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"Great location if you’re visiting Hyotan Onsen etc. En-suite showers are a little small, and the hot water isn’t very hot (which is strange for a hotel with a hot spring). Not a big deal though because you could just go downstairs and shower in the on site hot spring. The Rooms had a great view of the city and the sea. Overall pretty decent place."

AED 234 total

includes taxes & fees

14 Jun - 15 Jun

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"We did not receive any email notification about instructions and password beforehand. No one try to inform us until we found out once arrived. So panicked and unpleasant experience. "

AED 284 total

includes taxes & fees

3 Jun - 4 Jun

"A new and wonderful hotel located in a very convenient location."

AED 318 total

includes taxes & fees

2 Jun - 3 Jun

Frequently asked questions

What can I look forward to during my aparthotel stay in Kunisaki?

With an aparthotel stay in Kunisaki, you’ll probably be located more centrally. You might also want to come to Kunisaki for its monuments.

How many aparthotels are there in Kunisaki?

On Expedia, you’ll find 8 lodging options in Kunisaki. Though not many aparthotels, we can suggest places to stay with similar amenities such as kitchens.

What should I see and do in Kunisaki?

Take time out to visit local sights such as Gyonyu Dam, Monjusenji Temple, and Futagoji Temple. Other places in town to visit include Fuki-ji and Taizō-ji.

What is an aparthotel?

An aparthotel provides privacy and space found in an apartment and amenities you might expect at a traditional hotel. Live like a local when you stay in an apartment-style accommodation, often located centrally in Kunisaki. Enjoy making home-cooked meals in the private kitchen and having more space to spread out while you’re in town.