Find hotels near Ina City Takatomachi History Museum, Ina from ￥6,294

"Close to highway and many good restaurants nearby"

"The property was a bit tired, carpet stained, but the room was clean, quiet, and the bed was comfortable. The communal bath on the first floor was an unexpected treat. The breakfast was delicious offering a huge variety of offerings that were excellent, including an array of fresh fruits. There was an extra charge of 1100 yen for the breakfast— a bargain!"

"Best stay in Japan "

"Actually good value if you accept the tatami style bedding. Only problem is that going out of the room to the shared toilets and showers can be freezing as the common areas are not yeated. Hotel looks old. But it was in the centre of Ina, and had good free parking. Room we got for 5 pax was relatively cheap."

"Satisfying in every way. Staff extraordinary. "

"Standard business hotel, simple and not expensive."

"Upon arrival, we requested to cancel breakfast for the first day and asked for a refund but was informed that this was not possible. The hotel had 1 elevator for 12 floors and the stairs were only for emergencies. This caused lines for the elevator going up and down. The layout of the serving stations at breakfast did not allow for guests to form lines and go in one direction. This caused guests to jump from one section to the next in a chaotic manner trying not to bump into each other. Overall, I don't think the hotel is designed well. Other than that, the room was good and comfortable. "

"I had a wonderful stay in Kobuchizawa, at Lodge Atelier. The room was spacious and spotless with a cute little balcony looking through trees. There are two private onsen, that are nice and hot. I stayed for five nights and didn’t have to wait to use the baths once. I took the half board option and was treated to breakfast in the lounge (very cool) and a three course evening meal in the restaurant (also very cool). The food was fantastic and the staff in the hotel and restaurant were so kind and considerate. The area is a fantastic base for those wanting to explore the region - so much to do! Definitely somewhere for those who enjoy the outdoors, getting a bit off the beaten track and connecting with the vibe of the region, including local produce, wine and crafts. Kobuchizawa is well connected by rail and if you have a JR pass you can easily take day trips and return to your cosy home base each evening. Highlights for me were the Nakamura Keith Haring Collection museum - spacious and beautifully curated, horse riding through the forest trails, getting lost on an epic walk and stumbling across the Hirayama Ikuo Silk Road Museum, getting lost on the way to the train station turning a corner and finding myself looking straight at Mount Fuji in the distance. Kobuchizawa is a quiet resort town (amazing Country Club/golf course), most tourist info is in Japanese, walkable for sure but a car would really open the area up for exploring. Cannot wait to go back!"

"Very nice "