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I was worried because the Reviews I checked in advance were low, but I’m very satisfied. The Room was spacious, and the view toward Zenkoji Temple and the night scenery were amazing. The amenities were well stocked, and both the open-air bath and indoor bath were great. Since it was that time of year when the Room heating wasn’t on, it was cold, so I contacted the front desk and they brought me a fan heater. There were some stains and dirt on the carpet, and the amenities didn’t feel particularly luxurious, but at this price it’s more than enough. It seems like meal ratings are very low, but since my stay was No Meals Included, I can’t comment. If you go down about 10 minutes there’s a convenience store, and beyond that there’s an AEON mall, popular supermarkets, chain restaurants, and ramen shops—so even with No Meals Included there’s no problem. I’ll stay here again next year!!

This Hotel is close to Hokkaido University Hospital and the ginkgo-lined avenue, and I had wanted to stay here for a long time. The Room was clean and well maintained, and it also had a microwave. The Hotel was quiet, the bed was comfortable, and I could relax as if I were in my own Room. The view from the Room was beautiful, and I took a walk around the Hokkaido University campus before heading out. I would love to stay at this Hotel again.

I was thinking of staying at an internet café, but when I searched just in case, this place came up. Maybe because it was a weekday, it was very affordable even though it’s close to the station. I didn’t expect much, but the service was great, the Room was clean, and the bathroom was spacious—very satisfied. I’d like to stay again if I have the chance. If there had been some drinks available, I would have given it 5 stars.

Conveniently located near the station, and I truly appreciated how courteous and attentive the front desk staff were. For this price, the breakfast buffet was also very satisfying, making for an enjoyable stay.

The building and facilities are old, but I was able to stay comfortably at a reasonable price.

The property was thoroughly cleaned, and the futons and sheets were very clean as well.

There are various Onsen, but in my experience, Tsuta Onsen, Kuzu Onsen, and Ohira Onsen are mild and welcoming for everyone. For easy access from the Kanto region, Kuzu Onsen in Omachi City, Nagano Prefecture is recommended. At Takasekan in Kuzu Onsen, you can enjoy dishes made with plenty of local ingredients—so many that it might be hard to finish them all. While it may not be gourmet cuisine, everything is delicious. Dinner portions are particularly generous. I visited Kuzu Onsen 11 years ago as well and remember the dessert being delightful at that time too. Including a single piece of fruit would make it even better for those who prefer locally sourced items or lighter options. It’s preferable for leftover food to be handled out of sight rather than at guests' tables. Even part-time staff should ensure thorough cleaning of ashtrays and toilets for an impeccable experience overall.

I don't smoke, but I booked a room since there was no non-smoking room option. I'm not particularly sensitive to the smell of smoke and thought it would be fine as long as I could open the window. However, the window lock seemed to be broken and couldn't be opened, so I requested a room change, which they kindly accommodated. This was my second stay; during my previous summer visit, the screen door was slightly torn, which was disappointing. While the affordability is appreciated, it would be great if basic facilities were properly maintained.

The front desk service is extremely poor.

The Facility of the Hotel is slightly outdated, but the service and amenities are excellent. The breakfast, in particular, offers a wide variety of dishes and is highly satisfying.

This was my first time making a Reservation through Yahoo Travel, but I’ve actually been staying here for over 20 years—it’s my regular Accommodation. Because it uses standard apartment units as a Hotel, guests’ privacy is well protected. It feels like coming back to my own place when I stay here. I’m disappointed that the breakfast service ended after the renovation, but given recent circumstances, it’s understandable. I’m also familiar with the staff, which makes me feel at ease.

With free parking, I think the price is very reasonable for this location. It’s also easy to park. If the lot is full, there are plenty of nearby coin-operated parking lots (around 700 yen). The Room is compact and the services are minimal, but it was properly cleaned and I had a comfortable stay. The convenience store next door was open 24 hours. Once payment is completed, checkout is self-service—you simply leave the key at the front desk and head out.

It wasn’t like the Hotels I’ve stayed at before or a fully equipped Ryokan, but it had a relaxing atmosphere and warm hospitality. There is no toilet or washbasin in the Room, so it may not be suitable for guests with limited mobility. There was a piano in the Room—are guests allowed to play it? The Onsen is spacious enough for two people to enjoy comfortably, and you can also use it as a private bath without making a Reservation. On the second day, checkout was at 12:00, so we could take our time. They also stored our luggage while we went to collect Gorogoro Water and visit Godaimatsu Limestone Cave, which made sightseeing much easier. The elderly gentleman kindly said, “It’s hot down below, so please take care of yourself.” After returning to Osaka, I somehow felt lighter and full of energy! It was a mysterious place—somewhere between the world below and heaven.

I had reserved the deluxe kaiseki dinner, and it truly was luxurious—so much that I couldn’t finish it. I declined the final rice and clear soup because I knew I wouldn’t be able to eat them. The Onsen water quality was excellent and left my skin feeling silky smooth. There were several baths, and I really enjoyed them. The Ryokan staff were also very courteous and attentive. I would love to stay again. Thank you very much.

Although the building is old, parking is free if spaces are available. It’s close to Saga Plaza, the large public bath is very relaxing, the futon was unexpectedly fluffy, and the heating and air conditioning were excellent. I’d like to stay again.

This was my second stay. I stayed alone in a twin Room, but there were only towels for one person. Used items could be placed in a basket outside the Room, and replacements would be provided in the same basket. For Multiple Night Stays, toothbrushes and other amenities need to be requested on paper. Not having even one spare set made me quite uneasy. Since I stayed for 5 days, I would have appreciated at least two sets being prepared initially as it was a twin Room. While this may align with SDGs principles, I personally prefer comfort during my stay. If not providing them from the start is the policy, that's fine too—I used my own towels since there was a fully automatic washing machine in the Room. Despite these complaints, the Hotel staff were extremely kind and accommodating. My thanks to them! Additionally, having a 24-hour supermarket and beach right in front of the Hotel made for an excellent experience overall.

We stayed as a family of three, and the affordable price was a great help. The bath was clean, the hot spring water quality was excellent, and we were very satisfied.

I stayed here again after a long time. I had always thought it was great, and I was very satisfied. My friend, who was visiting for the first time, also praised everything—the meals, the Onsen, and the staff’s service. I would like to stay here again.

We were amazed by the generous portions, and we’re glad we chose the boat-style sashimi platter. Everyone who assisted us was very pleasant, so we felt at ease throughout our stay. It was a little disappointing that the toilet’s bidet function wasn’t working and that the air conditioner didn’t reach the temperature we set.

With a coupon, it came to around JPY 7,000 per night for two people including breakfast (a rice ball bento and tea), which was great value for money.