Hotels near Emba Museum of Chinese Modern Art

"Kaiseki was superb and more than i thought, service and quality was good. People there was very nice."

"A well refined boutique Ryokan! We had the breakfast and dinner inclusion, and must say this was the highlight of our trip. Right in town, but away from the bustle. Showa period interiors felt as if we were taken back in time. Do not forget to sit in the library, was taken aback by the start of the Autumn leaves falling. Will be back again! "

"Clean room, nice staff. Good food. It would be the best if USB port is available. Thank you for the good service of your staff. "

"Everything was great from the hospitality to the service. Having a personal shuttle take you around town was great considering how "hilly" the terrain is in Arimaonsen. The onsens (hotsprings) are forbsure the main attraction and the time allotted to rent each onsen (45 minutes a session) was certainly generous. I've stayed here twice already and I'm already looking forward to returning someday."

"Great onsen - just the hot springs are worth staying there. The hotel itself is slightly outdated and may need some touch up work, but it looks very traditional and very clean. They won't let you into the hotel without taking your shoes and providing sleepers (which are too small for one of us). Everyone in the hotel is extremely polite."

"Spa Dinner&breakfast "

"Amazing location, price and staff. I know a little bit of Japanese so that helped, but they have a book for non-Japanese speakers! If you’re visiting, just please be respectful of their rules. I would definitely come back and recommend to everyone!"

"The hotel is nicely decorated. Our indoor hot spring bath is nicely arranged. Dinner was delicious. Certainly, few more or a larger piece of wagyu beef will be great. Breakfast has lots of variety. "

"Amazing stay! Hotel staff very communicative, the ryokan room was beautiful and the private onsen was sooooo nice. Breakfast in the ryokan was delicious too! There is a shuttle bus that can take you to the main area as the ryokan is up a steep slope. "