Nationwide × Highly rated Hotel·Ryokan for Onsen and bath - 124Page Number

Thank you very much for taking such great care of us during our stay. As it was just after the reopening, the Facility felt brand new, and we were able to spend our time comfortably in a clean environment. In the large public bath, the scent of wood instantly helped us unwind, and the ocean view through the full-height windows was breathtaking. Even though we were on the east side of the Boso Peninsula, we were surprised to be able to see the sun setting—and it was so beautiful that we couldn’t take our eyes off it. It truly deserves its place among “Japan’s 100 Best Accommodations with Sunset Views.” The rooftop open-air bath we used before bed was softly lit with indirect lighting and had a calm atmosphere. Soaking while listening to the sound of water flowing into the tub made all our everyday fatigue melt away, and we could relax from the bottom of our hearts. It was a wonderfully soothing moment. We enjoyed both dinner and breakfast. The new dining venue had a Japanese-inspired design, creating a lovely atmosphere and a comfortable space. Dinner was served half-buffet style. We were first served sashimi, beautifully presented with an impressively fresh taste. We were also surprised to be served abalone and splendid alfonsino (kinmedai). The abalone remained tender even when grilled, and the kinmedai had an elegant flavor. The buffet also featured an excellent live kitchen: tempura was freshly fried, and there was even Kazusa beef steak. Both were tender, making for a highly satisfying dinner. Breakfast was also buffet-style, and we were amazed by how extensive the selection was. In addition to standard items like salads, there were also sashimi and overnight-dried fish. The turban shell curry (sazae curry) left a lasting impression with its rich flavor, and the nikujaga comforted us with its gentle taste. At the live kitchen they made omelets for us—large portions with great volume—another very satisfying dish. Our Room was spacious and spotless. Above all, through wall-to-wall glass windows stretching across one entire side of the Room, there was nothing but ocean—so much so that we found ourselves sitting in chairs simply gazing outside for quite some time. Fireworks were launched from right in front of us at the fishing port as well—it was incredibly powerful up close. We had never seen fireworks from such close range before, making it an unforgettable experience. And most impressive of all was truly the service provided by your staff. We felt thoughtful attention everywhere throughout our stay; their hospitality was consistently attentive. It made for an extremely comfortable visit—a day we were completely satisfied with. When we visit Kamogawa again, we would love to stay here again.

Hotel Intergate Hiroshima Teppou-cho, Naka Ward, Hiroshima City This hotel is just a few minutes’ walk from the streetcar stop. A variety of complimentary services are offered in the lounge. First is afternoon tea time: coffee and other drinks, plus crackers and bread to enjoy with lemon cream. I also tried a little pudding. During happy hour, some alcoholic drinks are available as well. At night, ochazuke (rice with tea or broth) is served with a wide selection of toppings—just pour on the dashi and enjoy. For breakfast on weekends and public holidays, there is “bubble time,” with a small amount of sparkling wine available. There’s a wide variety of items, but the layout isn’t very efficient and it gets crowded, making it hard to pick up food smoothly. Many local specialties are featured, such as lemons and Hiroshima-na greens. A lounge full of delightful surprises.

We stayed for a Multiple Night Stay of 3 nights! The Room was clean, with a separate bath and toilet, and the view from the window was amazing—morning sunlight streamed in, and the night view was beautiful. Breakfast was excellent; everything was delicious, and we were able to relax and enjoy a wonderful morning. After checkout, I realized I had left something behind in the Room and contacted them. Everyone was kind, and they carefully mailed it to me later. Thank you!

With an in-room open-air bath, in-room dining, and even having the futon laid out for us, everything was taken care of and we were able to relax. The large public bath was great too! The food was delicious, and the room was nicely divided into a sofa/window-side area—perfect for switching between “this side for meals and sleeping” and “this side to unwind while looking out at the sea.” The retro electric fan matched the vibe of Yamatokan’s red roof, really making it feel like we’d come to the seaside (laugh).

I always stay here when I’m in Osaka. I understand that breakfast can’t vary much, but even over two nights the only change is swapping yakisoba and spaghetti, so I’d appreciate a bit more variety. Compared to before, the fruit has been replaced with jelly, which feels a little disappointing, but I’m always full. The spa is excellent—you can enjoy it both before and after check-in and check-out. Personally, I think I prefer the Asian zone.

I’ve enjoyed buffet meals at many Hotels, but this Hotel’s buffet was outstanding in both taste and variety. The kids kept going back for their favorites, while I happily refilled my glass with delicious beer poured from the beer server—absolutely the best. The Onsen facilities include a scenic view bath and a large public bath, and both were uncrowded so we could truly relax. We didn’t have time to try it, but there are also two table tennis tables available for free use. It’s just a short walk to the Stone Steps Street, and there’s a convenience store right in front, so the location was excellent. Some parking areas are down a steep slope, but Shuttle Service by microbus is basically provided, so it wasn’t inconvenient at all. This is a Hotel I’d definitely like to stay at again when visiting Ikaho Onsen.

This stay was once again completely satisfying. We were blessed with great weather, and from our high-floor room we enjoyed a spectacular view, including a beautiful sunset sinking behind the Rokko mountain range. The Japanese set breakfast was excellent and made us feel happy from the start of the day. This was a return visit, and we were truly touched that the staff remembered us and greeted us warmly. Even when staff members change, consistently delivering “stable, first-class service” is proof of a truly outstanding Hotel. Everyone was friendly, attentive, and courteous, making our stay genuinely comfortable.

Being able to smoke on the balcony was greatly appreciated as a heavy smoker. The wood-fired meat was also absolutely delicious. I would definitely like to stay here again. The only downside was that it was quite bright around the property, so we couldn’t really enjoy the starry sky. It would have been nice if at least the lights along the seaside promenade were turned off late at night.

I stayed in June. It was a triple Room, but the beds were close together, and I really appreciated that we could still spread out three suitcases. There is an added power outlet and USB port by the pillow, but they get hot when in use, so please be careful. Also, they have a cover, so you might not notice them at first. The light switches in the Room are hard to understand, and it feels a bit dark. For the lamps, you need to pull the cord to turn them on. The bath area is an Onsen with two indoor baths plus an open-air bath and a sauna, so I was able to relax for a long time. It was clean and well maintained. The in-room bathroom is combined with the toilet. Adjusting the water temperature is inconvenient because you have to run both hot and cold water separately. The washbasin area was spacious. Thank you for keeping my frozen items at reception. It really helped. It’s three stops from Sapporo Station so it feels a bit far, but it’s about a 3-minute walk from the station nearby. It’s also within walking distance from Susukino Station (about 15 minutes), so I enjoyed getting around on foot. I will stay again.

The location was convenient, and both the Room and the large public bath were clean—this Hotel offered great value for the price. I also liked that breakfast included a choice of morning set meals at Café de Crie. If I had to mention one thing, it would have been nice to be able to check how crowded the large public bath was from the Room. Still, it’s a Hotel I’d like to stay at again. Thank you very much.

The selection of cakes and alcoholic drinks was excellent, and I really enjoyed spending time with a book. The service during meals felt special and was very attentive, and everything was delicious. Both the room and the bath were very comfortable. Thank you to all the staff for their kindness—I would definitely like to stay again.

Free drink bar (including alcohol), plus post-bath ice bars and probiotic drinks, and manga. Amazing! The bath water quality is great, and the rooms are clean. An Onsen stream runs alongside the Hotel and is beautifully illuminated. Dinner was a buffet, and they even had meaty snow crab. I couldn’t help but overeat. A highly recommended Accommodation.

It is very conveniently located just a short walk from Osu Kannon. The hotel itself shows its age, and the rooms are simple and modest. The in-room bath is not particularly impressive, but the public bath is pleasant to use. The complimentary drinks service and amenities are more than sufficient and much appreciated. It was disappointing that there were no disposable slippers. All staff are kind and courteous. I would like to stay here again if I have the opportunity.

There were thoughtful touches throughout, such as a basket for carrying towels and a change of clothes to the bath, and tabi socks provided for use inside the property. The food was also delicious.

While urgently looking for an affordable Onsen Accommodation near Kagoshima Airport, I came across this place. I didn’t have high expectations, but the Room was spacious and clean, the open-air Onsen bath was very relaxing, and there was also a cold plunge in the indoor bath—overall, I was very satisfied. I didn’t make a Reservation with meals included, so I arranged it directly at the Accommodation, and it turned out to be a delicious meal made with local ingredients. The breakfast in particular was excellent.

This was my second stay, and the bell staff handled guests efficiently and appropriately. The bath was spacious, and the water temperature was just right. The next morning, I could also walk to the Kurodake Ropeway boarding area—it's a great hotel.

I stayed here on a business trip. The room was simple but had everything I needed, and I was able to relax comfortably. The large public bath and changing area were both very clean, so I could take my time and feel refreshed. The sauna was also nicely hot. Breakfast was excellent, with seafood rice bowls and ramen, as well as Hokkaido specialties (zangi fried chicken and jingisukan lamb), which I really enjoyed. I would definitely stay here again when I’m in Asahikawa on business.

This was our family’s first trip to Sendai. It was also our first time staying here, and it had a charm that felt different from international hotel chains. The staff were extremely courteous, which made us feel at ease throughout our stay. Our child is no longer an infant, but we were impressed that the baby food service was properly divided into stages. If I come to Sendai again for work, I would like to stay here again.

Thank you very much for your help. I’m glad I stayed at such a clean and wonderful Hotel. Because of the great location, I felt that using public transportation was the best option. Parking nearby is expensive, so I will keep that in mind next time.

I stayed at this villa with a sauna once before and loved it, so I came back for a second week in a row. This time I booked the day before and was able to stay for nearly half the price compared to last time. I really like the villa—it feels private and quiet. I also fully enjoyed the open-air hot spring bath with a view and the sauna. Kujukuri Beach is also just a 2–3 minute walk away, which is great. I’d love to stay again.