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The Onsen water felt soft and relaxing. However, after bathing I had to pass through the smoking room and wait for the elevator, so the smell of cigarettes was noticeable. The Room was well cleaned and comfortable.

As guests born in the Showa era, we found this wonderful Showa bubble–style Accommodation to be the best. It was spotlessly clean, and both the hot water and the meals were excellent. It was quiet, and we could relax at a leisurely pace. We will visit again together with trips to Oze and Fukiware Falls.

The convenient location in front of JR Wakayama Station and the clean, comfortable guest rooms are always a great help. The coffee and meals at the Hotel’s cafe (Hotels Cafe Password) are also delicious and satisfying.

It was a wonderful experience. Thank you to all the Hotel staff. I was worried about the weather, but we were able to enjoy stargazing as planned. You also adjusted the dinner time, and I was able to relax and fully enjoy everything at a comfortable pace. Truly Aman quality. The Japanese-inspired cuisine was, of course, delicious. The excellent coffee is proof of your attention to detail. Above all, the hospitality of every staff member supported an unforgettable stay. I stopped by the thermal spring around checkout time, but the sidewalk had become so hot in the sun that it was impossible to walk on. It’s better to go after late afternoon. Next time, I’ll enjoy it with a Multiple Night Stay. Personally, I love Hawaii, and having a beer alone on the balcony at dawn is pure bliss—but coffee while looking out over Ago Bay from my Room at Amanemu surpassed even that. I’ll be back.

We stayed here because it was a short drive from the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter. We could see the sea from our room, and since the Accommodation is located on the grounds of a shipbuilding company, we were able to tour the shipbuilding process from inside a bus, which was great. The room rate was also affordable and good value.

We stayed here with four generations of our family, including our elderly parents. The Room was spacious and very relaxing. Our grandchild loved the kids’ room and played to their heart’s content. The open-air bath in the sky had an amazing view and was wonderful. All the staff were kind, making it a great Accommodation. Thank you very much.

Conveniently located near the station, with restaurants and convenience stores nearby. I usually only need basic facilities for sleeping, but they offered unlimited welcome drinks and even a free breakfast, so I was very satisfied with the unbeatable price. The staff were also kind. It was my first time stopping by Tsu, and it was a nice, compact city. Finding such a good Hotel made this trip even more enjoyable.

Conveniently located near airport limousine bus stops and shopping streets. The Room was spacious enough to comfortably accommodate large luggage. Breakfast was surprisingly rich and delicious for being complimentary.

Whenever we visited Oku-Nikko and Yumoto, we would stop by Senjogahara or the ranch, and this Accommodation had always caught our eye. After turning 60, my spouse and I stayed here for the first time. The Onsen and the breakfast and dinner were wonderful, and it was a relaxing summer holiday to see many couples around our age dining in the restaurant. After ringing a bear bell and walking around Senjogahara for over an hour, we headed to Nikko Toshogu Shrine!

We stayed as a family. Children aged 12 and under could enjoy Child Sharing Existing Bedding free of charge, which made our stay a great value. The Hotel staff were also very kind and helpful. The breakfast buffet was very lavish for the price, and our kids happily made waffles. Whenever items ran low, the Hotel staff replenished them right away, and both the food and service were excellent.

Even though I arrived late, the front desk staff were kind and made me feel at ease.

It felt like a historic Hotel, with a luxurious interior. I have stayed in various quadruple Rooms, but this one was especially spacious, with plenty of space around each bed. The bathroom, washbasin area, and bedroom were separated, which made it very comfortable. I’m very sorry to hear it will be closing soon, but I’m glad I was able to stay here one last time.

Although the open-air bath was soaked by rain due to the typhoon, it was a great Onsen. The meals were also delicious, with no corners cut in the cooking.

This was my first stay, and the rates were affordable. There was a large public bath, and the Room was spacious, so I could relax and unwind. I signed up for membership right away. I will definitely stay again.

I visited Fukushima for the first time in two years to pay respects at a relative’s grave. I always stay at Yoshikawaya. Last time, a family member fell ill for unknown reasons and we couldn’t fully enjoy our stay, but this time we were able to relax and take it easy. A family member is part of the Accommodation’s membership program, and we had made a one-night Reservation under a Plan we received directly (a special room with an open-air bath in Ryounkaku). Since we wanted to stay another night anyway, we also booked our usual Ryounkaku Room. In the end… it was wonderful! Even the standard Room was spacious enough, so we were completely comfortable without needing the special room. Having two sinks was also very convenient. The best part of Yoshikawaya is the large public bath. The Onsen area is so spacious that you never have to worry about whether there will be space in the changing room or washing area—you can enjoy a relaxing soak anytime. For dinner, since our whole family eats lightly, we chose the most affordable Plan, and it was just the right amount for us. The sukiyaki was especially delicious. The breakfast buffet also felt more substantial than before. There were plenty of vegetable dishes such as nikujaga and chikuzen-ni, and there was a wide variety of pickles as well. The original shumai, rich yogurt, and French toast were particularly memorable. I was too full to try it (which was disappointing), but they also had seafood okoge. In addition, the lobby lounge has a free drink corner with coffee and juice, along with small snacks and ice pops. True to Fukushima, there were many flavors such as peach, apple, and grape—all of them were delicious. What left the strongest impression this time was the Accommodation’s thoughtfulness. Although it was technically a Multiple Night Stay, our Reservations were made separately, so I was slightly worried about where and how we would spend time until our second-night Room would be ready. However, thanks to Yoshikawaya’s kindness, they prepared our next Room early—and in the meantime allowed us to continue using our first-night Room as well. Since I stayed with my elderly parents, this consideration meant more than anything. Of course, I understand this was purely their goodwill and consideration—it should not be expected every time—but I am truly grateful all the same. Thank you very much for taking such great care of us during this stay; I sincerely appreciate it. We would love to visit again!!

I stayed for three nights with breakfast included. Breakfast was buffet-style: meatballs were the main dish on the first day, barayaki on the second, and chashu pork on the third. I was happy to start each morning feeling full. The staff were polite and pleasant, and it made me like Aomori even more.

It was a clean and pleasant room.

I made a Reservation for the Obon holiday because I wanted to relax. It was also great that there were complimentary drinks and light snacks in the lounge after check-in. Unfortunately, since it was right after a typhoon passed through, the view from the window was of rough seas, but I think it would have felt wonderful on a clear day. The Room was spacious enough, and I was able to unwind comfortably. The drinks in the in-room refrigerator were free, and we were told we could take them with us if we didn’t drink them—such a nice touch. We reserved a private family bath, which was very spacious and easy to use, so we could soak and relax. I wasn’t expecting much from the meals, but everything except the crab was delicious—I ended up eating too much. Breakfast even included a DIY rice bowl station (nokkedon), which was also delicious—I ate too much again! At check-out, we received drinks and a parasol as souvenirs, which made me very happy. I would definitely like to visit again.

We chose this place because we wanted to travel as a couple before our baby is born. The view from the Room was truly one of a kind and very calming. The service was excellent, and they responded quickly to our requests, which was a great help. The meals were also delicious, and we were very satisfied. Receiving energy from the thousand-year-old olive tree, it was a wonderful trip that refreshed both body and mind. Thank you very much. P.S.: Since it is surrounded by nature, there are various insects, but the staff responded promptly and we were able to stay comfortably!

Conveniently located near Tokoname Station, and close to the Pottery Footpath for sightseeing. Pros 1. The beds are spacious! A twin Room with two beds (one single and one double). 2. The bath is large and clean! It was almost private, so I could relax. 3. Free ice cream after the bath service and lots of manga. There were many titles I wanted to read if I had more time. 4. They stored my luggage before check-in. Cons 1. The Hotel name isn’t displayed near the entrance (it’s faded and hard to read). 2. It was hard to figure out how to turn on the Room lights. It would help to have clear instructions on the table or somewhere visible. 3. I was looking forward to the massage chairs after the bath, but they were out of order. 4. Since the elevator goes up to the rooftop, I went up hoping to see the stars, but it was locked and I couldn’t go out. Overall, it’s a Hotel I can recommend.