Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Tucked between mountains, this historic merchant town invites you to explore traditional wooden buildings along the Mikuma River. Join locals at Tenryō Festival in November or visit nearby Yabakei Gorge for spectacular autumn foliage viewing.
One of our rooms has fridge filled with free drinks and the other did not. Why the pettiness.
All the ladies serving our dinner and breakfast were genuinely pleasant demeanor which made it a wonderful experience
One of our rooms has fridge filled with free drinks and the other did not. Why the pettiness.
All the ladies serving our dinner and breakfast were genuinely pleasant demeanor which made it a wonderful experience
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed November 11, 2024Reviewed November 11, 2024
Whole building has renovated that makes it clean and brighten, while keeping its original style.
River view is very great.
Facilities like board game, ping-pong, kid corner & karaoke are well equipped.
Whole building has renovated that makes it clean and brighten, while keeping its original style.
River view is very great.
Facilities like board game, ping-pong, kid corner & karaoke are well equipped.
Japanese Kitsch in the best of ways!
The usual yukata and slippers and self serve amenities, but small touches like tiny cookies lovingly caressed by thin decorative paper in a glass jar (I didn't unscrew the little cap as they looked so cute), someone went to the trouble of placing a little rabbit sticker on the corner of the plastic bag containing a hair ties adorned with a pink plaid button, pink walls, slip in duvet sheets. Little whale stickers on the ground - big ones for bigs steps and...
Japanese Kitsch in the best of ways!
The usual yukata and slippers and self serve amenities, but small touches like tiny cookies lovingly caressed by thin decorative paper in a glass jar (I didn't unscrew the little cap as they looked so cute), someone went to the trouble of placing a little rabbit sticker on the corner of the plastic bag containing a hair ties adorned with a pink plaid button, pink walls, slip in duvet sheets. Little whale stickers on the ground - big ones for bigs steps and...
This hotel provides not only traditional japanese style hot spring, but also provides amazing river and mountain views of Hita. The beds are comfortable too. It’s a high CP value hotel.
This hotel provides not only traditional japanese style hot spring, but also provides amazing river and mountain views of Hita. The beds are comfortable too. It’s a high CP value hotel.
If you want to find a place to stay with a small number of rooms and a cosy environment, a bed and breakfast might be a great fit for your holiday to Hita. If museums are at the top of your list when you venture out to explore Hita, Hita Gion Museum and Hirose Museum are worth a stop.
Are you considering an apartment instead of a traditional hotel?
Every B&B has a unique charm — whether it's a cosy reading space or a beautiful dining room, the little details are what make bed and breakfasts the perfect escape.
When you're planning your escape to Hita, make sure that you take the year-round temperatures into account. The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 24°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 7°C. The rainiest months in Hita are June, July, August and September, with each month seeing an average of 272 mm of rainfall.
What is there to do in Hita?
Spend some time exploring Aso Kuju National Park and Kizan Park if you're hoping to see some of the area's natural features. You should put Oyama Dam and Attack on Titan Statue on your list if you want to see more of the area.
How can I get to and around Hita?
You can map out your trip in and around Hita ahead of time with these transportation options. Fly into Kumamoto (KMJ), which is located 28.8 mi (46.4 km) from the city centre. Otherwise, you can search for flights to Fukuoka (FUK), which is 37.5 mi (60.4 km) away. If you'd like to explore around the area, consider renting a car to explore more sights.