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It’s a small inn, but the host’s personality was absolutely wonderful. The meals were delicious, and the room was comfortable. I only wish I could have stayed for multiple nights instead of just one. If I’m in the area again, I will definitely stay here again.\nThank you very much.

I’m very sensitive to light and usually can’t sleep if there’s even a little brightness, but I slept well here! With curtains, light always leaks in through the gaps. This room had shutter-style blinds that made it completely dark, and I was grateful—I slept soundly and woke up at 8:22. Breakfast is served until 8:30… oops, my mistake! But still… I actually managed to sleep. I also liked the firm pillow. Softer pillows are available to borrow at the front desk as well. I’d like to stay again, and if there’s another ONE OK ROCK live show, I’d love to use this hotel again.

About a three-hour drive from Osaka. Just the right distance for a getaway. Both the check-in service and the Room cleaning were excellent. The interior isn’t particularly stylish, but it had a warm, homey feel. It was my first time trying the radon hot-air bath, and it made my body feel noticeably lighter. You simply enter a Room filled with low-temperature steam and lie on a bed for about 30 minutes. I was told that hot-air bath facilities containing high concentrations of radium are extremely rare! After the hot-air bath, I rinsed off in the large public bath. The water there isn’t too hot either, so you can enjoy it for a long time. I didn’t have high expectations for dinner, but everything I tried tasted delicious. I also heard that since a new head chef took over, the food has earned an even better reputation. I chose the most affordable kaiseki course; it was flavorful and reasonably filling. It was a therapeutic-style kaiseki inspired by traditional Onsen healing stays, with gentle dishes that felt good for the body. The dining staff were also polite and attentive. Misasa Onsen has a lovely town atmosphere as well, and I was able to truly relax both physically and mentally—an authentic modern take on therapeutic Onsen bathing. There aren’t many places like this; among all the Onsens I’ve visited so far, this is definitely one of my top three! I’d love to stay again.

Our stay coincided with Typhoon No. 9. Normally, dinner requires a Reservation, but since going out or ordering delivery was difficult, they kindly provided a special Okinawa soba dinner for us. Unfortunately, we couldn’t enjoy the sauna, pool, or the starry sky we had been looking forward to, but thanks to the friendly staff, all-you-can-drink beverages and snacks, and the jacuzzi, we had a very satisfying stay.

Being able to get around underground without being affected by the weather is very convenient. The Room is simple, and the amenities are well stocked. The bathtub was spacious and relaxing. I would like to stay here again when staying near Kyoto Station. When I returned after check-out because I had forgotten something, you responded quickly, which was a great help. Thank you very much.

We were thrilled with the food—it exceeded our expectations. The pasta, fish, and meat were all delicious, and we were especially impressed by the meat sauce pasta. With a typhoon approaching, we weren’t expecting to see Mt. Fuji, but when we woke up in the morning, it was there! We drove a few minutes to Panorama-dai to enjoy the view. The hot sandwiches and soba at breakfast were also comforting and tasty. We did notice some noise, and it seemed like there was only a toilet in the room, but even so it was a very satisfying one-night stay. We’d love to come back many times in different seasons. Thank you very much—we look forward to staying again.

Because we visited during a typhoon, it was a bit disappointing that we couldn’t take a walk around Kosuge Village, enjoy the Onsen, or have a bonfire, but we were able to fully enjoy our stay at the Accommodation instead. The meals featured local ingredients and were mainly centered around river fish. I don’t usually eat river fish, but every dish we had here was delicious. Since it’s all-inclusive, it was also great that we could order a variety of drinks. It said that Diamond members would receive honey as a perk, but there was no explanation on the day and we weren’t able to receive it when leaving either. We were looking forward to it, so that was a little disappointing.

We stayed during the three-day weekend in November with our family of four and two dogs. The spacious bath, delicious meals, and nearby attractions like the Yamanakako Autumn Leaves Festival made our trip memorable. We also enjoyed stunning views of Mt. Fuji. It was a wonderful family trip. Thank you very much!

Oguni Auberge Waita-kan The Onsen was amazing, and the game cuisine was delicious. We’ll be back!

Affordable, yet surprisingly spotless! When I heard it was a container house, I didn’t expect much, but the interior was very clean and exceptionally well maintained. The amenities were well stocked, and there’s a convenience store right in front, making it extremely convenient. Air conditioning is also provided, so the stay was comfortable. I’d like to stay again.

We booked the kids-stay-free plan. The Sapporo Classic draft beer in the lovely lounge was delicious, and the stylish snacks were a great touch. Breakfast was outstanding as well, with a wide variety of options—everything from seafood bowls to rice burgers and ramen was excellent! We’ve stayed at two other Grand Mercure properties, but this lounge was personally my favorite. The room was very clean, with a separate bath and toilet and a great view. Near the front desk there was also a free corner where you can make your own pendant, which kept both kids and adults excited the whole time. The value for money was unbelievable for what we paid. When we visit Sapporo again, we will definitely stay here again.

From the entrance, the lobby feels very luxurious. The room lighting was quite dim, and I wished it were a bit brighter. There was no in-room safe for valuables; when I asked, I was told the front desk could hold them. Honestly, I felt a little uneasy leaving my wallet and cards in the room. Each room has its own bath, so the public bath was not crowded. The milky white sulfur hot spring was wonderful. Dinner blended Japanese cuisine with French elements; it looked beautiful and tasted excellent. The recommended sake was truly delicious—when I looked it up later, I found it is rare and difficult to buy as an individual. It was a bit more expensive than what you typically get at a ryokan, but it made sense. Breakfast featured many small dishes lined up beautifully, and everything was delicious—I was very satisfied. In the lobby lounge at night, we enjoyed alcohol and snacks. Being able to choose cocktails as well as beer and wine was a big plus. In the morning, we relaxed with after-breakfast coffee. Those looking for traditional Japanese ryokan hospitality may find some aspects lacking (for example, no help carrying luggage to the car or send-off after checkout), but for anyone seeking great food and exceptional hot springs water quality, this is a very satisfying place to stay. I would love to stay here again.

Although it is a cabin-type Room without a lock, the bed is high quality and there were no issues. The price is also reasonable. The location is very close to Odori Station, and there is a convenience store in the building, so you won’t have any trouble. The large public bath is spacious and well equipped with a sauna, but it cannot be used from 2:00 AM to 5:30 AM, so if you return late at night it may feel inconvenient—please keep this in mind. The staff are polite, and this would be my first choice when visiting Sapporo.

We stayed on a Plan with breakfast included. There were children’s toys, and the dog characters seemed fun for our child to look at. It’s very close to the outlet mall, and the view from the breakfast venue was wonderful with the ocean in sight. This is a Hotel we would definitely like to visit again.

Our return flight was canceled due to a typhoon, so we urgently requested an additional night on top of our planned two-night stay. The staff kindly accommodated us, which was a huge help. We had breakfast for two days, and the menu changed properly each day. The Room and the large public bath were both very clean, making this a wonderful Hotel. Thank you very much—we would love to stay again!

The Onsen inside the property was wonderful, and the private open-air bath in the detached annex was outstanding in both its Facility and the view. The open-air bath in particular was incredibly soothing, set in a location shaped by nature. We had both dinner and breakfast, and if only I’d had a bit more room in my stomach…I would have loved to enjoy even more. My one regret is that there were dishes I passed on. Everything we did have was excellent. I really appreciated being told when the tempura at dinner was freshly fried—it was absolutely delicious. Thank you as well for making my “everything included” omelet at breakfast come true. I didn’t know there would be a doctor fish experience, but it was so much fun it made me let out a weird sound.

As with last year, we stayed for two nights in July. This year, it was sunny every day for the first time, and we enjoyed the ocean obstacle course for two days in a row with our 8-year-old! We fell into the sea a lot, but because the water is so clear and beautiful, it felt much less scary. The seaside pool gets hot, but there was a nice breeze and it was comfortable. We could enjoy the pool from morning until night, the food was delicious, and we had a great three days at the Hotel! We also had shaved ice on the pool terrace in front of the restaurant—it was creative and delicious! Last year, getting around by cart was tough because of rain and wind, so this year we chose a Room near the front desk. But since it was sunny this time, next time I think we might choose a Room with a jacuzzi on the terrace.

The building is old and shows some signs of age in places, but it is well cleaned and did not feel unpleasant. Breakfast seemed to be cooked on the spot, and considering the price, it was satisfying and very tasty. On the other hand, the Room was a bit small, and I had to move the chair each time I walked through. Personally, I think single beds rather than a double bed would have made better use of the space and been more comfortable.

We stayed for one night on July 4–5. This time, six of us (three couples in our 70s) stayed in three Rooms, each with a private open-air bath. To be honest, two of my friends’ husbands have never wanted to use large public baths on our past trips. So this time we splurged on Rooms with open-air baths—and those husbands were thrilled and apparently bathed many times. Everyone agreed it was excellent. The front desk staff were polite and clear, and the foreign staff member who assisted with meals spoke Japanese very well. We even had a bit of personal conversation, and they answered earnestly, making mealtime very enjoyable. Of course, the food itself was also outstanding: many small dishes and a wide variety of carefully prepared items—again, everyone was completely satisfied. At checkout we passed several housekeeping staff members, and every one of them greeted us properly, so we left feeling great. It was quiet, with only the sound of the nearby river; I almost fell asleep in the open-air bath. The price didn’t feel expensive at all. This turned into a long Review, but there’s no doubt we’ll want to come again.

Buffet-style dining is common at Hotels, but I was amazed that this buffet also came with generous servings of assorted seafood. Everything was delicious, and I ended up eating too much. There was also a great variety of desserts, which made it even more enjoyable. That day, I went to the Tulip Festival in Yubetsu Town—after seeing the beautiful flowers, breathing in the fresh air, and enjoying a wonderful meal, it became a truly memorable day.