Ena radium ore sand, but I was able to bathe comfortably. I think the Japanese-style room was spacious and easy to use. As it was on the second floor, I could see the sea, but the view was reasonable. Dinner was delicious with a wide variety of local ingredients, such as sea squirts, which are cooked by the purple mussels. Breakfast was also available, including bottled noodles. We also have souvenirs, and we were able to get them here. I usually walk around the facility in the morning at my accommodation, but my morning walk was cancelled due to bear sightings, so I could only walk around the parking lot by myself. It was a shame because the autumn colors around the facility were beautiful. I think the staff are also very responsive. I think it's reasonably priced. If possible, have a book on local tourism or nature (plants that can capture fish for birds).

No bathroom in the rooms. Everything is very dated and old. We paid $250 for one night, very expensive for what it is even with dinner and breakfast There were hair on the bedsheets. No facilities Very unpleasant experience. The dinner was nice.

It was the first time I had stayed at a Japanese government run park hotel. The booking sites on trip advisor don't allow you to book the western rooms so emailed their central Kamura site. They were very helpful and took the booking for a western room with buffet breakfast and dinner. No deposit was taken. Little English is spoken at the hotel which is fine. A warm welcome by the reception staff after they got over the language barrier and found the booking. The restaurant staff were very good. Excellent breakfast and dinner. We stayed four nights. It was November, the room itself got very chilly at night with a device that was rated at 75 watts. Gave up on it... Think it was a storages heater it gave out 75 watts and no more !. The lounge, reception and dinning room were kept very warm part since the guests wore traditional robes as is the norm at Onsons and would have got frozen otherwise between the bear legs. Saki fueled and full one snuggled down under the very warm quilts at night. Good beds. Free WiFi is provided which covers the ground level from reception. There are some paths from the hotel for morning / evening strolls to the cliff edge. For safety sake being November a number of çliff paths were off. You really need a car to get about. Leaf fall was very good which is why one visited this area. I would gladly stay in another park hotel run by Qkamura.