Ishikiri Station × Stays With Popular BreakfastHighly rated for customer service and hospitality at Hotel·Ryokan

The Room is bright and clean. I like the large public bath with its spacious tub that warms you up, and this time I also enjoyed a morning bath. It’s convenient that you can check how crowded it is in advance. Breakfast offers different side-dish options each day, so even on a Mu

Everything was well provided, which was very helpful. The room was clean, the bathroom was easy to use, and it was comfortable. There was also a coin laundry and an ice machine with disposable paper cups. A phone charger was available as well. It was very convenient. The amenities such as the bed and TV were also comfortable. Several Hotel staff members were kind and helpful, and I would like to stay again.

The cleanliness of the Room, the bath, and the quality of breakfast were excellent, leading to high satisfaction. Especially noteworthy was the exceptional hospitality of the staff. The foreign staff at check-in worked diligently, and the female staff during breakfast were very k

The guest room was well-maintained and very satisfying. The Hotel breakfast buffet is of higher quality compared to Coco's breakfast buffet. There are two convenience stores right in front of the Hotel and a drugstore nearby. The drugstore sells alcohol at prices lower than th

I have been using this Hotel for 10 years. While the Facility may not match the newer Hotels that have been popping up recently, I always feel at ease with their consistent and reliable service. Despite its age, the cleaning is thorough, and my favorite part is the sleepwear.

Although the property is old, it is well cleaned and comfortable. The Wi‑Fi connection is unreliable, and it is inconvenient that it does not work at all in the early morning.

I needed to stay overnight with my son on short notice, so I looked for a twin room. It was No Meals Included, but we were more than satisfied. The bathroom is a unit bath, but it’s a newer type and slightly more spacious. There are convenience stores and AEON right in front of the property. There are several nearby parking lots, with a maximum fee of 600 yen. The staff were also kind.

The meals were delicious. Dinner was especially outstanding (breakfast too). The large public bath was spacious, and the shower had strong water pressure. The Room felt clean and the lighting was bright, which was great, but I did notice a little light coming in through gaps in the curtains when sleeping, and the small constantly lit indicator on what seemed to be a ceiling alarm was quite bright. I would stay again if I have the chance.

The service was courteous, the Facility was new, and it offered great value for the price. The vending machine selection is a matter of preference, but it would be even better if you could stock at least one type of sports drink (for hangover prevention).

I stayed one night in a single Room. I was feeling anxious about my stay, but when I spoke with the staff at check-in, they kindly listened and helped me right away. It really put me at ease and allowed me to focus on what I needed to do. It was a huge help—thank you so much again. Everyone was very kind to me, and thanks to that, I achieved a good result. The Room was quiet and relaxing, and the air conditioner had already cooled the Room well when I entered, which felt great. It did feel a bit old, but it was spacious, clean, and comfortable. I would definitely like to stay again next time.

I stayed for three nights to visit the Expo. It was mid-September, and I paid just under 7,000 yen per night. The Hotel is close to the station, has a large public bath, and the breakfast was quite delicious. Although it is far from the city center, it is a highly valuable Hotel depending on your purpose, and I would like to stay again. Honestly, the women's public bath is small with only four washing stations, but I had it all to myself during my stay.

I had a very comfortable stay for two days. There is also an Onsen Facility, which helped me relax and recover from the fatigue of traveling. If possible, I would appreciate it if the level of crowding at the Onsen could be shown in a bit more detail (in real time).