Jozankei Manseikaku Hotel Milione

The onsen is widely praised for large baths, an open-air bath, and a shampoo bar that lets guests try different brands. Downsides include occasional renovations or outages (sauna or pool), some bath cleanliness or behavior issues, parking or elevator queues, and a limited-capacity shuttle.

Cleanliness feedback is mixed: many note clean or newly renovated rooms, but others report dirty bathroom items, lingering odors, worn linens, and slippery or not-so-clean bath areas.

Rooms range from spacious, renovated Japanese-style spaces to small, dated units, with several mentions of odors or aging tatami and decor. Practical notes include limited bedside outlets, occasional AC control limits, squeaky doors, some noise, and nice views from certain rooms.

Staff are often described as friendly and helpful, with quick problem resolution, welcome treats, in-room checkout, and considerate alternatives when facilities are closed. However, service can be inconsistent during busy times, with curt or unclear check-in, phones hard to reach, and limited help around shuttle bookings.

Set in scenic Jozankei, the hotel is near a bus stop and offers easy access around the onsen town. Several reviews note limited nearby attractions and early-closing restaurants, so plan dining and activities accordingly.

Buffet meals are frequently praised for good taste and breadth, including local items such as sushi, ramen, desserts, and fresh-baked bread. Common drawbacks are heavy crowding and long waits, some repetition across days, extra charges for certain drinks, and breakfast timing that may feel late.