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Kimino – unsere Top-Auswahl für Pensionen

Familienzimmer (Deluxe) | Kostenloses WLAN, Bettwäsche

1. Kitamineyama Gotsuan

Kimino

19. Aug.–20. Aug.

Familienzimmer, Mehrere Betten, eigenes Bad | Schreibtisch, laptopgeeigneter Arbeitsplatz, schallisolierte Zimmer

2. My Home Inn Izumisano

Izumisano

Tetsuo

19. Aug.–20. Aug.

3. Minshuku Kaikeibo

Hannan

Max

19. Aug.–20. Aug.

4. Rinkukan

Izumisano

Robin

2. Sept.–3. Sept.

Traditional-Zimmer, Gemeinschaftsbad (Japanese Style, 4 People, A) | Verdunkelungsvorhänge, kostenloses WLAN, Bettwäsche

5. ABC guesthouse

Izumisano

10. Aug.–11. Aug.

Dusche, Regendusche, kostenlose Toilettenartikel, Haartrockner

6. ABC Guesthouse 1F

Izumisano

13. Aug.–14. Aug.

7. Airport Osaka

Kaizuka

HIMAL

3. Aug.–4. Aug.

8. TRANSIT HOSTEL

Izumisano

10. Aug.–11. Aug.

9. Jiyuka INN

Izumisano

„Short walk to the property from the train station. Clean rooms and common areas. Some amenities are not offered like the bath tub but shower is and it is clean. No cooking allowed but there are enough restaurants near the station to need the use the kitchen for meals. If you are concerned about shared toilet situation the property has two clean toilets that it's not an issue. Overall a great place to stay at to go exploring. I would definitely stay there again!“

Robert

10. Aug.–11. Aug.

10. Mimatsuso

Izumisano

3. Aug.–4. Aug.

Schreibtisch, Bügeleisen/Bügelbrett, kostenloses WLAN

11. Guest House Kominka Nagomi

Izumisano

„A beautiful old town house style accommodation. Four japanese style bedrooms that lock separately, two toilets and showers, a spaceous kitchen, and one big shared living area which is lovingly decorated with traditional japanese decoration and furniture. There are also toys for kids and kimono (yukata) to wear. The streets are narrow and you might get lost if you don't use a navigation map on your phone, but it's only 10 minutes from the train station. It's a quiet residential area with a few ...