Moto Zenkoji Station × Highly rated for dining at Hotel·Ryokan

To avoid the hassle of traveling for breakfast, I stay at the Silk Hotel, but the price difference was so large that I chose the Annex this time. The comfort and sleep quality were up to Silk Hotel standards. I always look forward to the breakfast yogurt, but the peach wasn’t very good. Also, the Jingisukan I was looking forward to tasted a bit off. I think it was just bad luck—it's usually excellent.

I visited by motorcycle this time, and I really appreciated being able to park under the eaves so it stayed dry even in the rain. The staff were very kind and helpful, and I was very satisfied. There are several yakiniku restaurants near the Hotel, so I also enjoyed Iida’s famous yakiniku.

Thank you for having us on the Plan with breakfast included. The breakfast buffet featured a wide variety of locally sourced dishes. I had Nozawana pickles and apple juice, and they were very delicious.

There is no bathtub—only a shower—but I was very satisfied with the clean Facility, healthy meals, and the open, nature-rich surroundings. There is a day-use Onsen nearby.

I stayed with a friend's family. Despite having small and noisy children, the staff warmly welcomed us, which we greatly appreciated. The onsen was incredibly relaxing. The breakfast was also very delicious. We stayed in a large room for two groups, and it was spacious and fantastic. Having two restrooms in the room was also convenient. Thank you for taking care of us!

About a 10-minute walk from Iida Station, this retro Showa-era Accommodation is close to the famous Apple Tree-Lined Street. While the age of the Facility is noticeable, there is an elevator and everything is kept clean, so I had no particular inconveniences during my stay. There is a slightly larger family bath; women can use it with peace of mind by hanging the “in use” card on the door and locking it from inside. It was much more comfortable than the small unit bath in the Room. In the dining area, instant coffee, barley tea, and cold water are available freely, and there is also a microwave, so I brought my own breakfast and enjoyed eating there at a relaxed pace. The staff kindly told me that I could leave my trash on the table as it was, and I often saw them diligently cleaning or handling linens in the hallway—overall their pleasant service made for a comfortable stay. The down comforter was light and cozy, and I slept very well. Although it’s in town, it felt surprisingly quiet, and there are no convenience stores nearby, so it’s best to buy what you need in advance. I was able to stay in a twin Room for just over 10,000 yen, which helped keep travel costs down. I’d be happy to stay again if I have another chance.