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1 bedroom, desk, laptop workspace, free WiFi

"The property was not what we were expecting. It was a five bedroom home. It was very clean and when we had trouble with our door knob to our room, he came over and fixed it right away. When the outside door would not lock, no one came and fixed it"

"Excellent host Masa-san. Very cosy and delicious food. Will stay again"

"Would visit again. Feels like home at a fraction of the price of neighboring hotels. "

AED 369 total

14 Aug - 15 Aug

Mizunoma (Japanese Style, Charged for ages 6 and over, Max 4 guests), Non Smoking | 1 bedroom, down comforters, pillowtop beds, minibar

"Very cozy hotel "

AED 2,181 total

4 Aug - 5 Aug

"Excellent location to hill, bars, and restaurants. Staff were very friendly. Room was cozy and spacious. "

Free minibar items, in-room safe, free WiFi, bed sheets

"It is an exceptional accommodation with onsen. "

"The family who own and run this Pension are great hosts! We were made to feel very special and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. "

AED 640 total

21 Jul - 22 Jul

AED 458 total

21 Jul - 22 Jul

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Top Kaikawa Hotel Reviews

The Windsor Hotel Toya, Vignette Collection by IHG

10/10 Excellent

"Five star property. Outdoor hot spring design was well thought out and due to the high elevation overlooking Lake Toya it transported you to another realm."

Ki Niseko

10/10 Excellent

"We stayed 3 nights in Ki Niseko Hotel in a mini one bedroom apartment with a view of Mount Yotei this summer. The hotel was in a great location, walkable to restaurants in town and opposite our favourite town coffee shop in Rhythms where they made great coffee, fresh smoothies and veggie sausage rolls! We enjoyed the hotel and the space and amenities in the room, but found the town during the early summer months too quiet, with minimal restaurants, shops, bars and cafes open which was such a shame as the countryside around was beautiful. Ski lifts weren’t open yet so we couldn’t use them to walk in the hills and mountains surrounding the resort. We noticed the summer season starts July 19th so I imagine after then more would be open. The area is positioned well for hiking and exploring, you will definitely need a car. The hotel has a nice onsite restaurant which we ate in once and enjoyed the food (minimal vegetarian options however). Breakfast was ok, a little limited in Western options. The hotel staff were very friendly and helpful. Overall a good hotel and would recommend if staying in the area for a short break. "