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We stayed at the accommodation for a three-generation trip, as it was strongly requested by our grandchild. We didn't see any other Japanese guests during our stay. If we were more fluent in English, it would have been an even more enjoyable experience. We had breakfast at the attached café in the morning. Both the accommodation and café were stylishly designed and lovely places to be. The shower room was clean, though there was no bathtub. However, as Japanese people, especially seniors, we do miss soaking in a bath.

The address did not appear directly on the car navigation system, but when I contacted the staff, they kindly provided assistance and even sent an image via LINE. Their attentiveness and extra service spirit were impressive. As it was just a one-night stay for a tournament, I had no inconveniences during my time there. I was only surprised by the narrowness of the shower, but since I wasn't here for an Onsen visit, it wasn't an issue. I would like to use this place again for next year's tournament.

Close to the sea and local shops, it was a joy to stroll through the quiet village and truly relaxing. Dinner—appetizers, Agu pork shabu-shabu, and zenzai for dessert—was all delicious. Breakfast was wonderful as well. The warm smiles of the owner and his mother (?) made it even more special, turning this into an unforgettable trip. I fell in love with Ikei Island. I’d love to visit again someday.

Close to the sea, a great place for walking your dog. This time, we stayed with our 1-year-old child. Since eating out can be challenging, we used the well-equipped facilities at Kokoyui, including a hot plate. The detailed amenities provided make it convenient for families as well. We heard that fireworks can be seen nearby in summer, so we would love to stay here again.

I stayed in a room with a double bed. It was very spacious! The TV was large, and I enjoyed watching Netflix. The room had a washer with a dryer, which was very convenient. For Multiple Night Stays, it seems cleaning is not provided, so guests need to take care of trash disposal and bath towels themselves.

The staff provided very kind service, and the Room was the closest to the front desk. Despite arriving early, we were allowed to check in, and since we brought our own food and drinks, we could enjoy a barbecue from an early time. The sunset view from the oceanfront was breathtaking. The Room was also cute and stylish, making it a very satisfying stay.

It was a delightful space that made our time at the accommodation enjoyable during our multiple night stay on a long-awaited trip to Hakodate. The facility was excellent, and I definitely want to stay here again. As for my impressions, the windows were quite large, so having something like roll curtains would have been nice. Also, while there were three parking spaces nearby, I slightly wished there was one more space in front of the entrance.

After enjoying a touring experience in Wakayama, savoring delicious Kue cuisine has become an annual pleasure. The sunset over the Pacific Ocean viewed from the dining Room was incredibly beautiful. Looking forward to next season as well!

I was a bit anxious traveling solo during Golden Week, but I had a very comfortable stay in the spacious Room. I enjoyed both the Fu Chanpuru set dinner and breakfast, and the rice was especially delicious. With the beach and village nearby, my morning walk felt wonderful. There were face masks in the Room, which were gentle on my sunburned skin—I really appreciated the thoughtful touch. I was also glad to be able to borrow a muumuu. I’d love to come again.

It was a trip for two with my 93-year-old mother. Because there were a few steps to the private bath, they kindly drove us back and forth by car over the distance of several dozen meters. The Room’s large glass windows were beautifully polished, and thoughtful care was evident in every detail. The hostess’s hospitality was wonderful, and we were also impressed by how delicious the food was. It was an Accommodation we would love to visit again.

We stayed here as a family. The exterior and interior were stylish, and it was very comfortable. We had two 1-year-old children who enjoyed running around. The location was excellent, with the beach just a short walk away. We also used the grill for a BBQ. It was nice that plastic wrap and aluminum foil were provided, but when we went to use the aluminum foil, it was empty. Other than that, we were very satisfied with our stay. Thank you for your hospitality!

We stayed here with a group of seven men. The view from the windows, the open and airy living room, and the well-appointed guest rooms—everything was simply outstanding! If I had to mention anything, it may be difficult due to the location, but clearing the fallen leaves in the garden at check-in might make the beautiful scenery stand out even more. Also, if the area where the outdoor furniture is placed were kept a bit cleaner, we could enjoy ourselves even more from the moment we start getting settled. That said, even taking those points into account, this was a truly wonderful Accommodation with nothing to complain about! We would definitely love to stay again if we have another opportunity. Thank you very much for having us!

This was my second stay, and it was so comfortable that I wished I could have stayed longer. I will visit again. Having a convenience store on the first floor was fantastic!

Opened in March this year, this accommodation has been operating for just half a year. I discovered it through a friend's SNS post and decided to visit. Located on Oshima Island, part of the sacred route from Munakata Taisha's main shrine (Hetsu-miya: Munakata-san) to Okinoshima via Nakatsu-miya, the island is steeped in history as a World Heritage Site. On this day, we visited Hetsu-miya and then drove to Kami-no-Misaki Port in Munakata City to take the ferry "Oshima" to Oshima Port. We stayed as a couple in a glamping tent designed for four people. The dinner was so abundant that we couldn't finish it all—there was even wild boar meat served as an extra treat! We felt almost guilty about not being able to eat everything. Perched on top of a hill with stunning ocean views below... To the left, you can see Fukuoka City's artificial Island City "Kashii-Terihata" with its luxury tower apartments. Although it was cloudy that day, on clear days you might be able to spot PayPay Dome or Fukuoka Tower (we could faintly see Hilton Hotel). Within the facility, guests are transported by cart after parking their cars and can enjoy various options like buggies. This place feels so luxurious and special that I wondered if it's even appropriate to stay here on such sacred ground—it’s truly breathtaking. Near the ferry port is "Kansu Beach," which features a torii gate called "Yume no Sayojima" set in the sea; during low tide, you can walk across to this small island—a highlight of Oshima itself. While there are areas affected by landslides due to heavy rainstorms recently, I hope they recover soon. Honestly speaking, it's not very famous yet at this moment—but once it becomes well-known, reservations might become impossible! It’s such an incredible hidden gem that I almost wish it remains undiscovered by too many people. I will definitely return again someday. Thank you so much!!

We stayed for 4 nights, but unfortunately it rained throughout our stay and we couldn’t really go out onto the terrace. Still, we had a very comfortable time. After checking out, we stayed at a slightly more expensive Hotel, but we liked Loconia Terrace better (lol). We’d love to come back to watch the sunset from that terrace. We also enjoyed the souvenir you gave us on the beach—it was delicious. Thank you very much for your hospitality!

A wonderful private rental Accommodation on Maejima Island, about a 5-minute ferry ride from Ushimado Port. The Room and Facility were spotless, and the bath offered spectacular views of the calm Seto Inland Sea and a beautiful sky. The meal was also excellent—super-fresh sashimi, plenty of small side dishes, and delicious grilled kama—with generous portions that left us completely full. Beautiful sunflowers were in full bloom on the island as well. It was a relaxing trip to Okayama. We’d love to visit again in spring or autumn. Thank you!