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We used this Hotel for a senior couple's trip to Tokyo. Although it is just one stop from Tokyo Station on the Keiyo Line, my husband has back pain, so we opted to take a taxi from Yaesu Exit instead of walking to the Keiyo Line platform. The taxi fare was 900 yen, and it was worth using the taxi. After leaving our luggage at the Hotel, we immediately went out for sightseeing in Tokyo. It took a bit of walking to get to Kayabacho Station on the Tozai Line, but Hibiya Line's Hatchobori Station was just a 1-minute walk from the Hotel, which was very convenient. We reserved a Cozy Room. It was smaller than expected but well-equipped with amenities and thoughtful touches that made us glad we chose this hotel. We selected a breakfast-included Plan, and breakfast at the first-floor restaurant was delicious with pleasant service. If given another opportunity, I would choose this Hotel with breakfast included again. One minor issue: figuring out how to use water in the sink was slightly confusing.

The large public bath was very relaxing. I would like to stay here again.

This was my first time using this accommodation. The facility is small, and the building is old, so the equipment is average, but I think it is well-maintained. The sense of security during the stay and the breakfast service met my expectations and were satisfying. If I had to point out something, it would be that the bathroom operates on a gender-swapping schedule, limiting usage times, and there is only one elevator, which can lead to waiting during busy hours. That said, there are restaurants and supermarkets within walking distance, making it a very convenient location.

From check-in, everything was easy to find and I was able to spend my time comfortably. The bath was available until 2:00 a.m. and again from 5:00 a.m., so I could use it whenever I wanted, and I really appreciated the guest-first approach rather than rules set for the Accommodation’s convenience. The Facility was also clean—nothing to complain about.

Conveniently located near the remote island terminal and bus terminal, with a shopping street and restaurants just nearby. The Hotel staff are very kind and welcoming. The freshly made rice balls prepared on the spot are excellent. Even on a Multiple Night Stay, it was a nice touch that the miso soup and rice ball fillings were different each day. There is also a gallery, and the rooftop is wonderful. When I come to Ishigaki Island again, I would like to stay here again.

We stayed here because my daughter was competing in a national swimming championship. Unfortunately, a typhoon was approaching, so we couldn’t enjoy the view from the window, but the Accommodation is in a seaside location that seems to offer great scenery. The Room had bunk beds (shoes allowed), a TV, and a refrigerator. Since there is also a toilet and shower, I think it’s fine even for those who don’t like Onsen. Guests can use the Onsen as many times as they like after entering once, which was very helpful. There are also dining options on the premises, making it very convenient. I would like to stay here again when we come to Miyazaki.

We were blessed with great weather and were extremely satisfied with the stunning views and the delicious, carefully prepared dishes (there was more than we could finish). The Asian foreign staff member who served us was very courteous, and their smile in particular left a lasting impression, making our trip truly wonderful. It’s far away, but this is an Accommodation we’d love to visit again.

Since the Room we selected was on the 4th floor, we got quite tired going back and forth three round trips down to the 1st floor (for walking our dog, etc.), plus meals and the bath (four round trips up to the 2nd floor) (lol). Next time, we’ll choose a Room on the 1st or 2nd floor (lol). Other than that, there were no problems. Our dog was happy, and the food was delicious too. (We are an elderly couple, aged 75 and 70.)

The water in the Accommodation is natural spring water and it tastes wonderful—I ended up filling a plastic bottle to take some home. The exterior feels a bit dated, but there are intriguing little sections throughout the building (the corner with the tengu mask was especially memorable). The Onsen was also excellent and eased my stiffness from deep within. I only booked breakfast, but the spicy cod roe at the buffet was delicious. It’s a quiet Accommodation and highly recommended for resting both mind and body at a relaxed pace. There’s an okonomiyaki restaurant nearby called Sanpachi (Matsuura), so if you want Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki, that’s a good place to go. I walked in without a reservation, and I recommend it for the taste, portion size, and friendly service. It’s nearly 700 km from where I live, but I’d like to visit again to enjoy the water, the Onsen, and the okonomiyaki (ideally every year).

I usually stay at a Business Hotel, but this container Hotel was excellent. Above all, it was so quiet! There was no noise from the next room—no loud voices, no TV sounds, and no banging on the walls at all. The Room was clean, too! The refrigerator had double doors and could freeze water properly. The frozen meals were also delicious!! The convenience store was a bit far, but I walked there as a nice stroll. In any case, it was comfortable and quiet, and I’m glad I could relax! Thank you very much.

The Room was clean, and the amenities were well provided. I ate out, so I didn’t have a meal here, but you can choose one free frozen bento from four types! Since I didn’t need a meal, I had ice cream instead. There is also free coffee service! You can park your car right in front of the Room, which was very convenient! If I have the chance, I’d like to stay here again!

Two women in our 60s stayed here. We were very satisfied with the meals—especially the rice, which was so delicious that we ended up having seconds even though we were already full. The bottled water in the Room cost 200 yen, so we gave 4 stars as it would have been better if it were free. The baths were not crowded, and we could relax and soak at our leisure; the water was silky-smooth—truly worthy of its reputation as a skin-beautifying hot spring!

We arrived by car. The steep slope and distance from the parking lot to the accommodation made it quite challenging, especially with suitcases. The accommodation itself was clean and well-maintained, including the room, toilet, and bathroom, which made for a pleasant stay. The lamps placed throughout created a unique atmosphere that was very charming. However, I did wonder how other guests spent their time in the dimly lit rooms aside from enjoying the onsen. It was refreshing to escape from the hustle and bustle of city life and relax in a remote mountain area where even smartphones couldn't be used, surrounded by the sound of a flowing river and autumn leaves. I would love to visit again once the open-air bath is restored.

Whenever I’m worn out from work and need to unwind, I always come here. This time again, I got a little too eager and arrived early, but they told me the Room was ready, so it was fine, and they let me check in early. Upgrading the meal plan this time was the right choice. Everything was delicious. I felt refreshed and regained my energy. I’ll visit again when I’m tired.

I suddenly got some time off and decided to travel. When I searched online, Hill Hotel Sunpia Iga came up with a meal plan. Even though it was only a week before my stay, the large public bath was very spacious, bright, and clean—and it’s an Onsen! My body and hair felt moisturized, and I warmed up wonderfully. Dinner was a kaiseki meal, which I enjoyed in a calm setting that felt like a semi-private room. Breakfast was buffet-style with plenty of options for both rice and bread, and I left completely full. The value for money was excellent—it felt almost too good for the price. Thank you very much for taking such good care of me.

I stayed at Naraya Ryokan before moving overseas in November. I won’t be back for a while, but I’m glad I had the chance to stay at such a wonderful Ryokan. The Room, meals, and Onsen were all excellent.

This was a two-night trip in Kanazawa. The Room was very spacious, and we were able to relax. Since it has a kitchen, we enjoyed doing some simple cooking. Having a washing machine was also convenient. There are two large pots in the kitchen; since some guests may stay in small groups, having smaller ones as well would make them easier to use. The price felt reasonable. However, it was a bit inconvenient that we had to go to Hotel Kanazawa for check-in. If this could be improved, I think it would be a very user-friendly Hotel. There are plenty of nearby coin-operated parking lots, so we were able to park without getting lost.

Since we stayed on a Friday, it was very affordable, and the top-floor view was great—my elderly father was delighted. The Room was clean, and since we only needed a place to sleep, it was more than enough. Being in the city, we expected parking to be expensive, but it only cost 1,100 yen, which was a great deal. The front desk staff were very polite. However, because there were many international guests and check-in took time at reception, I think it would be helpful if Japanese guests had the option of self check-in.

The 24-hour drink bar was available, and we could use it even before check-in and after check-out. I usually bring coffee with me, but it was great not having to make it myself. The morning pancakes came with unlimited syrup, and there was whipped cream too—I ended up eating four. The location was also convenient; we visited Dotonbori, Tsutenkaku, and Tsuruhashi.

Whenever I visit Osaka, I always stay here. I choose this Business Hotel for its great value, the surprisingly spacious bathroom (like a love hotel), and the separate bath and toilet. The friendly and courteous service from the front desk staff also makes my stay very pleasant. The location is convenient too, with a Tanimachi Line station within walking distance, and I’m always soothed by the lush greenery of Ikutama Shrine visible from the window.