Nationwide × Accommodation With Relaxing Welcome LoungeHighly rated Hotel·Ryokan - 112Page Number

I chose this Accommodation for the price and location, and it was very clean and wonderful! Thank you as well to the front desk staff for your kind assistance. It was a last-minute stay, so it’s a shame I couldn’t stay longer. I’d love to stay again!

The all-you-can-drink welcome drinks were fantastic. Draft beer, highballs, chuhai, and more. A variety of soft drinks is also available for children. It was a great way to unwind after a long drive. When you think of Ibusuki, you think of the sand bath. They also explain what to do afterward if you get sandy. You wear a special gown and the staff covers you with sand. The service was very courteous, and we were extremely satisfied. We will definitely visit again.

PATARIRO On my previous stay, it was very quiet and I wasn’t bothered by any noise from other guests, so this is my second time staying here. The Room was clean, and I had a comfortable stay. Thank you very much. There is a shop nearby run by someone I know, and I would like to stay here again when I visit there.

I was looking for an affordable hotel close to the venue to support my child's match. After reviewing the details, I decided to make a Reservation because of the appealing services such as organic amenities, a large public bath, breakfast buffet, and a selection of pillows. Upon arrival, I was greeted by the scent of aromatic herbs at the entrance, and the front desk staff provided excellent service. This Hotel is highly recommended for women due to its secure women's public bath area, which ensures peace of mind during use. If I recall correctly, the showerheads were Refa brand. It’s a comfortable place even for women traveling alone.

Although it is located in Kitanagase, away from the city center, parking is free, so it’s not an issue if you have a car. There is a convenience store next door, making shopping easy. The Facility is well maintained. The Room was spacious and had a full-size home refrigerator, which was convenient for freezing ice packs. Perhaps because it gets plenty of sunlight, the air conditioner did not cool as well at certain times during summer, so some adjustment may be needed. For stays of multiple nights, there is also a washing machine, so I would like to use it again.

We booked the Birthday Plan for our first family glamping experience, which also celebrated my wife's birthday. With the meal-inclusive plan, we enjoyed unlimited soft drinks and alcohol from the drink server in the management building, which we could take back to our tent—a very convenient feature. The nearby mountains, river, and park provided great opportunities for exploration and fun with our kids. We visited in early September and enjoyed listening to cicadas while spotting dragonflies, lizards, crickets, and more. It seems that stag beetles can also be found around July to August.

I stayed in early March. The Accommodation had a wonderful atmosphere, and the Room was very lovely. Amenities and services (usage guidance, drinks, breakfast, etc.) were well provided, so I didn’t need to bring much luggage. The walls were thin and I could hear things like sneezing from the floor above (it was very windy and the pollen was intense), but I had read the notes at the time of Reservation, so it didn’t bother me. However, because the walls and windows are thin, I personally felt quite cold. Blankets were available at the Accommodation, but if you are sensitive to cold, it may be best to dress warmly. The location is also convenient—close to Seibu-Chichibu Station and Ohanabatake Station—and you can enjoy street food along Banya Street, so I recommend staying here if you plan to explore the area. I would like to stay again if I have another opportunity.

We stayed in a Japanese-Western style Room for 4 adults during our family trip. The 39-square-meter space was spacious, and we could comfortably lay out four futons on the raised tatami area. The futons had mattress-like padding, allowing us to sleep soundly through the night. The carpeted area featured a large sofa bed and a TV stand that spanned an entire wall, providing ample storage space and convenience. The double-glazed windows were also a nice touch. The bathroom and toilet were separate, with the bathroom being as spacious as one at home, complete with a chair for added comfort during use. The Room appeared newly renovated, clean, and modern. We enjoyed two comfortable nights in this spacious accommodation. If we visit Osaka again, we would love to stay here once more!

We stayed as a family of four during the year-end holiday. When we informed our arrival time by phone, the owner warmly welcomed us with a set of welcome drinks prepared accordingly. While enjoying the drinks at the café on the first floor, we completed our check-in process and received recommendations for nearby dining spots and onsens, which showed their love for Ibusuki. The building is old but very well-maintained, with everything we needed like a kettle and coffee maker readily available, making it highly satisfying. The view of Kinko Bay from the window was also beautiful. We were especially grateful to enjoy authentic coffee during our trip. We used the in-room coffee maker to prepare coffee and poured it into our travel pot to enjoy during our drive. Although we only stayed for one night, I felt that it would be enjoyable to spend more time here as a base for exploring Ibusuki with family or friends at leisure. We only had a brief conversation with the owner during check-in, but they were kind and attentive, making us feel warmly welcomed despite being tired and anxious from traveling—bringing us great comfort. Thank you very much!

Right in front of us was a wide-open field. It was cloudy, so we couldn’t see the stars. Dinner was oven-roasted chicken. It was delicious, just as everyone said—though I’m not sure what it would be like if you stayed for two nights. Breakfast was simple and tasty as well. The honey was great, of course, and the corn and broccoli were also delicious.

Although I was a little confused at first because it was my first time using self check-in, both check-in and check-out were easy with no waiting time.\nThe Facility was clean and very well maintained, so I had a comfortable stay.\nI would like to stay again.

My sister and her husband from the U.S. visited Japan, and we used this accommodation for a one-night trip with our parents. The maisonette had 3 rooms with baths, each spacious, and the first floor featured a kitchen-equipped dining area and a living room with a fireplace, providing ample space even for 7 people. The center lounge offered alcohol-free drinks from morning to evening, which was perfect for those who enjoy non-alcoholic beverages (laughs). The young staff provided excellent service, while the experienced staff offered solid support when needed. We booked quite early at a very reasonable price; although there was an additional fee for early check-in, we opted for it. Please note that lounge access is available only after check-in. One night felt too short—I’d love to stay 2 or 3 nights next time!

During the prefectural resident discount period, we reserved the Chef’s Table, limited to one party per day. This Plan is not a typical “feast” course that simply upgrades ingredients like blackthroat seaperch or A5 wagyu; instead, it is the head chef’s creative kaiseki, carefully prepared with selected local ingredients. Everything was delicious, and each dish was explained in detail—2.5 hours flew by. From August, the standard course will become all-inclusive, and the private free-flowing hot spring bath (previously an extra charge) will also be available. It was already reasonably priced, but now it feels like unbeatable value—we don’t feel like staying anywhere else (laughs). Highly recommended Accommodation.

This was a return visit because when I stayed last November, I thought, “I’d like to come back in a different season.” As it was the rainy season, I couldn’t see Mt. Fuji at all—though it should have looked magnificent—but it turned out to be the perfect opportunity to relax indoors at the Facility. Since I arrived a little before check-in time, I contacted you hoping to leave my luggage only, and you kindly agreed. When I arrived, being greeted with “Welcome back!” was a wonderful start to the warm hospitality. Last time, I left several comments on things I hoped could be improved if possible, and every single one had been addressed—this thoughtfulness impressed me even more. Breakfast was changed from last time; the main dish was Saikyo miso–marinated rainbow trout, and it was so delicious that it made me want more rice. I’d love to visit again in another season as well—partly because I want to try yet another breakfast option.

The courteous service left the most lasting impression. In addition to the excellent location, the facility was well-maintained, clean, and comfortable. The amenity bar offered a wide variety of items, including cooling foot sheets and face packs, which were much appreciated. Complimentary coffee was available on the front desk floor. With traditional Japanese elements like tatami mats and shoji screens as part of the interior design, many guests were foreigners (mainly Westerners). During my stay, I heard more English than Japanese, which added a travel-like atmosphere even though I stayed for practical purposes. It was a hotel I would love to use again. Thank you very much!

Grateful for the staff's hospitality! Appreciate the delicious snacks and sake! Enjoy the beautiful night view and footbath along with your drink. A must-visit destination. Highly recommended!

I stayed here on May 28 while cycling the Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage. The building has a covered bicycle parking area immediately to the left of the entrance, which was very helpful. Taking the elevator to the second floor, I found a spacious front desk area with a cohesive gray-toned interior that was spotless and well maintained—my impression was of a very well-managed Hotel. Since I arrived early, I left some luggage with them and visited Temple No. 57 (Eifuku-ji) and Temple No. 58 (Senyu-ji) before check-in time. Senyu-ji in particular is beyond a steep climb of over 2 km, so being able to store my luggage was a huge help. After check-in, I also enjoyed the sauna with auto löyly, the large public bath, and the third-floor lounge offering complimentary snacks, coffee, tea, ice cream, and local sake (evenings only). I stayed without meals, but there were supermarkets and roadside restaurants nearby (Yoshinoya, MOS Burger, etc.), so it wasn’t an issue at all. If my departure hadn’t been so early in the morning, I would have liked to try the Hotel breakfast... My only complaint was that the laundry machine fee of 300 yen and dryer fee of 300 yen felt slightly higher than at other hotels; otherwise everything was high quality. Given how affordable it was as well, I was extremely satisfied.

I contacted the property as I was unlikely to make it in time for check-in, and received a very pleasant response over the phone. The Room was more spacious than expected, and having separate toilet and bath facilities was a plus. With a market and convenience store nearby, it was convenient for dining. I had a relaxing stay. Thank you!

Located in a residential area, it is quiet and has a cozy, home-like atmosphere. The property is very clean, and while the amenities are limited, it won’t be an issue for most travelers. It was a shame I couldn’t spend time in the Japanese-style lounge, but it’s a Hotel I’d like to book for a Multiple Night Stay.

The exterior looks old, but it has been renovated, and the Room and the space on the front desk floor were very clean and comfortable. The Room had only the essentials, making it simple and easy to stay in, with more than enough space for one person. Since I checked in after using a nearby Onsen, I only used the Room bathroom for a quick shower. The walls are thin, so you can tell when someone is in the next Room, which makes you mindful about coming and going. If there are enough Rooms available, I would appreciate being placed farther from other guests. All of the staff were pleasant. In the morning they baked bread for us, and we were able to enjoy it fresh out of the oven. The space is filled with many houseplants, creating a relaxing atmosphere. There is also a well-equipped remote work booth with a desktop setup and even partial partitions, so it seemed comfortable to bring work along as well. I considered another nearby Hotel but I’m glad I chose this one. Very satisfied. I would definitely like to stay here again when visiting Kanoya.