Hotels near Haiga Peak

"This is a boutique hotel. The rooftop bar and lobby have a nice view and a great vibe. The bar closes a bit early at 11pm. The hotel breakfast is very good at the trend restaurant on the street level. The rooms are very small, but overall the hotel is worth it for a couple days."

"Great value for the quality of service, which was five stars. Breakfast/buffet area was crowded, but I think that was due to peak visitor season. No complaints. Outstanding staff! "

"I would recommend, and I would stay here again. The staff were excellent. Location is far from the train 25 minute walk, but central to everything else. The breakfast is excellent. To our surprise they had happy hour at 5:00 free drinks and light snacks. The room was a good size."

"Small but efficient room, with laundry"

"New air conditioner, clean room, convenient to train station."

"The lobby had a funky smell such that I had to hold my breath every time I passed it. The check-in was fast, but our non-smoking room had cigarette odor. Eventually, after the front desk clerk worked quickly to resolve everything, but my family could not get adjacent rooms any longer. I liked that our room had a window that could open and fresh air could enter to clear the musty smell. We did not dine at the hotel, but it was conveniently located to the Peace Park, bust stop and restaurants. "

"Great location, property is very relaxing after a busy day."

"We had a great stay at this hotel! Location: Super convenient with direct access to the train station from Level 2, plus shopping right inside. Room (Family of 3): Comfortable setup with three king single beds—perfect for a good night’s sleep. Breakfast: Excellent variety of English and Japanese options—plenty to choose from and all delicious. Highly recommend for comfort and convenience!"

"The hotel is beautiful, and the room was very comfortable. I would probably stay here again. The hotel is the last/first stop on one of the bus lines, which made it convenient for sightseeing. The bus is only every 30-40 minutes though, so you have to time things out or wait for the next bus. The island has a nice walking path around it, which was a fun addition to staying at this hotel! We had two issues with staying at this hotel. The public baths cost 2000 yen per person, and are very strict about no tattoos. We were not able to use this amenity even with tattoo covers, unfortunately. The hotel has a laundry service but does NOT have on-site laundry machines to do your own laundry. We were able to take the bus/walk to a nearby laundromat, because the laundry service was pretty expensive. "