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A spa area with a heated stone bath, wooden panel walls with greenery, and a tiled floor.

1. Super Hotel Ehime Ozu Inter

Ozu

SUN HYE

₩88,208 total

Aug 30 - Aug 31

A hot spring with water flowing into it, surrounded by tiled walls.

2. UCHIKO-Inn

Uchiko

"Very spacious, lovely modern decor, so you get both a lovely 5 star stay but being able to enjoy the old town once you step out. Staff are friendly, able to tell you what are open for the night on a map (as it was a public holiday when we went). The breakfast is also worth it (just 1000yen pp?), not the type with luxurious ingredients but it was all nicely laid out and a very comfy cafe which you can easily spend half a morning there."

Minwoo

₩270,815 total

Sep 11 - Sep 12

A modern bathroom with a large sink, wooden beams, and a mirror.

3. NIPPONIA HOTEL Ozu Castle Town

Ozu

SZU-HAN

₩414,080 total

Sep 10 - Sep 11

A commercial kitchen with stainless steel appliances, a long counter, and overhead lighting.

4. Harbor Plaza Hotel

Yawatahama

John

₩108,326 total

Aug 31 - Sep 1

A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a wooden table, and sliding doors.

5. UCHIKO-Inn HISA

Uchiko

Tibi

₩448,770 total

Sep 8 - Sep 9

A modern bathroom with a wooden bathtub, bamboo wall panels, and a built-in shower.

6. UCHIKO-Inn ORI

Uchiko

Helen

₩448,770 total

Sep 8 - Sep 9

A person standing by a window in a room with a wooden bookshelf and a radio.

7. entohouse BAR&GUESTHOUSE

Seiyo

₩154,755 total

Sep 2 - Sep 3

A wooden interior with a glass-enclosed hot tub, wooden walls, and a window with blinds.

8. Uchiko - Inn Cocoro

Uchiko

"Wir waren im April 22 für sehr schöne 5 Tage in diesem Haus. Das Kokoro bietet die fast einmalige Gelegenheit, in einem traditionellen alten japanischen Haus zu leben. Im Obergeschoss sind Wohnzimmer, Schlafzimmer, Ankleide, Balkon und Toilette. Im Ergeschoss wird gefrühstückt und befindet sich das Badezimmer mit grosser Holzbadewanne. Teile des Erdgeschosses werden bis etwa 15:00 als Restaurant benutzt, was uns aber nie gestört hat. Die Zimmer sind alle mit Tatami ausgelegt, trotzdem hat es ein...