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The building is old, and the rooms are not very spacious, but the interior is clean and sufficient for a comfortable stay. Guests can use the large public bath at the neighboring Yurari facility. The pool is also available, so bringing swimwear could be a good idea. For dining, famous restaurants like Toyotsune and Ichiriki are located nearby. For Multiple Night Stays, cleaning service is provided every three days; however, towel replacement is available upon request. As a tip, you can access the neighboring public bath in loungewear provided by the Hotel. Since the Hotel slippers are thin, it might be helpful to bring your own from a 100-yen shop. The loungewear is well-made and warm enough even during winter. Parking is available at a paid parking lot right next to the Hotel for 600 yen per night. Please note that fees apply each time you enter or exit. The location of the Hotel may be slightly difficult to find; using Yakiniku Ichiriki as a landmark could help guide you there easily.

The moment I opened the door, there was a strong fabric softener smell, which was very disappointing, but the Room was spacious and I could relax comfortably. I think it would be even more comfortable with a small table and chairs, so I hope you will consider adding them.

As this is a simple Hotel, it can’t be helped that the room is small, but I wish the bathroom and toilet area had been a bit more spacious. The bed and main room were excellent. It was comfortable.

It was very close to the station, making it convenient to get anywhere. There was a convenience store (7-Eleven) and many places to eat nearby, so we had no trouble even without meals at the Hotel. We had Origin Bento for breakfast. We could also walk to the Glico Sign, and on the second day it was easy to transfer trains to get to Universal Studios Japan. The Room was very clean, but on the first day we noticed a lingering smell from the previous guest (maybe they grilled meat?). Since our Room faced the street and was on the second floor, traffic noise at night was loud, and from around 5 a.m. we could hear trains running underground. Because our Room was next to the emergency stairs, we were startled in the early morning by what sounded like a contractor closing a door. The shower faucet in the bathroom came loose easily. The location was excellent.

A friend had made a Reservation for a single Room, so we changed our Reservation and stayed in the twin Room instead. The Room was a Deluxe Twin—spacious, clean, and very nice. If I have the chance, I would like to stay at APA Hotel again. All the front desk staff were very kind and helpful. Thank you very much.

Since it’s close to the station, I checked the rate without breakfast first, and it was very affordable compared with other places around Kanazawa Station. There is a dedicated parking lot for about 10 cars, and there are also Times parking lots next to the Hotel and nearby; at 800 yen per night, it was quite cheap. The Room was cleaned well. The air conditioner is individually installed in each Room, but it feels a bit outdated. The bathroom in the Room is a unit bath, but adjusting the hot water manually wasn’t very convenient. However, you can make a Reservation for the private family bath in 30-minute slots. It’s spacious enough for about four people to relax, and there is an open-air bath next to it—great for unwinding in summer. They seem to be upgrading the toilets over time, but unfortunately our Room still had an older type. Most of all, the hostess was wonderful—that’s probably why they have so many regular guests.

Used this property when taking an evening ferry from Hakodate. It is very close to the ferry terminal. This time, I checked in after having dinner. Many guests likely arrive by motorcycle, and the bicycle/motorcycle parking signage was easy to understand, so I didn’t get lost. The Room was standard with everything needed—nothing more, nothing less.

2 minutes from Tokuyama Station Convenient location with a convenience store nearby. The Facility is old, but considering the cost-performance, it is sufficient. The front desk staff were very kind, even though I arrived quite late. On the day of my stay, there was a Christmas illumination lighting ceremony in front of the station, which was lovely.

The building reflects its age. The open-air bath is slightly small, and the high walls reduce the sense of openness. However, the meals are delicious.

First-time stay, the hotel is located right in front of the sea, making it convenient to swim with children. Both the pool on the seaside of the hotel and the beach have lifeguards, ensuring safety. Breakfast offers a choice of three styles, but for those who find it slightly lacking, you can enjoy a buffet at a partner accommodation "Kariyushi Beach Resort Ocean Spa" (located on a hill 10 minutes away by foot or accessible by car) for an additional 600 yen per person (payment on-site with breakfast voucher). There are two locations available; one near the poolside offers great views and a refreshing atmosphere. The accommodation provides reception services for various events, most of which depart from this location. A Lawson convenience store is adjacent to the property for added convenience. In the evening, you can enjoy food and drinks at tables and chairs set up under a roof next to the beach. The staff are very polite, and rooms are clean with attentive housekeeping services. The location is 20 minutes from Nago City, 60 minutes from Naha City, and 35 minutes from Jungleia. Recommended Hotels: - Kariyushi Beach - Rizzan Sea-Park (slightly higher prices during peak seasons) Worth staying!

We stayed as a family of three. It felt like staying in a regular one-room apartment. There is no front desk, which gives a dry impression, but it was actually more comfortable as we didn't have to be overly considerate. Meals are not provided, but it was enjoyable to find places to eat nearby, all unique to Kyoto. The Seimei Shrine, which is just a short walk away, seems to offer some blessings. There is a parking lot next door, but it's a bit expensive, so we parked a little further away. We hardly heard any noise from other rooms and slept soundly until morning. If we have the chance, we would definitely like to use it again.

As this was my first time staying at a private rental, and some Reviews made me a bit nervous about check-in, I was able to enter the Room without any issues. *Please note: the pre-check-in URL and related details are sent a few days before your stay, not immediately after your Reservation.* The location is just a few minutes’ walk from Nagoya Station, with restaurants and convenience stores nearby. I didn’t have many Room options due to my dates, but it felt just right for 2–3 people. The fridge/freezer was larger than the one at home (lol), and there were plenty of clean plates and glasses. There was also a rice cooker! The washer-dryer isn’t hot-air drying, but I think most items will dry as long as they aren’t too thick. The bathroom was spacious and had a reheating function. As noted in the in-room notices, footsteps do carry due to the building structure, so I could hear them throughout my stay—but compared with a typical business hotel, it felt acceptable. There were also houseplants on the balcony, and I really enjoyed my first private rental stay near Nagoya Station. Next time I’d like to try another Room as well. Looking forward to it.

The bathroom and toilet are separate, and the room is spacious enough to fully open a suitcase. It was clean, and I would like to use it again.

I found this Accommodation by searching on YouTube and stayed for one night during Golden Week in May. The price was reasonable for a one-night stay with two meals included. Although it had a new name after a change in management from the previous Hotel, it felt like an old-fashioned city Hotel with a Showa-era vibe. It’s within walking distance of Hitachi Station, and there is plenty of parking, making it ideal as an Accommodation mainly for road trips. I didn’t expect much from the meals given the price, but they were delicious and a drink was included, so it felt like a great deal. On the second day, we were also able to visit nearby Kamine Park and the zoo, which made for a fun trip. I’d like to use it again when traveling around the Hitachi area. The Room was on an upper floor just as I had hoped.

Thank you for the wonderful experience at the end of the year. I requested a hotel with a view of Mt. Fuji, and this one seemed perfect! Even from the room on the second floor, Mt. Fuji was fully visible through the window, and I was deeply impressed by how much I could enjoy and admire it from there! In the past, I’ve stayed at accommodations with views of Mt. Fuji from Lake Kawaguchi (with an open-air bath in the room), but sometimes the angle wasn’t ideal... Here, you can truly appreciate a clear and beautiful view of Mt. Fuji’s shape! I chose a plan with breakfast only, but for dinner, we went to a nearby Houtou restaurant! The breakfast offered both Japanese and Western options and was very satisfying! The biggest gratitude goes to all staff members for their excellent service—definitely 5 stars!!! Although I am Japanese, there were staff at reception who seemed skilled in languages, always smiling throughout our stay—it made me feel so comfortable! Since it was during New Year’s season, they had lucky bags available for purchase; when I bought one, I couldn’t believe how luxurious it was—it felt like such an amazing deal! Thank you so much!!

This hotel is a renovated accommodation. The room I stayed in had a slightly old-fashioned atmosphere, but there seem to be clean rooms as well. The TV offers plenty of movies to watch, and the bathroom is very spacious. If you have older children, it might be something to consider. The reception staff provided polite service. If you park in the inner parking lot, there’s no issue; however, if you park outside, the steep slope may cause most cars to scrape underneath. It’s better to park at a nearby Times parking lot instead—they will adjust for the difference in cost. I had a comfortable stay overall. Of course, there is only one bed available in the room.

The Hotel is located right next to train tracks and a highway, so it generally doesn't get quiet until late at night. Earplugs are essential for staying here. VOD was available for free, so I watched it in the early morning after being woken up by the sound of trains until I started my day. The double bed was spacious and comfortable.

With few days off in my usual routine, I booked this Accommodation at short notice because I wanted to relax in an Onsen for the first time in a while, and it turned out to be excellent value for money. The whole place has a strong Showa-era vibe, which felt pleasantly nostalgic to someone born in that era. They prepared a private dining room for us, and our family enjoyed a delicious meal together—both the quality and quantity were more than enough. We were also very satisfied with all the baths: the open-air bath attached to our Room, the large public bath, the outdoor Onsen bath, and even the private bath with karaoke. We could truly unwind. If I visit the Nagano area again, I’d like to stay here again.

We stayed with two families! We made a Reservation for the rock-bath cottage, and it was very spacious with a wonderful natural wood scent. We used the river and the pool, so we wanted to hang our swimsuits in the Room, but there wasn’t a good place to dry them. It would be helpful to have a simple drying rack on the balcony. We chose the BBQ plan and brought extra meat thinking it might not be enough, but it was much more filling than expected and we couldn’t finish it! The rock bath was also spacious, and the kids were thrilled. Thank you very much.