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It may feel lacking if you expect a City Hotel, but as a Business Hotel, it was more than sufficient. The bathroom in the Room has been renovated and is clean, and the air conditioning can be individually adjusted to your preferred temperature, which was great. Thanks to the Airweave mattress, I slept soundly—though it might have been because I was tired. The large public bath was well-equipped and enjoyable. Please note that the Room does not provide skincare products like lotion or pajamas such as yukata or gowns, so bring what you need if necessary.

We stayed here as a family of three. The room was clean and well maintained, and we had a comfortable stay. The shower pressure was strong, which we were very satisfied with.

The building is old, but it has been kept reasonably clean. I’m sensitive to the dusty feel of older buildings, but it didn’t bother me much. It’s a traditional pension with a retro vibe. The owner was also very pleasant. I stayed in a Room with a unit bath. The unit bath was small and not really the kind you can relax in, but considering the price, I was satisfied. I’d like to stay here again when I visit Hakuba.

The staff are very kind. Just a short walk from the Futenma Market Entrance bus stop. For shopping, there's a supermarket across the crosswalk. The washing machine is indoors. The dryer is conveniently located outside the door on the same floor. The refrigerator comes with a freezer. The water pressure for the shower and other facilities is sufficient. The Room is clean and comfortable. It had all the best conditions for a long trip. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

Close to the city center, the private Room at this price was very satisfying. It was a very enjoyable trip. Thank you very much. Looking forward to staying again!

Check-in was smooth, and the Hotel staff were kind. The parking staff were also very courteous, and when we checked out, the cleaning staff were on the same floor and greeted us with a smile—excellent service. The Room was quiet despite being right near the downtown area, and it was spacious and clean. It also had plenty of amenities and appliances, so we had a very comfortable stay. You can’t use the elevator without tapping your key, so it felt very secure. It may not be a Hotel in name, but I was more satisfied than with many Hotels. Thank you!

We enjoyed beautiful ocean views and had fun fishing, exploring Ryugu Cave, and trying sandboarding. We also visited Hirizo Beach, went snorkeling, and experienced a natural aquarium. It became a wonderful summer vacation memory.

It was an affordable stay, but it was disappointing that there was no TV.

I stayed in a dormitory. It seems the men’s and women’s areas are separated, likely to the left and right with the front lounge in between. The building itself is new and stylish, and the Room felt compact (about three bunk beds per Room?), but each bed was spacious. Having a toilet and washbasin inside the Room was especially convenient. Perhaps because of the location, many guests were very well-mannered, and the wash area was always clean, making for a comfortable stay. The Accommodation is part of a shopping arcade building; downstairs there’s a stylish souvenir shop, Chinese food and pasta restaurants, and even a movie theater—such a great modern use of the space. They were showing “National Treasure.” I enjoyed walking around to Tenmangu Shrine, the Former Karatsu Bank Building, the Former Oshima Residence, and Karatsu Castle (a bit far but accessible by bus), as well as stopping by a supermarket. After picking up my stored luggage, it was just a 3-minute walk to the station. With excellent access for exploring on foot, this was an Accommodation I’d love to stay at again. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

We planned to visit my mother's grave and do some sightseeing, so we looked for a place to stay and found this pension. We initially reserved one room for four people, but since it felt a bit cramped for four adults, the owner kindly offered us two rooms instead. The pension itself is undeniably old, but both the owner and his wife were very friendly and approachable. Most importantly, the meals were absolutely delicious! Our whole family kept saying how tasty everything was. When making your reservation, I highly recommend including dinner in your plan. We chose a room with an attached bathroom and toilet, which allowed us to use them without worrying about other guests—this was very convenient!

I didn't have high expectations from the exterior, but the Room was spacious and comfortable. Breakfast was a self-service style where you toast your own bread, including toast, butter rolls, and sliced French bread, but it was unexpectedly delicious. The soups were also tasty. Perhaps there might be a partnership with the Gusto restaurant across the street?!

All the staff were very attentive, and I was able to relax and rest well. The meals were delicious, too. I’d love to stay again for an autumn hike.

I was looking for accommodation on the same day. The room had a retro Showa-era vibe. The entire town felt like a retro Showa-era setting, making it feel like I had time-traveled. It was the kind of room that could appear in a Tora-san movie. Thank you very much!

The extension cord provided was very helpful. There was plenty of parking, and having many shops nearby was convenient. Breakfast was a great value for the price.

Although it is small, the family-run Accommodation offers friendly, welcoming service, and we felt very comfortable throughout our stay. It does feel a bit dated in places, but the renovated private open-air bath and the Room (with a large TV) were excellent, and the meals were beautifully presented—we were completely satisfied. It’s an Accommodation we’d love to return to. If I had to mention one thing, it would have been even better if we could use that open-air bath in the morning as well.

A friendly manager provides attentive service. The Facility is kept clean.

This time, I met a friend in Tsuruhashi, but recently, Hotel prices have become too high, making it difficult for Japanese people to find places to stay in their own country. Tears... However, I discovered a great hostel in Imazato. I think it was 5,500 yen for a twin single-use room. It takes about 8 minutes from the station to arrive. It feels a bit small, but the owner's attention to detail makes it surprisingly great! Considering the price, it's really good. The room is also kept clean, and I will definitely stay here again next time.

The private villa feel was wonderful. The views were excellent, and the Onsen was relaxing—we really enjoyed our stay. The location was convenient, with the nearest convenience store about a 10-minute drive away.