Nationwide × Highly rated for customer service and hospitality at Hotel·Ryokan - 673Page Number

I stayed for one night. Overall, it was good. The only disappointing thing was that there were no amenities such as a toothbrush in the Room, and I wasn’t informed at check-in. I noticed when I was about to take a bath at night and had to get dressed again and go down to the first floor. Also, for some reason, it seemed like almost all the guests were non-Japanese. I don’t think I saw any Japanese people at either the front desk or the breakfast area.

The bed was incredibly comfortable! The bathroom felt smaller than I expected. There was a noticeable difference between the crowding information and what it was actually like. Overall, I’m satisfied!

I stayed for two nights on a business trip to Oita. It’s a standard Business Hotel, but I didn’t find it inconvenient. It’s about a 10-minute walk from JR Oita Station, and there is a Co-op supermarket at the station, so I usually buy a bento for dinner before checking in. Check-in starts at 16:00, which is a bit later than typical for a Business Hotel. There are Lawson and 7-Eleven nearby, so I buy beer and other items at the convenience store. You can also use the Kanenoki Onsen at the affiliated Hotel Kudo, so I used it morning and night. It’s a natural-flowing black Onsen (free-flowing from the source). Since it’s more reasonably priced than Hotel Kudo, I stay at Hotel 910 every time.

Food Customer service Excellent responsiveness Everything was good. I’d like to stay again.

It feels like a historic Hotel. It’s not new, but it isn’t overly ornate, and it feels clean. There’s no elevator, so you’ll need to take the stairs to your Room. The unit bath also has a step, so please note that it is not barrier-free. I’m not a fan of unit baths, but it seems there was an Onsen nearby, and I wish I had used it. Amenities are placed in the hallway, and you take what you need. I thought that was very efficient! Depending on the day, the dining area seems to turn into a wine bar. I wanted to check it out. I only added breakfast. The pork miso soup was bigger than expected!! Delicious, and more than enough for the morning!! When I go to Shiojiri again, I’ll stay here again.

The food was absolutely delicious. The Room was clean, and all the staff were courteous, so I was able to relax and enjoy a quiet stay. Thank you very much.

The sound seems to carry easily, and since I tend to stay until right before checkout, I found it hard to relax due to the cleaning noise from nearby Rooms starting around 8:30 and frequent knocking sounds from a group staying on the same floor by chance. The Room itself is clean. Breakfast at the affiliated “Hotel Minami” is buffet-style, but here it’s a single plated Japanese or Western set, which felt a bit lacking. Overall, aside from the noise, it was comfortable.

Stayed for one night from a weekday to the day before a holiday. Both the building and the Room had a classic feel, but it was comfortable. Above all, the rice at breakfast was delicious. I ate various meals after this as well, but this was the best. The aroma and moisture level were perfect.

It was a shame that the dishwasher was broken, but everything else was well stocked and the stay was comfortable. There was only enough toothpaste for 1–2 uses, so I had to buy some; if you’re staying two nights or more, it’s better to bring your own. It’s great that the sea is close and you can watch luxury cruise ships arrive and depart, and it’s also very convenient to casually drop by nearby restaurants and small shops. We also visited Shabu-an several times for breakfast and dinner during this trip, and we’re grateful to the staff for their kindness. Everything was delicious.

We stayed with friends and their families, bringing along five children aged 3 and 4. The accommodation arranged for us to stay in the same building as our friends' families, allowing us to dine together within the same space. This setup made it comfortable for both the children and adults without worrying about other guests. The room was spacious enough, and although the building was old, areas like the toilets were well-maintained and clean, ensuring a pleasant stay. The meals were delicious with generous portions. We would love to stay here again when visiting nearby with family!

At this Hotel, yellow and pink LOVOT robots welcome you in the lobby. I have been staying here for a while due to personal circumstances, and the staff are kind—I’m glad I chose to stay at this Hotel.

Very convenient for skiers. Lift discount vouchers are available in the off-season in March. Unfortunately, I didn’t know about them on the first day and couldn’t use one. Many Hotels around here are like this, but it’s great that you can still take a bath after check-out once you’re done skiing. The open-air bath has excellent water quality, but it was a bit disappointing that after check-out only the indoor bath is available. The meals were more than enough, and I didn’t have room for the all-you-can-eat imoni soup and dessert. I wanted to have the imoni soup the next morning even if it was just reheated, but it seems it’s only served at night. I thought it would be nice if the foreign staff smiled a bit more, but since I train Hotel employees as a Japanese-language teacher, I tend to be overly critical. They are probably doing their best.

If stylish girls come to Osaka, W Osaka is a place they’ll want to visit at least once. It’s cute from the entrance and instantly lifts your mood. The lounge on the W floor is also stylish, and the breakfast is luxurious and delicious. The Room is pop and adorable, too. Even the bathtub is cute. I fully enjoyed a happy time at W Osaka.

It was my first time staying at the updated Mori no Hanare. It took a little getting used to, but it was just as wonderful as ever. Thank you very much.

I stayed one night to view the cherry blossoms at Takato Castle Ruins Park. As a Business Hotel, it had all the necessary Facility and amenities without excess. The service was professional and reliable. The meals were typical of the Route Inn Hotel chain—nothing special, but perfectly acceptable. I think it couldn’t be helped that breakfast was crowded and there was a line. Above all, I appreciated having a large public bath where I could relax.

It was excellent, but I’d like to use a sauna if one is available.

I have stayed at several "APA Hotels" across the whole country, and this one had a relatively spacious Room. The large TV was also a nice touch. However, it was a bit disappointing that I couldn't store my suitcase under the bed. It felt like the Hotel was repurposed from an existing building, with some areas renovated and others not fully updated. As with many renovations, the bathroom and odors had a slightly dated feel to them. The new annex area had washing machines, which were very convenient; however, since they were accessible without Room keys, I wondered if "anyone could take items?" It might be safer if each washing machine and dryer had individual locks or passcodes (though this isn't specific to APA Hotels but just something I noticed).

I liked how the staff were casual and friendly. The 1st-floor restaurant also had a great vibe with its music and furniture, making my stay enjoyable. However, it was disappointing that the Room toilet and toilet paper were too far away, and the bidet was difficult to use.

The photos online were not exaggerated; it was a lovely Facility. The reason for giving 4 points to the Facility is that sounds, possibly from the upper floor, were slightly noticeable.

The location was convenient. Breakfast portions were small—better than nothing.