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I used it after the live show. The staff at the Stays were really kind and nice. It was extremely close to the venue, and I definitely want to use it again next time. There doesn't seem to be an izakaya nearby, but there are quite a few chain stores open late, which were sufficient for meals and drinks after the live show. I look forward to staying again.

The atmosphere of the Hotel gives an old impression. Some people mentioned this in the Review, and the building and interior felt like an old style. However, the Room is spacious and the price is relatively low. I felt the Hotel's consideration. I think it was better than other Hotels in terms of customer service, towels being placed in bags, and the preparation of bags for wet towels in the large public bath.

The amenities are exceptionally well-equipped, providing everything you could possibly need during your stay. In addition to linens, appliances, and tableware, the refrigerator is stocked with a variety of soft drinks, alcoholic beverages, condiments, fruits, and even rice—truly impressive. There are also plenty of games and toys for indoor and outdoor use as well as leisure equipment for enjoying the nearby beach. You can feel the owner's genuine desire to warmly welcome guests through these thoughtful provisions. After speaking with the owner personally, I was even more charmed by their wonderful personality beyond just the amazing amenities. While meals are not provided, given how fully equipped everything is as mentioned above, it’s easy to shop at a supermarket just a few minutes away by car and cook your own meals. However, I recommend going shopping earlier in the evening since shelves were quite empty before 7 PM. Our stay at this all-inclusive private villa "Villa Ao" made for an absolutely perfect Okinawa experience! My family loved it so much that we’re already planning to stay here again on our next trip to Okinawa!

Over the past few months, I have stayed at several Business Hotels, but this one had the best price, service, parking, and staff. I would like to stay here every month.

The building had a slightly aged feel, but it was well-cleaned and the interior had been renovated. It was very quiet at night, making it comfortable to stay. Additionally, during this season, the area around the pond in front of the property was beautifully adorned with autumn leaves. I would love to visit again if I have the chance.

A charming riverside house, very lovely and comfortable. The Hagi-yaki pottery was so practical that I ended up purchasing some. There was a sofa in the hallway that I couldn't use—perhaps I should have moved it? If I have another chance to visit Yamaguchi, I would definitely stay here again.

I stayed in a standard cottage. The owners were very kind. The room had a pleasant wooden scent, and it was impeccably clean and well-maintained. There were clear guide signs placed throughout, making it easy to understand how to spend time and navigate the accommodation. It was such a lovely cottage that I would love to stay again. Thank you very much!

I was looking for a Hotel near Farm Tomita for my trip to Furano and found this place. The owner couple was kind and attentive, the Room was clean and comfortable. The lighting was well-placed, making the Room bright and pleasant. Thank you very much!

The Accommodation staff were very kind. The parking lot is not on the property, but it was very close, and they explained the location in detail, so we had no trouble at all. The Room, bath, and toilet were all very clean. There was a door between the bath/changing area and the sink area, so we could use the sink independently, which was very convenient for brushing our teeth and washing our hands. There were Kanazawa sweets on the table, and they were so delicious that we bought some as souvenirs to take home. Everyone loved them. We often have trouble sleeping when we travel and end up short on sleep, but this time our whole family slept soundly and we were able to enjoy sightseeing again the next day.

This was my first stay. The street in front of the Hotel faces the Tokyo Skytree, and there is also a supermarket nearby. The front desk staff provided polite service with clear explanations, and I found the cute decor near the outdoor smoking area bench to be heartwarming. Room wear can be chosen before taking the elevator. Towels and basic amenities are available in the Room, along with bottled water in the refrigerator. There is also stick tea and coffee with a kettle provided. The Room layout is efficient, though the refrigerator is slightly small without a freezer compartment—so ice or frozen items might not work well here. Suitcases can fit under the bed for storage convenience. My Room had a simple stool as seating, which was sufficient for me. There are USB ports and power outlets by the bedside, as well as a safe for storing valuables when using facilities like an open-air bath or while sleeping at night for peace of mind. The rooftop open-air bath has high walls that block views but offers a refreshing experience overall! The baths alternate between men’s and women’s use; although I checked in late at night thinking I’d miss it, I was delighted to find morning hours allocated for women too! There are three washing stations available inside; however, only baskets are provided in changing areas instead of lockers—guests bring their towels from their Rooms using mesh bags provided by Hotel management during check-in procedures. I appreciated that there wasn’t any chlorine smell from bathing water itself either! A minor downside: my Room had an overly sweet scent lingering around initially (possibly air freshener?), plus slight odor issues noticed while operating toilet bidet functions—it seemed chlorine-based perhaps? This could vary depending on individual Rooms though. Overall impression remains highly positive—I’d love returning again someday soon! While exploring Kappabashi shopping street amidst summer heat proved challenging due limited time outdoors—it still felt like such vibrant neighborhood full exciting discoveries awaiting next visit ahead!

I stayed at the Property to attend a live performance by my favorite artist at the nearby ROHM Theatre. Since it was Kyoto, I decided on this place based on my own image, and it was the perfect choice! On the day of my stay, the exterior was under construction, so I couldn't fully enjoy the wonderful appearance of the building. However, the owner, who was very considerate about this, turned out to be a lovely person. The interior was filled with a retro Showa-era vibe, and I had a fantastic two-day stay. The location was excellent, being close to the ROHM Theatre, and within walking distance of both Sanjo Station and Gion-Shijo Station. There was a Goemon bath, but since it was cold that day, I decided not to use it. If I had been able to, it would have made for another great memory. If I have the chance, I would love to stay here again. At the nearby Honzan Yohoji Temple, a pair of ducks live there, and I heard that in spring, you can even see the ducklings moving to a new home.

It was extremely comfortable and excellent, perfect for groups.

It was a beautiful and lovely property. Since I wanted to spend time sightseeing in Kyoto, I chose this cozy property because large properties take time to move around inside, and it was the right decision. Although I knew at the time of reservation, the bath and toilet were not separate, so I rated it 4 stars. Considering the price, I would like to use this property again.