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Although it was during the summer vacation season, it wasn’t overly crowded, and we fully enjoyed the delicious meals and the Onsen. I quickly finished breakfast and went to work, and since I returned in the evening, I only had breakfast and dinner, but they also had Häagen-Dazs ice cream, so I was very satisfied with what was offered. If I come back to this area again, I would like to stay here again.

The women’s bath was on the smaller side, but the location was excellent, with a large supermarket next door and a convenience store diagonally across the street. If you adjust your bathing time slightly, you can enjoy it almost privately, which was great. I had business in Tsuruoka City, and the travel distance wasn’t an issue; the staff were also very helpful, so I had a comfortable two-night stay.

The rooftop restaurant at Hotel Fammy Inn Makuhari was delicious and surprisingly affordable!! Their “quick drink set” came with 5–6 appetizers plus a beer for an unbelievable 1,300 yen!! I was amazed when they served things like gyoza, simmered konjac balls, and fried items. Such a great deal!! I also tried some rice bowls—the chashu pork bowl and the teriyaki chicken bowl were both really tasty. And the owner is incredibly handsome!! Since this handsome owner prepares everything one after another by himself, it can take a little time, but I was very satisfied with both the taste and the price. It seems you can use the restaurant even if you’re not staying overnight, as long as you visit for day-use bathing at the large public bath on the rooftop floor. The large public bath is also fantastic—you get a great view over Makuhari from up high. I didn’t try it myself, but I heard their sashimi set meal is also rich and delicious!! And the Japanese breakfast on the first floor is great too. The grandmothers work hard to cook and warmly take care of guests. The front desk staff are kind, and it looks like they also offer Shuttle Service by bus. It’s a bit old in places, but they take great care of you overall—I’d like to stay again.

The open-air bath was truly wonderful, and the water temperature was very comfortable, so I could soak for a long time. It was a No Meals Included Plan, but I was able to spend a quiet and relaxing time. It’s an Accommodation where I could really unwind, and I’d like to stay again. Thank you very much.

The Onsen was excellent. Thanks to the Onsen, I slept very well. Thank you very much.

The Facility had a charming retro Showa-era vibe and a great atmosphere. The baths included an open-air bath and a sauna. There was no cold plunge pool, but I still felt refreshed. The Room was shared by four people, with two beds (Simmons) and two sets of futons, so it was spacious and comfortable. Meals were buffet-style with all-you-can-drink options, with beer including The Premium Malt’s and Shizuoka Mugishu. There was only one type of sake (a bit disappointing). They also had lemon sours, whisky, and shochu. There were plump, thick eel dishes, Hamamatsu gyoza, and a self-serve hot pot, and overall I was very satisfied with the selection. In the morning, we ate while looking out over the lakeside view. There were guests from various backgrounds, but the 분위phere felt calm, so we could relax peacefully. I’d like to stay again if I have the chance.

Whenever I stay in Kanoya, I almost always choose Satsukien. The price and convenience are excellent, which is a big help. This time, perhaps because it was a corner Room, it felt more spacious. I didn’t have breakfast due to my schedule, but personally I preferred the Japanese set meal I had before over a buffet.

I stayed here to celebrate a friend’s 70th birthday. The Facility is old, but well maintained, and I had a very comfortable stay. Dinner in particular was excellent—the restaurant had a lovely atmosphere (the live piano performance was wonderful), and both the wine and the food were delicious. They also prepared a celebratory dessert plate, and at breakfast they made a special drink along with congratulatory words. It was a wonderful celebration trip. Thank you very much.

I stay at Comfort Hotel properties in various areas. Kitakami was good as well, but I would like to mention one thing. There was a large amount of black lint-like debris on the Room carpet. It wasn’t noticeable when standing, but it stood out when sitting. It seemed like the kind of dirt that could have been removed with proper vacuuming during cleaning. The next morning, I informed the front desk and had the Room cleaned, and after that I was able to spend the following three days comfortably. Because of my work, I stay at Hotels throughout The whole country. Even if a Facility is old, I think it is a good Hotel as long as it feels clean; on the other hand, even a new Hotel can feel unpleasant if cleaning is not thorough. In the past, I stayed at a Hotel in Naha that was only about one month old, and it was exactly the latter. Please continue improving so guests can use your Hotel with peace of mind. I will continue to stay with you in the future.

The Room was clean as always, and I was able to relax. I understand the air conditioning is shared across all Rooms, but it was still hot even after turning off the AC, so it would be appreciated if the window could be opened even a little. I know this may be for fall-prevention reasons, but aside from that, it was affordable and I was very satisfied.

Staying over Silver Week.\n\nMaybe because I made my Reservation late, every Hotel was fully booked, and the ones with availability were expensive.\nWhile I was debating what to do, I found this place.\n\nI thought, “A capsule hotel…,” but the Room was larger than a typical capsule hotel and very clean. The bed was also big.\nThere’s no lock and the ceiling is open, so you can hear noise from neighboring Rooms, but it was more than good enough for me.\nEveryone around me was considerate about noise as well, so nothing bothered me in particular.\n\nThe women-only area had excellent security, so I felt completely at ease. I relaxed in the bath after a long day and slept soundly.\nOf course, some people may not like this type of Room, but for someone like me who usually sleeps in my car, it felt like heaven.\nUnlimited access to the bath at this price is very appealing.\nSince sleeping in a car isn’t possible on extremely hot or cold days, I’d like to stay here again when traveling in Hokuriku.\n\nJust one thing: the lighting in the Room was a bit dim, which made it hard to do my makeup.\nI used the vanity area in the bathroom instead; personally it wasn’t an issue for me—just for your reference.\n\nThank you very much for your hospitality.

Convenient access from Shinsaibashi, and the Hotel lobby is spacious. I checked in at night, but it was reassuring to have staff at the front desk. The amenities are well stocked, including skincare items. There is no complimentary mineral water in the Room, but there is a water dispenser at the front desk—don’t forget to bring your own bottle. Breakfast offers rice, bread, pancakes, and a solid variety of dishes. The Room and bathroom are reasonably spacious, and overall it felt like a very good value Hotel.

I planned to go to Nara for a meal, and since I was there anyway, I stayed one night. The high ceiling and the curved vanity area made it feel more spacious than it actually was. It seemed almost fully booked and there were many families with children, but the Room was quiet and comfortable. The bathtub was also roomy. The staff were friendly and pleasant, and I’d like to come back again for a relaxing stay. Breakfast was delicious too, with a clean and well-kept buffet.

Since the event was in Kashima City, Saga, I chose Tosu Station for its convenient JR connections. I often stay at Route Inn Hotels. With the app installed, check-in is very quick and smooth. Recommended for those who frequently stay at Route Inn Hotels properties. However, anyone can go to any floor by elevator, which is a security concern. The bath turned out to be a small public bath rather than a large one—it was so small it made me laugh. That said, you can check how crowded it is on the TV screen, which is convenient. Breakfast offered such a wide selection that it was hard to decide what to choose.

Thank you for taking care of us on our family trip. The building was old, but the bath and the Room were clean, so it didn’t bother us. The parking attendant, the front desk staff, and all other employees were very pleasant, and we were able to stay comfortably. There is no refrigerator in the Room, but there was a shared refrigerator in the washroom area that we could use. Tea was also provided in the hallway. Since we used the bath late at night, it was almost like having it to ourselves and we could relax. The open-air bath was also very nice. Breakfast was mainly Japanese-style, and the rice was especially delicious. We were told it is cooked in a traditional pot, and it even had some crispy browned rice. We also heard that staff draw the water themselves, and it tasted great as well. Our family has been saying we’d love to come again.

If you’d otherwise pay for a taxi after a night out, staying overnight is cheaper and gives you peace of mind. It’s a shame I couldn’t have the curry at dinner, but I’ll enjoy the sausage curry in the morning. I didn’t realize loungewear wasn’t allowed in the lobby, but I was able to use it without any issues. I look forward to staying with you again next time.

This capsule Hotel offers outstanding value for money. The bath area is small, but the Facility is sufficient for bathing. It also comes with a sauna, which is a great bonus at this price.

For my first trip to Ishigaki, I chose ANA for the last two nights of a four-night stay because I wanted more of a resort experience than sightseeing. I booked the Club Wing and it was absolutely the right choice. I debated until the very end between Fusaki and ANA, but I have no regrets—clean rooms, beautiful views, great food, and a highly satisfying lounge. ■ Pool The Club Wing’s private pool is an infinity pool—perfect for adults who want to relax in peace. Many guests were reading or napping on the loungers in swimwear, and maybe it was just luck, but it truly felt like a “quiet” resort scene and was very comfortable. Since the private pool closes at 6:00 PM (short hours), we also used the Sunset Pool (Bay Wing), which is open until 8:00 PM; at certain times it was lively with small children, which reminded me again how calm the Club Wing area is. ■ Breakfast You can use both SALTIDA and the Club Lounge for breakfast, so we tried both. If you’re traveling with kids, prefer a large buffet selection, or want Japanese options like steamed rice and natto, SALTIDA is recommended. However, if you’re staying in the Club Wing, I strongly recommend having breakfast in the lounge. You can choose a main dish such as Yaeyama soba or taco rice (daily specials), and you’ll definitely leave full. The overall selection is smaller than SALTIDA’s buffet, but with a main dish included it’s more than enough—and above all you can enjoy breakfast in a calm, quiet setting. ■ Dinner If you enjoy drinks or don’t eat much, cocktail time alone will likely be filling enough (canapés, cheese, prosciutto/hams, etc.). On our last night we decided to try SALTIDA’s dinner buffet as well—and that turned out to be a great choice too. Each item was high quality and there was plenty of variety. Rather than being a typical “fun” buffet style meal (in that sense), it felt like content geared toward adults—ethnic dishes and excellent beef steak among others. The only slight disappointment was that there weren’t Japanese dishes or noodle options like at breakfast (no hot noodles). It would have been nice to have Yaeyama soba. ■ Location It’s some distance from the Ocean Wing (main building) where convenience stores/shops and an indoor pool are located. For activity plans with transportation included, pick-up is usually in front of the Ocean Wing entrance at ANA. From the Club Wing you’ll need to take a cart ride there—but if you ask at reception they arrange transport right away—so it wasn’t inconvenient at all!

We stayed at Kamenoi Hotel for the first time with our grandchildren to celebrate my husband’s 60th birthday. The room was lovely, and the food was delicious with a great variety. The morning bath was also wonderful, though it was a shame we couldn’t see the view outside from the open-air bath. On our way home, we talked about how we’d like to stay here again when we visit Beppu together.

This was my first time staying in a room with a private open-air bath. The room was clean, and the open-air bath was very relaxing. Since it’s close to the sea, the sashimi was exceptionally delicious. Of course, the other dishes were also great—I ate too much. If I have the chance, I’d love to visit again.