My stay at Route Inn was what I needed which was a place to stay for the few nights I visited with a friend who lives in the area. The hotel is a bit dated but the room was comfortable and I enjoyed the breakfast.
My stay at Route Inn was what I needed which was a place to stay for the few nights I visited with a friend who lives in the area. The hotel is a bit dated but the room was comfortable and I enjoyed the breakfast.
Elaine
Reviewed September 25, 2024Reviewed September 25, 2024
Within a 5 minute walk to Kakegawa station. Strict to check in time (3pm) but allowed me to leave my luggage. Bathroom was dark and had a cold old feel to it but it was sufficient. Heater worked great, the free breakfast included was great. Hot breakfast with 2 types of sausages and eggs, also orange juice and various packaged pastries and bread. Overall a great value hotel for the price.
Within a 5 minute walk to Kakegawa station. Strict to check in time (3pm) but allowed me to leave my luggage. Bathroom was dark and had a cold old feel to it but it was sufficient. Heater worked great, the free breakfast included was great. Hot breakfast with 2 types of sausages and eggs, also orange juice and various packaged pastries and bread. Overall a great value hotel for the price.
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed November 7, 2017Reviewed November 7, 2017
Immaculate facilities from rooms to the really awesome onsen. Only complaint is the WiFi is slow and not useable at times. Also, having a car here is advised. And there is plenty of free parking.
Immaculate facilities from rooms to the really awesome onsen. Only complaint is the WiFi is slow and not useable at times. Also, having a car here is advised. And there is plenty of free parking.
AMAZING STAY! Run by a very cute and welcoming family. They are the 6th generation to run a Ryokan here in this 300 year old building. They are excellent hosts. They serve delicious dinners and breakfasts. The dishes and bowls they use are pieces of art in themselves. The property is full of interesting and skilfully made antiques. Our view from the room was a classic, beautifully manicured garden illuminated by a few stone lanterns. I really recommend you stay here. It is great value and a...
AMAZING STAY! Run by a very cute and welcoming family. They are the 6th generation to run a Ryokan here in this 300 year old building. They are excellent hosts. They serve delicious dinners and breakfasts. The dishes and bowls they use are pieces of art in themselves. The property is full of interesting and skilfully made antiques. Our view from the room was a classic, beautifully manicured garden illuminated by a few stone lanterns. I really recommend you stay here. It is great value and a...
We loved staying at Mikansei! Our room was clean and comfortable, and we enjoyed ourselves in the shared spaces, including the kitchen, bathrooms, and communal areas. Our hosts, Claire and Shiro, were incredibly gracious, sharing their knowledge about the Oi river valley and Japan in general, as well as their time, and taking an interest in their guests. They gave us some great advice on making a our day trip up the valley on the Oigawa Railway even better, and invited us to a group dinner /...
We loved staying at Mikansei! Our room was clean and comfortable, and we enjoyed ourselves in the shared spaces, including the kitchen, bathrooms, and communal areas. Our hosts, Claire and Shiro, were incredibly gracious, sharing their knowledge about the Oi river valley and Japan in general, as well as their time, and taking an interest in their guests. They gave us some great advice on making a our day trip up the valley on the Oigawa Railway even better, and invited us to a group dinner /...
Paul
Reviewed October 21, 2025Reviewed October 21, 2025
Awesome architectural and design wonder. Friendly, interesting, conversational host. Played Flamenco guitar, talked music, design, and math with us. Also had a great conversation about the local area and some of the cool people who live in the town. Overall a unique and amazing experience! Thanks!
Awesome architectural and design wonder. Friendly, interesting, conversational host. Played Flamenco guitar, talked music, design, and math with us. Also had a great conversation about the local area and some of the cool people who live in the town. Overall a unique and amazing experience! Thanks!
Living in a whole house. Huge space for visitors Traditional Japanese pajamas is provided. Nice to experience traditional Japanese living. Great breakfast! Its workers come to your house and make breakfast in front of you. Never imagine in past. Free hot spring close by. Friendly employees Quiet neighborhood with small bars and restaurants
There is a Japanese restaurant in walking distance called 武島料理店Takeshima Ryori Ten. Highly recommended
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Living in a whole house. Huge space for visitors Traditional Japanese pajamas is provided. Nice to experience traditional Japanese living. Great breakfast! Its workers come to your house and make breakfast in front of you. Never imagine in past. Free hot spring close by. Friendly employees Quiet neighborhood with small bars and restaurants
There is a Japanese restaurant in walking distance called 武島料理店Takeshima Ryori Ten. Highly recommended
Please be alerted:
1) please count any child...
Typical Japanese style business hotels... just enough space in the room... small but comfortable with internet connection. Breakfast was nice, and recommend eating at the hotel restaurant for dinner.
Typical Japanese style business hotels... just enough space in the room... small but comfortable with internet connection. Breakfast was nice, and recommend eating at the hotel restaurant for dinner.
Ben Brave
Reviewed February 24, 2015Reviewed February 24, 2015
What are some of the best vacation rentals that Kakegawa has to offer?
White Space: This Kakegawa vacation home rental is equipped with a barbecue grill, air-conditioning, and laundry facilities to help you feel comfortable during your stay. It has 3 bedrooms as well as a kitchenette with a full-sized fridge, a stovetop, and a microwave, so you can cook with friends or family. Another good choice for your trip to Kakegawa is Guesthouse Mori No Eki. See all vacation rentals in Kakegawa.
If I need to cancel my hotel reservation in Kakegawa, will I receive a refund?
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Visitors can enjoy all that Kakegawa has to offer including the hot springs and spas. Tourists to the city can also enjoy its walkable location. In Kakegawa, there are 24 hotels and other accommodations to choose from. Find out more about Kakegawa.
The hottest months are usually August and July with an average temp of 75°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 45°F. The rainiest months in Kakegawa are July, June, September, and October, with each month seeing an average of 12 inches of rainfall.