Family hotels and homes in Bandai

Dominik Czech Republic

1. it is places in a beautiful area 2. cosy, almost home-like atmosphere 3. owner is very kind, cool and heartful, also speaks good english

Katherine Japan

This is a gorgeous Japanese inn (Ryokan). The lady who runs it speaks good English and is very kind, friendly and helpful, as are the staff. The room was beautiful and I slept comfortably on my futon after a dip in the private bath. I had breakfast in the morning and it was one of the best Japanese breakfasts I’d had and so beautifully presented. The hotel is a 15 min walk from the station and therefore, within a 15 min walk there are quite a few places to eat. The owner can help you with all the recommendations of Aizu Wakamatsu too.

David Australia

Room was great - clean and had everything you need, and the private onsen was amazing.

Supparerk Thailand

Love everything in the hotel. The room and facilities are great. The traditional Japanese food (breakfast and dinner) was fabulous and good taste. Easy to access by car with comfortable parking and transfer service between hotel and parking lot.

Supatee Thailand

The room and the hotel are very clean. Our room is very big and comfort. Staffs are very nice and helpful. Nice spa (inside and outside) but we prefer the outside.

Tim Vietnam

All the food was amazing, buffet style breakfast is so diverse - there's seriously a little bit of everything. I found myself making sure I was as hungry as possible to give my best attempt to try it all! The staff were so helpful, we are so appreciative of everyone putting up with the language barrier and really making sure we were having the best time and we knew which bus to take. Highly recommend the set dinner as well, very good value for money. Best dining experience I've ever had, all the dishes were presented amazingly. The seasonal sides were a nice touch and the Sake went down very well. Location is great, all the baths were very relaxing. We stayed on the 5th floor facing the river which added to the tranquility. This is my second time going to a traditional Ryokan Onsen town, first time at a hotel and it's something everyone should do, it resets you, grounds you and brings you back to reality with a new spring in your step, life can be so simple and there's nothing that makes you feel this more, than a few "stripped back" days in an Onsen town.

Susan United Kingdom

This hotel has an absolutely spectacular location, perched on the side of a ravine. All the rooms seem to face outwards into this incredible space, so you really feel in close contact with nature. We were lucky to be there at the height of autumn leaf colour too. We had a lovely welcome from the staff when we arrived. They were exceptionally helpful re sending our larger bags onward by takkubin. The public onsen is stunning, with a wonderful outside onsen too, overhanging the waterfall and stream. We booked one of the private baths, which was fabulous, and I would highly recommend it. There are several different private onsen, so, with a bit of forward planning, you could try several different ones, even in short stay - for the more extreme onsen lovers perhaps! The restaurant was excellent. I am very glad we booked for dinner, which was a feast, and combined table service with an extensive buffet. Breakfast was delicious, buffet style. Everything about our stay was comfortable and things went very smoothly. We travelled to Aizuwakamatsu by train, and onwards to the hotel by taxi. We were only there one night, and would love to return.