Nationwide × Highly rated Hotel·Ryokan - 671Page Number

Stayed for one night, and it was clean, simple, and perfectly fine for just staying overnight. However, there is nothing much in the surrounding area. It’s about a 20-minute walk to the nearest station. This location might be convenient if you’re traveling by car and it fits well with your itinerary—for example, if you plan to take a ferry to Shimabara the next day. By the way, Tamana Station is two stops away.

It was a bright, refreshing Room with good airflow from windows on two sides. Conveniently located near supermarkets, convenience stores, and the Yubatake.

We stayed for three to four days from the holiday period into the weekdays. We informed them in advance about a food allergy, and they kindly accommodated us. They seem to be running the place with a small team, so they looked very busy, but all the staff were cheerful, kind, and served us with smiles. The private family bath in the annex for day-use visitors was a nice change of pace, but the slightly hot Onsen in the main building was wonderful. We would like to visit again if we have the chance.

Although I arrived later than my scheduled check-in time, the staff were very courteous. The Facility was clean, and most amenities were provided. Since I had a leg injury and could not climb the ladder, they kindly accommodated my request to sleep on the lower bunk, which I truly appreciated. The air conditioning felt a bit too strong at night. I also think the lighting could be a little brighter. I would like to stay again.

I was able to stay comfortably again this year. It was disappointing that, for some reason, I couldn’t watch YouTube and the amenities didn’t arrive. However, when I checked in and entered the Room, it was cool inside, and I really appreciated your thoughtful consideration. Thank you very much. I would like to stay again next year.

With a bus stop right in front, it was convenient for getting anywhere. It was also helpful that shopping at A-Coop and dining out were both within walking distance. The staff were very kind and pleasant. There is a large public bath, and there was also a cold plunge pool for the sauna, so I could cool my tired legs after Jomon Sugi and take good care of them. Thank you very much.

I’ve been staying here for over 10 years. Since our child uses a wheelchair, we can’t use the large public bath, so we look for an Accommodation with a private bath/family bath. Chimatsu has an excellent private bath with an anteroom, which makes transfers to and from the wheelchair and helping with changing clothes very easy. Best of all, the private-bath slot is 60 minutes, so our family can bathe without watching the clock. There are small steps at Room entrances inside the building, but they’re manageable—we can carry our child in and out. The elevator is also spacious enough even with a wheelchair, so getting around isn’t a problem. The meals are delicious too. Every year we order the sashimi boat platter—it's impressive in size, yet each dish on it is delicate, and I highly recommend it for both presentation and taste! It’s even better when you enjoy Chimatsu’s original sake “Chimatsu” while eating the boat platter. The parking lot is large, and just across the road there’s a big AEON mall, which is convenient for quick shopping as well. When we travel home again next year, we’ll get off the expressway along the way and stop by.

It is a small Hotel, but the Room was more spacious and cleaner than expected. The bathroom is a unit type, which felt a bit narrow and old.

We visited this accommodation for our first trip with our beloved dog. The family running the place are dog lovers and warmly welcomed our pet from the moment we arrived. Despite being an accommodation exclusively for guests with pets, it was impeccably clean, and there was no noticeable odor at all. Thoughtful considerations for staying with pets were evident everywhere, including a clear explanation of guidelines upon arrival to ensure mutual respect among guests. The warm, carefully prepared meals allowed us to relax and enjoy our stay. The property features a dog run and walking paths behind the building; unfortunately, as we only stayed one night this time, we couldn’t fully enjoy them—something we regret. We definitely plan to visit again for a longer stay next time. Regarding meals, they kindly inquired about allergies in advance. Although no one in our family has allergies, we forgot to mention some food preferences but were grateful for their prompt adjustments. This is truly an ideal accommodation for traveling with your furry family members!

We stayed in June with four people and booked four Rooms. The Accommodation isn’t brand-new, but the Rooms are spacious and very well cleaned. There aren’t any power outlets near the beds, but there’s an extension cord at the desk area—thoughtful and clearly guest-friendly. Free coffee in the lobby is available 24 hours a day, which was great! Breakfast was delicious too. The breakfast area (lobby) was thoroughly cleaned right away whenever guests left their seats. We would stay here again if we’re in the area.

I love traditional Japanese accommodations and have stayed at many restored old houses. This place is truly unique. It’s not a stylishly renovated old house with everything modernized. That’s why it brought back nostalgic memories of my childhood in the countryside. A single-story house, tatami rooms, sunken kotatsu, veranda, cooking rice in a pot over firewood from the forest, chopping wood, lighting charcoal, cats lounging in the garden, beautiful starry skies, cicada shells, cricket chirps at night, birds singing in the morning... The only word that comes to mind is "peace." It felt like I had traveled back to early Showa-era Japan. While other beautifully renovated old houses are wonderful too, this place was incredibly healing for my soul. Luxurious simplicity—there's no greater luxury for the heart than this. One night wasn’t enough at all! I already want to return soon and have made my next reservation right away!

The Facility is somewhat old, but the location is excellent for sightseeing around Gion. Otherwise, it feels comparable to a Business Hotel.

Close to Hinomisaki, spacious, and the owner was very kind. The Accommodation has been renovated, and the toilet is clean as well. We decided on this Accommodation on the day, but we liked its relaxed atmosphere. We would like to stay again. Thank you very much.

Compact and clean, it was nice. It was very quiet even during sleep. For a trip with two women, it would be even better if there was a full-length mirror in the Room. Also, it didn't show up when searched on Google Maps.

Thank you for accommodating our request to change the room due to a concern about the smell. The new room had a view of Mt. Fuji, though it was partially obscured by clouds. We managed to capture some photos during the morning when it was visible. We heard that this room has recently been renovated to be barrier-free. The entrance features half tatami flooring, and the low table makes it easy to open suitcases. Although we didn’t use the private bath in the room, there is a large public Onsen on the first floor accessible with a passcode for added security, allowing us to enjoy bathing with peace of mind. The Onsen includes three showers, one baby chair, and amenities such as cleansing oil, face wash, lotion, moisturizer, shampoo, conditioner, body soap, cotton swabs, and cotton pads—all provided for your convenience. Please bring towels from your room when visiting. There were also several electric bicycles available and even some popular bikes on display in what seemed like an exhibition area. In front of the first-floor Onsen area are manga books and various play items available for guests' enjoyment. Yukata robes are provided nearby: sizes include 120cm for children; one size (150–160cm) for women; and options for men as well. While the exterior may appear aged from outside at first glance, inside is very clean with noticeable updates such as new carpets in hallways (at least on floors we explored). The café space on ground level adds charm too! In mornings limited-time complimentary coffee service awaits guests—a delightful touch before heading out exploring locally! On next day’s itinerary included visit Café Mont Blanc nearby—thankful parking arrangements made everything seamless enhancing overall experience greatly! Truly memorable trip indeed thanks again wholeheartedly choosing stay here Fujiyoshida region left lasting impression surely returning future stays accommodations same place!!

This was our third stay. The staff were very kind and attentive, and we had a comfortable and pleasant time. The Room was clean and welcoming, with a calming atmosphere filled with the scent of wood, making it very relaxing. There were both an indoor bath and an open-air bath, allowing us to fully enjoy a leisurely soak. In particular, there were three types of open-air baths, which the children also enjoyed, creating wonderful memories for the whole family. It was an Accommodation we were highly satisfied with, and one we would definitely like to visit again.

The room I stayed in felt outdated overall, and the three-piece unit bathroom was particularly small and inconvenient. However, everything else was clean and well-maintained. The view from the accommodation lived up to its reputation as a "scenic inn," offering stunning sunsets. A sandy beach is just a short walk away, making it ideal for swimming in summer. Guests can enjoy a private open-air bath once for free. There are two options: a cypress bath and a larger-than-usual tub bath; I recommend the tub bath for its size. Although the public bath lacked scenic views, I had it all to myself during my visit, allowing me to relax fully with plenty of space. The meals were exceptional both morning and evening—highly recommended for sashimi or seafood lovers! The spiny lobster sashimi was sweet and incredibly delicious. The next morning's spiny lobster miso soup had rich flavors from the broth and was equally delightful. The staff were friendly and welcoming, making this an accommodation I'd love to visit again!

I had used the Onsen several times as a day trip, but this was my first time staying overnight. The toothbrush provided in the amenities was a bit hard, but that’s easy to solve by bringing my own next time. Other than that, I had a comfortable stay with no complaints. My Room had a view of Mt. Jonen, but since I arrived at night I couldn’t see it then. I enjoyed Mt. Jonen the next morning, but I left in a hurry and couldn’t take my time to fully appreciate the view, which was a bit disappointing. Next time, I plan to check in while it’s still light and enjoy everything properly. I’d like to stay again. Thank you very much.

I had planned to arrive at 3:00 PM and enjoy the bath, but my phone suddenly broke that day and I couldn’t get in touch. I didn’t arrive until after 7:00 PM. The front desk staff were worried about me, and even checked whether I might be hungry and needed dinner. On top of that, they upgraded my Room. The Ryokan is a bit old, but it’s kept very clean, and the radon Onsen was wonderful. Next time, I’d definitely like to stay with meals included. The front desk staff’s kimono attire and attentiveness, along with the atmosphere of the building and garden—full of charm and a nostalgic Showa-era feel—were all lovely.

Since there is no single room, I used a room for three people with a double bed and a semi-double bed for one person. The room was spacious, and the bath and toilet were in separate sections and were clean. There was also a small refrigerator where you can store drinks and food bought at a convenience store within walking distance. I would like to use this Stays again when visiting Kyoto.