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IKI RETREAT by Onko Chishin
Iki
Situated in Iki in the Nagasaki region, IKI RETREAT by Onko Chishin features accommodation with free private parking, as well as access to a hot spring bath.
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Ben
From
AustraliaThe view of the bay is exceptional. It’s fantastic to overlook it from the room and also from the restaurant. The traditional style of the room created a lovely experience. The Onsen on the balcony overlooking the bay is an experience not to be missed. This felt truly luxurious. The staff cannot be faulted. We speak English and very little Japanese and the staff were extremely welcoming and accommodating. The food was beyond delicious. Prepared before our eyes and explained by the staff with care and detail. I cannot thank the staff more for their care and kindness.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.6
Exceptional - What previous guests thought, 34 reviews
Price from
US$778.28
1 night, 2 adults
Ikijimaso
Iki Yunomoto Onsen, Iki
Located in Iki in the Nagasaki region, Ikijimaso provides accommodation with free private parking, as well as access to a hot spring bath.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 7.7
Good - What previous guests thought, 65 reviews
Price from
US$112.96
1 night, 2 adults
Iki Stellacote Taiankaku
Iki
Located on Iki island - a 2-hour ferry ride from mainland Nagasaki - and boasting large public baths and a cave bath, Hotel Stellacote Taiankaku features Japanese gardens and an on-site restaurant.
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Ron
From
AustraliaDinner two nights very good
The superior twin beds room was very good.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 6.4
Pleasant - What previous guests thought, 23 reviews
Price from
US$125.77
1 night, 2 adults
Looking for a ryokan?
Experience culture authentically with a stay at this traditional Japanese-style accommodation. Sleep on the floor (on a futon roll) in a room furnished with tatami flooring and sliding doors. Guests can often expect access to a communal bath plus a complimentary Japanese garment called a yukata.
