Name: Hotel Hikyounoyu
Address: 401 Oinouchi, Nishiiya-yamamura, Miyoshi, Miyoshi, Miyoshi, Miyoshi, 778-0101, Japan
Rating: 8

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Perched on a hill-top, we stayed in a Japanese styled room situated within the main building. The room itself is spacious, new and clean. There is a an attached bathroom, good for guests who are not keen to use the onsen facilities. The room also comes with a nice view of Iya Valley. Our package include dinner and breakfast. Both meals were delicious and served in very nice settings. On the onsen, there are both indoor as well as an outdoor pools for both genders. Most enjoyable stay. Only regret was we could not stay for another day

Nice clean room, great service

Set in a mountainous part of Shikoku Island (the smallest of the four main islands of Japan), this is a traditional hot springs resort hotel. I stayed in the annex, which involved changing elevators - - which was no problem once the pattern was clear. The spa facility is large and nicely designed. There is both an indoor spa (separated by gender) and similar outdoor facilities (which I did not try).  Dinners were excellent. The room I was in had the traditional futon on the floor - - based on my experience sleeping the first night I had to double up the futon for the second night.

Very Pleased To Stay Here

The Hikyo-no-yu is a very pleasant and very Japanese hotel and Olsen. The hotel is spacious and has a wonderful view onto the mountains. It is a bit awkward moving from building to building as it is built on a mountainside but this is not a real inconvenience. The staff is large and well-trained and there is enough English to provide assistance. The meals are well-organized and you can make requests (with sufficient notice before the meal) if you need accommodation regarding food allergies. We were in the western annex but with futons and it was quite comfortable. The wireless doesn’t make its way to the annex, by the way. The rooms are large with great views. If you just accept that you are in Japan and not in Europe you will be happy - the staff here are very welcoming and accommodating. 

Very Pleasant Stay

Stayed here for two nights as part of an expedition .Stayed in annex and western style room .Layout of hotel extremely confusing and have to take two elevators to room ,.Bed was extremely uncomfortable and rock hard .A/C did not work ,carpet dirty .bathroom small ,shower barely functional .Both dinner and breakfast extremely poor quality food mainly consisting of tofu and an inedible fish .

Not suitable for westerners

We just returned from Japan and our two nights at this hotel were terrible.  We were given a room in the annex.  The room smelled of stale cigarette smoke and dirty feet.  The tatami mats and walls were dirty, and the bathroom awful.  The AC did not work, but fortunately we could leave the window open all night for ventilation.  If you stay here, avoid the  basic Japanese style rooms in the annex.  The main hotel may be better.  The breakfast is the worst ever.  Ice cold eggs with sausage.  No service, and no interest in taking care of the guests.

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