What's the area like around Azumayama Park?

Azumayama Park is located in culturally rich area of Ninomiya known for its hot springs. You'll find 7 hotels and other accommodations within a few miles for a convenient home base.

What's the best hotel to stay close to Azumayama Park?

Oiso Prince Hotel is one of the top choices for your stay based on our traveller data, and this 3.5-star hotel offers a full-service spa and a golf course. It's located 1.7 mi (2.8 km) from Azumayama Park. Other good choices within a few miles include Hotel Kunimi Kamonomiya and Shiosainooyado Ouchikan .

What can I see and do near Azumayama Park?

Rokusho Shrine, Hokogoji Temple and Ofukuji Temple are monuments to see when you're exploring the area around Azumayama Park. You might spend a leisurely day outdoors at Oiso Shiroyama Park and Soga Bessho Bairin. If you want to see more of the surrounding area, you might plan a visit to Oiso Beach and Takaku Shrine.

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Frequently asked questions

: Azumayama Park is located in culturally rich area of Ninomiya known for its hot springs. You’ll find 7 hotels and other accommodations within a few miles for a convenient home base.
: Oiso Prince Hotel is one of the top choices for your stay based on our traveller data, and this 3.5-star hotel offers a full-service spa and a golf course. It’s located 1.7 mi (2.8 km) from Azumayama Park. Other good choices within a few miles include Hotel Kunimi Kamonomiya and Shiosainooyado Ouchikan.
: Rokusho Shrine, Hokogoji Temple and Ofukuji Temple are monuments to see when you’re exploring the area around Azumayama Park. You might spend a leisurely day outdoors at Oiso Shiroyama Park and Soga Bessho Bairin. If you want to see more of the surrounding area, you might plan a visit to Oiso Beach and Takaku Shrine.

Azumayama Park Hotel Reviews

Expedia Verified Review…

5 out of 5

It was clean and spacious enough for 3 people. The walk to the station wasnt too far either.…

A verified traveller stayed at Hotel Florence Odawara

Posted 1 month ago

Hotel Florence Odawara

Expedia Verified Review…

4 out of 5

One of the best hotels I’ve ever been with. It’s just a few hours away from the busy routine of the city. A great getaway to relax and refresh. They have the best spa and amenities. I will definitely be back soon! …

A verified traveller stayed at Oiso Prince Hotel

Posted 10 months ago

Oiso Prince Hotel

OYO Hotel Drake Odawara Minamikamonomiya

Expedia Verified Review…

4 out of 5

The room was a good size for japan room very comfortable. Right next to the station. The downside was there was no hot water in the morning for a shower.…

A verified traveller stayed at OYO Hotel Drake Odawara Minamikamonomiya

Posted 4 months ago

OYO Hotel Drake Odawara Minamikamonomiya

Toyoko Inn Shonan Hiratsuka-eki Kita-guchi No.2

Alright…

5 out of 5

There are two toyoko hotels right next to each other and I went to the wrong one and was annoyed because there was zero signs saying which was No.1 and which was No.2. Also they have a coin washer and dryer but the dryer barely works and used a lot of money…

A verified traveller stayed at Toyoko Inn Shonan Hiratsuka-eki Kita-guchi No.2

Posted 10 months ago

Toyoko Inn Shonan Hiratsuka-eki Kita-guchi No.2

Beautiful and Relaxing Stay…

5 out of 5

We stayed two nights at the Jinya, and it was a great experience at a traditional Japanese Inn. It is very conveniently located a few steps off of the Tsurimaki-onsen stop on the Odakuya line, however it is a remote town so there are no other food or entertainment options besides the relaxing (and pricey) Jinya. I was traveling with my friend who is a vegan, and since we gave them a heads up about her dietary needs before our arrival, they were very accommodating. The first night, we opted not to have the elaborate dinner that costs 12,000 yen per person and instead went a la carte for 5,000 yen per person. The meal was still a multi-course event and more than enough food. My friend’s vegan meal was fantastic as well. Breakfast was included in our stay, and this was also an elaborate, multi-course affair. The second breakfast I opted to have a vegan meal as well and it was one of the top meals I’ve had in Japan. The room we stayed in was very spacious and had a private in-room bathroom and onsen. Very, very relaxing after all of our busy travels through Japan. The staff spoke some English, but enough for us to communicate effectively. They were all very attentive and helpful. Overall, the Jinya was an incredible experience and I would highly recommend for anyone who is looking for a change of pace for a night or two.…We stayed two nights at the Jinya, and it was a great experience at a traditional Japanese Inn. It is very conveniently located a few steps off of the Tsurimaki-onsen stop on the Odakuya line, however it is a remote town so there are no other food or entertainment options besides the relaxing (and pricey) Jinya. I was traveling with my friend who is a vegan, and since we gave them a heads up about her dietary needs before our arrival, they were very accommodating. The first night, we opted not to have the elaborate dinner that costs 12,000 yen per person and instead went a la carte for 5,000 yen per person. The meal was still a multi-course event and more than enough food. My friend’s vegan meal was fantastic as well. Breakfast was included in our stay, and this was also an elaborate, multi-course affair. The second breakfast I opted to have a vegan meal as well and it was one of the top meals I’ve had in Japan. The room we stayed in was very spacious and had a private in-room bathroom and onsen. Very, very relaxing after all of our busy travels through Japan. The staff spoke some English, but enough for us to communicate effectively. They were all very attentive and helpful. Overall, the Jinya was an incredible experience and I would highly recommend for anyone who is looking for a change of pace for a night or two.

Samantha from Chicago stayed at Jinya Ryokan

Posted over a year ago

Jinya Ryokan