Nationwide × Highly rated Hotel·Ryokan for Onsen and bath - 669Page Number

I walked from Kyoshi Station; it took about 20 minutes on foot. The area is quiet with very few houses nearby. The Room had twin beds. There was a refrigerator and a microwave. Everything was properly cleaned. There was also a cup noodle vending machine. It was inexpensive and good value.

I stayed here after a concert in Shibuya. It was very convenient because it was right near the venue. The atmosphere was great and didn’t spoil the lingering excitement from the concert. There’s also a restaurant on the first floor, which was perfect for grabbing a light bite after the show. The staff were friendly, and they can also store your luggage before the concert.

It was a traditional Japanese-style Accommodation with a strong Showa-era feel, featuring Japanese meals, Rooms, and shared toilets and washbasins—what you’d call a classic guesthouse. The staff were attentive, the place felt well cleaned, and the meals were simple. For dinner, I was surprised to receive such a generous sashimi platter that I wondered if there had been a mix-up—but it was delicious!

It was very convenient—close to the station and surrounded by restaurants. The cake I bought on the first floor was delicious, which felt like a great bonus. I’d love to stay again if the timing works out.

I wanted to get into Toba Aquarium first thing in the morning, so I looked for the closest Accommodation and chose this one. The building is a bit old, but it has been renovated regularly and is kept very clean, so it didn’t bother me. I really appreciated being able to stay at a reasonable price. The view is oceanfront. The large Onsen bath was also great. The meals featuring local seafood were very satisfying for both dinner and breakfast. All of the staff were kind and helpful!

We stayed at “Yuzu no Yado Senrien” in Yunogo with our family and our beloved dog! The Room where we could stay with our dog was very comfortable, and we were truly happy that we could enjoy the delicious meals together the whole time. Usually on trips, our dog has to stay behind or we end up spending time apart, but this time our whole family could be together from start to finish and relax with peace of mind. Using the Accommodation as a base, just step out into the Onsen town and you’ll find everything packed into a charming, walkable area—an atmospheric shrine, footbaths to soothe tired feet, and stylish, cozy cafes. We were able to take a leisurely stroll at our dog’s pace and felt genuinely refreshed. With such warm hospitality and the best holiday spent together with the family (and our pup), it became an unforgettable memory that made us think from the bottom of our hearts, “We’re so glad we chose this place.” We also used a private bath inside the property with our dog. It was not an Onsen. It’s a favorite Accommodation we’d love to visit again in a different season!

Thank you every year!

I stay here mainly on weekends and always enjoy relaxing in the forest.

A secluded Accommodation in the forest—quiet, with crisp, clean air. The Room was spacious, and the Japanese-style room with beds was wonderful. The meals were carefully prepared with quality ingredients, and everything we had for both breakfast and dinner was delicious. The accommodation rate was also affordable, and for this price we were able to enjoy a relaxing stay. I’d love to stay again.

This is my third stay. Although my visit was not primarily for sightseeing, the location is convenient as it is close to the tram station, convenience stores, and restaurants. The Hotel is simple but has clean facilities, including the bathroom. While some reviews mentioned noise from other Rooms, I did not find it bothersome. Since the window faces the street, I couldn't keep the curtains open, but this wasn't an issue as staying in the Hotel wasn't my main purpose. The complimentary morning toast and coffee were a delightful touch. The staff were friendly and welcoming. I plan to stay here again when visiting Hakodate.

When I went to drop off my luggage, I couldn’t give a clear estimate of my check-in time, but the staff were very kind and helped me with a smile. They also spoke to me at check-out, which made me happy.

I booked because the Hotel is renovated, offers free parking, and includes a complimentary breakfast. The self-service amenities unique to an unmanned Hotel were thoughtfully provided down to the smallest details. When I went to the microwave area to warm up the rice sandwich hanging outside my Room, there were paper plates and chopsticks, as well as towels for guests on a Multiple Night Stay. In the Room, there were mint cookies, mint tea, mint soap, and mint bath salts; even the breakfast hand towel had a mint scent—and the shampoo and mist were also mint. The in-Room amenities were stylish, and the French Bed was extremely comfortable. The Moderate Twin had a large sink and bathtub (no separate washing area), and both the table set and closet space were very convenient. In addition to the toiletries, an extension cord was provided as well, so I didn’t feel inconvenienced at all. That said, perhaps because the door is thin, voices from inside Rooms can be heard in the hallway. There was also some operating noise from what seemed like an air conditioner or similar equipment. Those were my only concerns—overall I was very satisfied to enjoy such attentive service and a refreshing “all-mint” stay at this price. I would like to stay again.

All the staff at the front desk and during meals were foreigners, but their Japanese was excellent and they were very polite. When passing on the stairs, they stepped down a few steps and moved aside for us—thoughtful hospitality that truly reflected Japanese-style attentiveness. They were wonderful staff members you rarely see at Hotels these days. The building layout is complicated, and you have to go up and down stairs from the lobby to finally reach your Room floor. Getting to meals and the Onsen also requires using stairs every time, so it seemed difficult for guests with mobility issues or elderly guests; we saw someone resting midway while holding onto the handrail. No elevator. We had two suitcases plus other luggage, and we couldn’t carry everything at once, so we ended up making two trips. It was tough with so much luggage. The kaiseki meal was on the smaller side but delicious. Breakfast had many small dishes—elegant and nicely presented. The Onsen was quite hot; since it was a weekday with few guests, I had the bath to myself both at night and in the morning. The Room was spacious, clean, and lovely. When making our Reservation, it didn’t say there was an open-air bath in the Room, so I was thrilled when I saw it as soon as we opened the door—but I felt disappointed when I noticed a “Do Not Use” sign on the lid. Still, it’s a Hotel I would like to stay at again.

Although I was a little taken aback at first by the ultra-stylish space designed by Kengo Kuma, that sense of stepping into another world only made it more exciting—and it turned into a truly enjoyable stay. Both dinner and breakfast were served in our Room. Even though this is an Onsen town, the sashimi was surprisingly fresh and delicious, and paired perfectly with local sake—leaving us pleasantly tipsy. There are four private baths on the first floor, and by timing it right we managed to try them all—both at night and in the morning! On top of that, there was an open-air bath on the third floor where we stayed, so we ended up completing all “five baths” (laughs). What impressed me most was the tofu served at breakfast. It’s freshly handmade tofu from Nogawa Tofu Shop nearby, which they start making from 3:00 a.m.—soft, fluffy, and genuinely delicious. The staff were wonderfully warm and welcoming as well, and I could truly relax. By chance it was Saturday night, so we also got to watch a Hanagasa Dance performance (about 15 minutes) right in front of the Accommodation. The interaction with locals felt heartfelt and authentic. Ginza Onsen itself isn’t overcrowded with tourist spots, so nights are quiet and time passes peacefully. With its magical atmosphere reminiscent of *Spirited Away*, this is the perfect Accommodation for anyone who wants to savor a calm yet luxurious getaway.

The room was very spacious and clean, located within 1 kilometer of Shijo, with an Onsen available. It was affordable and offered great value for money. I would love to stay at this Hotel again!

This was my first stay here. The front desk staff were very courteous, which I appreciated. Breakfast was also delicious. I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity, but if I had to mention one thing, it would have been nice to have a choice of pillows.

The Hotel parking lot can only accommodate small cars, and there is no affiliated parking. I parked at a nearby paid coin-operated parking lot at the full rate. The Room was clean and well maintained, and I had a very comfortable stay.

I had a comfortable stay. It’s not luxurious, but it feels like a compact and smart Hotel. The Simmons bed made for a great night’s sleep.

I probably stay here almost every year. This year it felt like many of the front desk staff had changed, but as always, the service was attentive without being intrusive—just the right balance. What makes this Hotel especially appealing is its location. When I’m in Kyoto for a short stay and need to get various errands done, this area is the most convenient, so I’ve been returning for several years. This time I came from Osaka, and by taking the Keihan Line from Yodoyabashi to Keihan Sanjo, I didn’t need to use Kyoto Station or the subway at all, which made everything stress-free. The Room is always kept clean and well prepared, and it’s also nice to be able to sit down in a shared space and enjoy a cup of tea—something I really appreciate when I’m tired. There’s also a lovely cafe on the first floor where you can have great coffee and breakfast, but since there are several long-established Kyoto coffee shops just a few minutes’ walk away, I didn’t eat at the Hotel this time. I’m sure I’ll be back again next year. Thank you in advance when that time comes.

This was my first stay, and the dinner was very delicious. The portions were so generous I couldn’t finish everything, and I was very satisfied. The Room was Japanese-style, and I could relax comfortably. I also appreciated that the toilet and bath were separate. Breakfast was buffet-style with a wide variety of options, and it was delicious and very satisfying as well. I enjoyed it so much that I made a Reservation for two weeks later. I’m looking forward to using this place again for a theater outing.