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Shizukatei
Located in the Hiraizumi World Heritage, Shizukatei offers Japanese-style accommodations and indoor/outdoor public hot spring baths.
Iris Yu
Iris Yu offers accommodations in Hiraizumi, a 11-minute walk from Motsuji Temple and 1.4 miles from Chusonji Temple. This 2-star ryokan offers luggage storage space.
Musashibou
A 9-minute walk from Motsuji Temple in Hiraizumi, Musashibou features accommodations with access to a hot spring bath. This 3-star ryokan offers an elevator and luggage storage space.
Hotel Route-Inn Ichinoseki Inter
Located a 10-minute taxi ride from JR Ichinoseki Train Station, Hotel Route-Inn Ichinoseki Inter offers modern rooms with carpeted floors and free wired internet.
Bellino Hotel Ichinoseki
Bellino Hotel Ichinoseki offers free WiFi and a restaurant, a 5-minute drive from Ichinoseki Station. Rooms come with a seating area with a sofa, an LCD TV and a fridge. Free parking is available.
Atto Business Hotel Ichinoseki
Atto Business Hotel Ichinoseki offers simple Western accommodations with free Wi-Fi. Guests can enjoy a light complimentary breakfast and use the free on-site parking.
Hotel Matsunoka Ichinoseki
Conveniently located just a 1-minute walk away from JR Ichinoseki train and bullet train stations, ホテル松の薫一関 offers a restaurant and accommodations with free WiFi.
Toyoko Inn Ichinoseki Ekimae
Toyoko Inn Ichinoseki Ekimae is located in Ichinoseki, 5.2 miles from Motsuji Temple and 6.2 miles from Chusonji Temple.
KAMENOI HOTEL Ichinoseki
KAMENOI HOTEL Ichinoseki features a hot spring bath and free private parking, and is within 6.1 miles of Motsuji Temple and 7.5 miles of Chusonji Temple.
Itsukushien
Itsukushien enjoys a location in Itsukushi, 7.1 miles from Chusonji Temple and 2.3 miles from Takkoku Seikou-ji Temple.
What Guests Said About Hiraizumi:
- 10Scored 10
Hiraizumi is a fairly small town with a lot of rich culture.
Hiraizumi is a fairly small town with a lot of rich culture. You can visit all the historical sites in the area within 2 days. Folks are friendly, and are always willing to assist foreigners visiting the area. In the evening, the area shuts down fairly early, and it can be difficult to find restaurants and bars, since most signs are written in Kanji, and there are only a few areas around. I would recommend this town to anyone that wants to have a cultural experience unlike any Western style. It’s amazing to think how old the area is, and it really takes you back and makes you think.
WILLIAMUnited States of America - 10Scored 10
Hiraizumi was outstanding.
Hiraizumi was outstanding. A picturesque and peaceful place, teeming with history and culture. There are beautiful parks, gardens and rice fields. We hired bicycles at the train station and saw the main sights across one day and were very relaxed. Chuson ji complex is, in my opinion, more beautiful than many of the more popular sites in areas like Kyoto. The people were so friendly and welcoming. The public onsen is excellent and we were made to feel very welcome by the local clientele. I would make this a definite stop on any Japanese tripCliodhnaIreland
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