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I stayed here during my trip back home. It was a charming one-building rental Hotel. In the morning, I enjoyed coffee on the terrace while listening to birds chirping. The TV also allowed access to YouTube. There was a gecko (haha), but I had a comfortable stay. I would love to stay here again if I have the chance.

We booked two separate villas through different travel agencies, but you arranged for them to be close to each other, which was a great help.

We stayed as a party of two this time, but I’d recommend it even more for a larger group to enjoy together. The complimentary bread and drinks such as alcohol, beer, and water were much appreciated.

Although it’s an older building, it was very clean and well maintained. Best of all, the view of Mt. Fuji is spectacular! The service was excellent, and thank you for your thoughtful hospitality. We’ll be back!

A whole-house rental Accommodation in a designated Tangible Cultural Property. The place was spotless, the futons were fluffy and comfortable, and it was a relaxing space. It was very cozy. I rated the bath 3 because I didn’t use it. The bath seemed to have no issues at all in terms of size, but we love saunas, so we used a nearby day-use bathing Facility instead. It was a valuable experience that let us feel Japan’s good old days. Thank you very much.

Rooms with toilets also include a refrigerator and washing machine, making it convenient for long-term stays without needing to leave the room. In July, it was comfortable without using the air conditioner. If you try to enter from the Kenmeri Tree side, you won't be able to as it's the back entrance. The main entrance is accessible by walking clockwise around the property. The private garden is stunningly beautiful and Instagram-worthy. Maintaining it must require significant effort.

I stayed here because I wanted to visit the Twelve Lakes. If you’re staying, I recommend the cottage! The staff were kind and taught me a lot, and since I was traveling by train, the Shuttle Service was also very helpful. For meals, I was happy to enjoy plenty of local specialties from Fukaura. Overall, I had a comfortable stay with no particular inconveniences, so it’s 5 stars. It was a very enjoyable trip.

Recently, hotels around Atami Station have become expensive, costing nearly 20,000 yen. This guesthouse is not only well-located but also clean. My room was a premium one with double the space of a standard room, making it comfortable even with lots of luggage. Everyone had good manners, and I could sleep soundly until morning without needing earplugs. The Wi-Fi is fast and works without any issues. The ceiling height is low, which can be slightly inconvenient when changing clothes, but it’s not bothersome while sleeping. There are shared facilities like a refrigerator, microwave, and kitchen, making it ideal for those looking to save on costs.

As it was our first time camping/glamping, I think it was well suited for beginners. I won’t go into details as I don’t want to cause any issues for the Facility, but when my child got burned, you took great care of us. We are truly grateful for your warm support in so many ways, without a single unpleasant look. It was a little disappointing that it became pitch-dark at night with almost no streetlights and felt scary, and that there was no bathtub in the morning Onsen, but everything else was wonderful: delicious meals that left us completely full, very clean toilets and wash areas, activities like the campfire and roasting marshmallows, and the outdoor playground—we had a great time! The Room was also lovely and very comfortable. Every staff member was wonderful and made us feel warmly welcomed. Thank you very much.

The sashimi—super fresh abalone, spiny lobster, sea bream, and turban shell—was outstanding. It was sliced to order and incredibly lively! The simmered rockfish and deep-fried flounder were also exquisite. Even the rice was delicious. Every dish was perfectly seasoned, and the meal was a true feast that left us completely full.\n\nThe building has a charming retro Showa-era feel, and it was spotlessly cleaned throughout, which made our stay very comfortable. The TV, air conditioner, air purifier, hair dryer, and other appliances are all modern. The washroom and toilets are shared but clean and equipped with bidet seats. We were able to use the shared refrigerator in the hallway.\n\nThe bath was spacious and clean as well. The friendly proprietress—an active ama diver—chatted with us warmly, making our stay even more enjoyable. I’ve already recommended this place to friends and my siblings’ families. We would love to visit again. Thank you very much.

I had such a pleasant stay that I've decided to make it my regular accommodation whenever I come to this area! The place was clean and tidy, the room felt very spacious, the attention to detail was wonderful, and my child had a great time. The meals were delicious with plenty of fish and generous portions. For young children, the beach right in front and the park with playground equipment were very exciting. I want to visit again during the summer vacation.

I’m not good with the cold, so I was a bit worried about how warm the Room would be, but there was a heater and a kotatsu, and they even provided a hot water bottle for sleeping, so I stayed very comfortably. Also, I didn’t know that access to nine different hot springs was included, but they were all fun and I was completely satisfied. Breakfast was delicious as well, and I truly had a wonderful time. Highly recommended Accommodation. Thank you very much.

Both the experience and the price were perfect—absolutely amazing!

I stayed for one night, and the Room was clean and had a humidifier, so I was able to spend my time very comfortably. You can shop at the shopping street in front of the station, and since it’s about a 5–6 minute walk to the station, it wasn’t a hassle to go out to a convenience store if I needed anything else. Access to Todaiji Temple and the National Museum is also great—they’re within walking distance. As for the Facility amenities, both the bathroom shower and hair dryer are ReFa. The bath is not an Onsen, but the tub water level is preset automatically; it fills all the way up, and when I stretched out my tired legs and soaked in it, the water overflowed and my fatigue just melted away. The bath towels and face towels were thick and fluffy. The towel by the toilet is thin. Refrigerators in Business Hotels often don’t get very cold, but this one gets ice-cold. Beer tastes great as well. There were three cars parked in the parking lot, so I knew there were three other groups staying besides me. Inside, I could occasionally hear faint signs of others, but I never ran into anyone, and it didn’t feel noisy at all at night. There’s also a small bakery right next door that opens from 8:00 a.m., so I bought something there for breakfast. I usually make Reservations at Hotels with a front desk, but choosing this place was truly the right decision. From now on, whenever I go to Nara, I will definitely stay here again.

We stayed as four adults while returning home with my mother, who uses a wheelchair. We made a Reservation for a kaiseki course in a special Room with an Onsen. From check-in to check-out, the staff were outstanding. Not only did we have no complaints, we were able to relax in complete comfort. The Onsen had both an indoor bath and an open-air bath, and following the sommelier’s recommended way of bathing left our skin silky smooth. At dinner, we enjoyed sake as well as beer. When we couldn’t decide what to choose, a staff member knowledgeable about sake came over and carefully explained each label, helping us find recommendations that matched our preferences. The Room was spacious and spotless. The amenities were excellent, and our whole family was very satisfied. My mother had suffered a subarachnoid hemorrhage two years ago, so I was worried about how much she would be able to enjoy the stay due to aftereffects. However, she said the food was delicious and ate happily. The in-room Onsen—fed by the same water as the large public bath—was also wonderful for her with family support, and she was very pleased. She bathed twice: at night and in the morning. It certainly wasn’t cheap, but it was an experience that exceeded its price in satisfaction.

The owner was very kind. I would definitely stay here again when I visit the area. Thank you very much.

I was looking for accommodation on the same day. The room had a retro Showa-era vibe. The entire town felt like a retro Showa-era setting, making it feel like I had time-traveled. It was the kind of room that could appear in a Tora-san movie. Thank you very much!

The Room was clean, and it was a very fun Hotel to stay in with a large group. There were two shower rooms, one of which had a bathtub. It was a very convenient Hotel.

The Onsen is on the small side, but since there are only about eight guest groups, you can relax and enjoy it at your own pace. Meals are served in semi-private dining areas, so you can dine comfortably. The menu is more than satisfying, with pork shabu-shabu, a sashimi platter, and tempura. You can also enjoy the outdoor Onsen—just as you’d expect from Kusatsu Onsen.

I was able to spend a relaxing time while enjoying the beautiful scenery at the quiet seaside. The shared space had stylish interiors, and at night, the indirect lighting created a wonderful and calm atmosphere. There was a display of various spices, which was intriguing. The owner was kind, and the seafood bowl restaurant in Shimonoseki that was recommended was cheap and delicious, leaving me very satisfied! Breakfast consisted of healthy and delicious steamed vegetables and shumai. I enjoyed it while watching the sunrise on the terrace. It was also interesting to try various spices. Since the curry seems to be delicious, I would love to come back here to eat when I visit Shimonoseki again.