Nationwide × Highly rated Hotel·Ryokan for Onsen and bath - 721Page Number

The Rooms and Facilities are well maintained. Dinner is luxurious, featuring cheese fondue and steak. The breakfast buffet is also plentiful. Check-in and check-out are handled by a machine, but staff will help if you have any questions, so there is no problem. The public bath gets full with about four people, so it may be better to use the bath in your Room. This is a compact and comfortable Hotel.

The Onsen was excellent. We stayed in the annex; the indoor bath there was lukewarm, while the open-air bath was hot. The milky white water was amazing, and we could soak slowly and take our time. There is no elevator in the annex, so it was tough getting to the baths. For meals, having to go outside and walk up the slope to the main building felt inconvenient. All of the staff were polite and kind. Next time, I’d like to stay in the main building.

This was my first time staying here. Although I won’t go into details, there was a difference from what I had reserved, which initially left me confused. However, the staff responded quickly, and I was able to enjoy a comfortable stay. I feel it’s rare to find a Hotel that provides such pleasant service these days. If I have the opportunity, I would definitely like to stay again. Thank you very much.

Because the Room is not directly connected to neighboring rooms, you can relax without worrying about noise.

I was concerned after reading some reviews about hygiene, but the room was very clean. The microwave provided was also convenient. I stayed here for a musical at Electro Hall, and it was very convenient to return to the hotel within a few minutes' walk even after the late-night performance. However, the next day I planned to watch a daytime performance before heading home and wanted to leave my luggage at the hotel until then, but they did not allow it. Despite choosing a nearby hotel for convenience, I had to take my luggage back to a coin locker at the station. In all my travels so far, this is the first hotel that didn’t allow me to store my luggage. That was quite disappointing. I don’t think I will stay here again.

Livemax provides reliable services, making it a comfortable and worry-free stay. This time, my main purpose was to visit the Autumn Fest held at Odori Park, and the location was perfect for that. It’s a bit of a walk from Susukino or Tanukikoji, but during this season, it’s not much of an issue. In winter, however, it might require some preparation. A convenience store is also nearby. The room was clean with a spacious and comfortable bed. The room size is slightly compact, so you may need to open your suitcase on the bed. Although I didn’t use it, having a microwave in the room seemed convenient (it seems Livemax hotels generally have this feature as I noticed the same in Yokohama). The deciding factor for me was the large public bath; apparently sourced from Onsen water and very relaxing. The changing area felt slightly cramped though. As for meals—this was unexpected—but they provide an onigiri bento box in the morning. While breakfast buffets at other hotels are nice too, I found this option ideal as it’s just enough in portion size, can be enjoyed in your room at your own pace—a great idea!

I always stay at this hotel, but this time I used Yahoo Travel for the Reservation as it was cheaper. Usually, I stay in a twin Room for two people, but since it was fully booked, I chose a double Room instead. As a result, there were only two towels (four towels are provided in a twin Room), which made it slightly inconvenient to have to wash them after taking a bath. Other than that, there is a water dispenser in the lobby (please bring your own container), as well as rice cookers and frying pans available. The double Room has a single IH stove, while the twin Room has a double IH stove. There is also a bathroom dryer included. Additionally, supermarkets and convenience stores are nearby. You can feel just like you're at home here!

The Room window offers a panoramic view of Lake Towada, and the ever-changing scenery in the morning and evening was truly soothing. With a location right by the lake, plus nearby activity spots and a shrine, it’s an excellent base for sightseeing and strolling. The Room uses a keypad entry system, so there’s no worry about not having enough keys for everyone, and it’s convenient not having to carry them around. Amenities were well stocked, so we didn’t feel inconvenienced at all. The face masks and cooling foot sheets were especially appreciated. The Room’s water dispenser provided great-tasting water and was very useful. Dinner was served in the Room, so our family could relax without worrying about others—very satisfying. The Asobiba Room is fun for both adults and children.

Recommended for guests who want to fully enjoy skiing. The paid First Track option before regular operating hours is well worth it. You can also take a bath after check-out, and there are four washing machines available free of charge, which is very helpful for longer stays. The Room is small, but if you think of it as a ski training camp, it’s comfortable.

Stayed for 3 nights with my daughter, No Meals Included. The Room was very clean and quiet, but it was too compact, making it a bit challenging to open even a small suitcase (if both of us opened our suitcases at the same time, the floor space was completely occupied). It was convenient that we could store suitcases under the bed when not in use. The chair had wheels and could be moved easily, but due to the narrow space in the Room, moving it around was still difficult. A bit more space would have been ideal. The shower curtain in the bathroom was too short and barely reached the edge of the bathtub; water splashed outside when using the shower. A longer curtain would be better. As for the refrigerator, a salad I stored overnight froze by morning due to its strong cooling power—next time I'll pay more attention to placement and temperature settings. I used the laundry facilities; they were convenient as various payment methods were accepted besides coins. However, there were only two washing machines available, so including drying time meant waiting quite long. Adding one or two more machines would improve this. At checkout time, I realized I might not make it by 10 AM due to packing delays. When I requested an extension, staff kindly informed me that becoming a member allows free extensions until 11 AM and promptly assisted me with this option—I truly appreciated their support. I will definitely consider choosing your Hotel again for future stays!

During my previous stay, I don't think there was a breakfast service, but I was able to enjoy breakfast at the café two doors down from the accommodation, which was great. It was light but sufficient for women to feel satisfied. The room also had all the necessary amenities. However, for the upcoming season, I would appreciate having a humidifying air purifier available. The location is very convenient as it is close to JR Ueno Station.

The Facility isn’t new, and the amenities felt like the minimum you’d expect from a Business Hotel. However, it’s right in front of the station, next to the tourist information center. Even in a single Room, there was a semi-double bed and two chairs, and the Room was spacious enough for two people. The bathroom and toilet had been renovated, and for a Friday stay at this price, it was more than worth it. I also appreciated that the air conditioning wasn’t centrally controlled and could be adjusted in each Room. There is also a free family bath (a bit old; two washing stations but big enough for three people), which was nice. They kindly stored our large luggage both before check-in and after check-out, which was very helpful. I’d definitely like to stay here again when visiting Fuji Station. Thank you very much.

I’m satisfied and would be happy to stay again if I have the opportunity.

The Facility is old, but the service and hospitality are excellent. We highly recommend adding breakfast—it’s very satisfying in the morning. We would like to stay again. Thank you.

The 200g portion of Okuizumo Wagyu—crowned Japan’s best—was absolutely delicious.

We stayed as a family of three. It felt like staying in a regular one-room apartment. There is no front desk, which gives a dry impression, but it was actually more comfortable as we didn't have to be overly considerate. Meals are not provided, but it was enjoyable to find places to eat nearby, all unique to Kyoto. The Seimei Shrine, which is just a short walk away, seems to offer some blessings. There is a parking lot next door, but it's a bit expensive, so we parked a little further away. We hardly heard any noise from other rooms and slept soundly until morning. If we have the chance, we would definitely like to use it again.

The day after the earthquake, the elevator was unavailable, but the staff kindly explained everything and made us feel at ease.

We stayed as a family of four. Bath: Unit bath Toilet: Separate Room: Tatami Meals: None; breakfast available (we left early, so we didn’t eat). Overall, it was clean and good value for money. It felt like a business hotel for families! Since it’s on the street by Tsutenkaku, we were able to fully enjoy Osaka.

I stayed at this hotel because they offered a very affordable plan with Shuttle Service to Kansai Airport for an early morning flight. After spending two nights in Shinsaibashi and moving from the Expo, I found navigating Osaka's many transfer routes from JR Bentencho Station with large luggage a bit confusing. I ended up taking the JR train to Kansai Airport. Although I successfully transferred at Rinku Town to reach Iharanosato Station, I made the mistake of not exiting through the ticket gate during the transfer, which required fare adjustment. Since fare adjustments couldn't be made using Mobile Suica at unmanned stations like Iharanosato (though card types are accepted), I had to settle it later with JR East after returning home. I'm still unsure if there was a fare adjustment machine on Rinku Town's platform or if exiting through the gate was necessary. The hotel was conveniently located along the road, with a Don Quijote store open until 10 PM nearby. Despite being budget-friendly, it offered spacious beds, well-equipped amenities including a refrigerator and kettle with tea, making my stay very comfortable for one night. However, traveling from central Osaka to Kansai Airport felt quite far.

All services were excellent.