An inn that stands by the blue water of the great Agano-gawa River. Soak yourself in the natural hot springs known for its ''''skin beautifying effect'''' and relax your body and mind. We will welcome you with delicious seasonal meals prepared with fresh...
The inn Zum Waldnaabtal is looking back on a 80-year-old family tradition, combining a pleasant ambiance with 3-star comfort. All rooms feature shower/WC, cable TV, telephone, balcony, seating corner, and some provide a minibar.
Rustic & cosy! The idyllic guesthouse is oposit from the Hotel Gut Kramerhof. Down-to-earth, offering great comfort and with its own restaurant welcomes its holiday guests with warm hospitality.
Although the Hotel Balcón de Córdoba is located in the middle of the city centre, you enjoy soothing tranquillity in a luxurious ambience here. In your elegant guest room, recover from a long day of sightseeing in the city. After an exquisite meal at...
[Easy and convenient access] Directly connected to JR Okayama Station. 11 minutes to Kurashiki by JR train. Many attractive plans for you. Check it now!!.
Garden filled with wild flowers and herbs, an outdoor bath in all rooms, carefully prepared French cuisine and breakfast basket. This place is an auberge embraced by a gentle air. Couples can spend the most special memorial day to ''''warm the heart.''''....
New 3 star hotel with pool. Decorated with modren design and low rates the staff are very glad to welcome you in this hotel
Our ''''warm sandwiches''''feature Okinawan home-style cooking!! Hope you try and taste it!.
European-style hotel boasting superb hospitality and service. Resembling a southern European cloister or courtyard, the exceptional interior is closed to the street but free and open inside. Plenty of amenities to relax body and soul, including onsen...
The small, family-run Domek kata Mateje boasts a peaceful, green location. In the lovingly renovated building, you stay in rustic rooms that radiate a unique flair with their solid wooden furniture. Feel as if you were put back to the Middle Ages without...
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