I stayed for my birthday on my own and it was very satisfying stay with warm staff with lovely gift for my birthday which I didn’t expect!but nice to have.I booked a room with own outdoor bath that was the right choice for relaxation with my own pace
I stayed for my birthday on my own and it was very satisfying stay with warm staff with lovely gift for my birthday which I didn’t expect!but nice to have.I booked a room with own outdoor bath that was the right choice for relaxation with my own pace
Chiho
Reviewed February 6, 2025Reviewed February 6, 2025
Hotel was very clean and staff were friendly. Great free breakfast and free tea and coffee in reception. Walkable to the tourist sites (garden, castle), plenty of restaurants and shopping options.
Hotel was very clean and staff were friendly. Great free breakfast and free tea and coffee in reception. Walkable to the tourist sites (garden, castle), plenty of restaurants and shopping options.
Angela
Reviewed February 11, 2026Reviewed February 11, 2026
All good bar the hotel guests having to check themselves in a computerised check machines.
This merely confuses, delays and annoys customers in equal measure.
Big rooms for a single Japanese hotel. Well thought. Good breakast.
Easy to find from the JR station.
All good bar the hotel guests having to check themselves in a computerised check machines.
This merely confuses, delays and annoys customers in equal measure.
Big rooms for a single Japanese hotel. Well thought. Good breakast.
Easy to find from the JR station.
Garry
Reviewed October 30, 2025Reviewed October 30, 2025
We stayed at Awaikeda ekimae-shop as we planned to do rafting at beautiful Yoshino river. We stayed at Awaikeda honmachi which is a private house but ekimae-shop has 5 rooms and toilet and showers are all shared.
The place is basic but clean.
We were 6 of us, sleeping on futon on tatami floor in one room.
Am glad that our children experienced a proper Japanese sleeping style!
We stayed at Awaikeda ekimae-shop as we planned to do rafting at beautiful Yoshino river. We stayed at Awaikeda honmachi which is a private house but ekimae-shop has 5 rooms and toilet and showers are all shared.
The place is basic but clean.
We were 6 of us, sleeping on futon on tatami floor in one room.
Am glad that our children experienced a proper Japanese sleeping style!
The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 24°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 7°C. The rainiest months in Manno are June, July, September and August, with each month seeing an average of 227 mm of rainfall.