Find 3 Star Hotels in Miyako from SAR 142

"The room was on the small side, but the amenities were great. The best of course was the onsen on the top floor. Very relaxing, with free ice cream in the evening and free probiotic drink in the morning. They also had free drinks (soda) in the afternoon in the restaurant, and a free half bowl of Ramen from 9:30 in the evening. This is a little bit of a walk from the station, but definitely top of my list when I go back. "

"Easy access from the train with adjacent parking available if you have a car. Friendly, helpful staff."

"Located near the Morioka Castle ruins, about a 10 minute walk. Nearby nightlife was fun but limited. If you arrive for the wanko soba challenge, it’s a 15 minute walk."

"Great service and beautiful place"

"I missed checking in because I did not catch the shinkansen. Nevertheless, when I called to try to cancel, the lady at the other end of the line was extremely helpful and did her best to provide the best service. Although cancellation was not possible because it was done through Expedia (who by the way was not responsive at all), they offered to accommodate us the next morning to eat breakfast and stay in the room until checkout time st 11AM."

"Good!"

"great"

"The bed is comfortable."

"Although not within close proximity to train station, which is what we'd have preferred, the hotel is just a short walk from a bus stop - there are two buses that can bring you there from the Miyako train station. Buses run regularly during the day - be sure to grab a bus schedule at the train station or the tourist information center situated right next door. Sightseeing bus depot or train for the coast starts from the train station. Hotel does not provide drinking water - buy your own from vending machines or boil it. Laundry machines available. Spacious eating area for breakfast (Japanese style). Overall kudos to staff for its efficiency (check in, taxi hailing) and cleanliness. This hotel was completely renovated in recent years and the exterior photo on the website doesn't do it's justice. BTW, this area was heavily affected in 2011 by the tsunami."