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I traveled from Saitama to Shizuoka for work and stayed one night at Kuretake Inn Gotemba Inter for the first time. It was a shame I didn’t get to use the Onsen. The Room was clean, the amenities were well stocked, and the breakfast buffet had a wide variety of dishes and was delicious. I will stay again. Thank you very much.

I stayed here to enjoy the Onsen, and all three baths in the building were excellent. The open-air bath in the sky was especially refreshing—I could have stayed in it forever. Each of the three baths had both hot and lukewarm tubs, so I could choose what I liked. Since it was a weekday after the Obon holidays, it wasn’t crowded and I was able to truly relax. As a solo traveler, my Room was a single Room like you’d find at a Business Hotel, but that’s what I expected, so it wasn’t an issue. The Onsen Shrine just a 1-minute walk from the Hotel was also quiet and became one of my favorite spots (you can pray for safe bathing). There are footbaths inside the station, in front of the station, and around town as well—Furutakiya is an outstanding Accommodation as a base for Yumoto, an Onsen town. Although I booked a Plan without meals, I had dinner at the dining venue “Tsudaya” on the second floor. The seafood rice bowl was delicious, and their à la carte dishes also looked great.

My elderly mother had a wonderful stay—thank you! During our Multiple Night Stay, you kindly lent us a locker and helped us switch to a different Room, which was very helpful. The lobby was also quiet and pleasant.

It was clean and comfortable. There are not many Hotels that allow smoking, and it was hard to make a Reservation, so I’m glad I was able to stay here. Dinner being set as a fixed meal felt a little lacking, but it also meant I didn’t overeat—so in the end, it may have been for the best.

In addition to 24-hour lobby service with coffee and cold tea, we also enjoyed wine from 15:00 to 20:00 and shaved ice, which was a very thoughtful touch. The location was extremely convenient for getting anywhere, and since it’s right by Exit 1, we really appreciated not having to walk far to the station in the summer heat. We would definitely love to stay again.

The freshly baked breakfast bread was incredibly delicious, and I had seconds many times. They kept baking more, so even when it ran out, I could quickly enjoy freshly baked bread again. I’m giving 4 stars because the Room was a bit small and there was only one hair dryer in the bathroom. Otherwise, I was satisfied. Thank you very much.

Our first trip to Shimane and Tottori as a couple. It was also our first time at Misasa Onsen. And our first stay at Ryokan Ohashi. Throughout our stay, we were able to relax at a leisurely pace, and it has become an Accommodation we definitely want to visit again. The service was flawless, and since there happened to be few guests staying that day, we felt lucky to have the chance to chat and learn more about the place. The meals were also impeccable—abalone, Wagyu beef, a wide variety of dishes, and above all, you could really feel their commitment to quality ingredients. That alone would have been more than enough, but the Onsen was on another level: the rock baths (Upper Bath, Middle Bath, Lower Bath), the open-air bath on the opposite side—this radium spring truly warms you through and through and feels effective for therapeutic bathing as well. We were told that crab dishes in the colder season paired with this radium spring are even more highly recommended, so we’re already looking forward to it.

The welcome drink, meals, and Room were all excellent at this Hotel. I would stay again if I have the opportunity. This is a highly recommended Hotel.

Near Yahaba Station—an excellent location. My workplace is also nearby, so I stay here from time to time. Yahabaru (a small complex with several restaurants) near the station is also within walking distance. The Hotel’s welcome drink is, as always, outstanding. The meals are a great value for this price range. The sewage smell that used to be an issue has been resolved, and this time I was able to enjoy a comfortable bath.

It was my first time properly staying in Chitose (coming from Kyoto) for an event at the Cultural Center. First of all, the location is excellent. The Cultural Center is practically on the same grounds. A huge AEON mall is right next door. JR Chitose Station is across the street. My cousin I met up with stayed at a hotel nearby, and the izakaya I booked was also close by. In vast Hokkaido, this area was perfectly walkable. I arrived at night, so I took a taxi to check in. It cost about 3,000 yen, and I briefly thought, “Should I have rented a car?” But among the business hotels around the station, this one stood out with a distinctly upscale feel. The building is wide—and so was my room. From the glass-walled corner area I had a panoramic view of central Chitose, and any doubts disappeared instantly. The izakaya (something like “Direct Delivery ___ Seafood”) was a total miss, but I came back and slept like a log wrapped in comfortable sheets. And then—the breakfast buffet was outstanding! Honestly, it’s something that even that famous top-class morning buffet at “Shiki” in Osaka Umeda could learn from. After relaxing properly, I checked out and left my luggage in storage. I bought some sweets at AEON as gifts for the Cultural Center staff, then went back to AEON again for redemption after last night—this time picking up amazing Hokkaido ingredients (they were unbelievably delicious when we ate them right after getting home!). What really impressed me: they even have free locker-style refrigerated storage!!! We kept our food there while we enjoyed the event; then on my wife’s suggestion we took JR to the airport—600 yen for two people. Of course! We also had some time beforehand to relax in the plaza in front of the station—Chitose under clear autumn skies. With all that open space and low crowd density, we soaked up perfect sunshine and breeze. This may be an ANA Crowne Plaza review—but honestly it made me love Chitose itself even more. And yes: ANA truly feels like an excellent hotel that preserves classic Japanese first-class standards from the Showa era!

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.

The Room and bathroom were clean, which was great. Perhaps due to the age of the building, I noticed a bit of noise from neighboring rooms, but thank you for a comfortable stay.

We stayed as a family of three (my husband and child). Since it was a non-smoking room, we were able to stay comfortably. The pajamas were nice, and I also liked being able to choose a pillow. You can choose your amenities as well, which I felt was very environmentally considerate. We had to wait in line for breakfast, but it was delicious. The parking instructions and the fee (500 yen) were easy to understand.

Dinner at the “Sushi Yatai” was truly lavish and left us completely satisfied, and breakfast was also delicious and very satisfying. The room was spacious and spotless, we enjoyed the open-air bath, and we were able to relax deeply and forget about everyday life. Thank you very much.

There was a payment issue, but the front desk staff handled it very well! I got a little lost on the way from the station, but I managed to get there. If you consider it a typical Business Hotel, I think the Facilities are reasonable. The breakfast rice porridge was delicious! If I go to Shimonoseki again, I’d like to stay here again.

A consistently reliable place to stay. I usually come after work without meals and head to work again the next day. I enjoy the hot springs and soothe my tired body. Much appreciated.

A 5-minute walk up a gentle slope from Dogo Onsen Station. It was great that Isaniwa Shrine was nearby. It was quiet, away from the major Ryokan and Hotels. The building itself was old, but it was kept very clean and comfortable. Many Hotels don’t allow sauna use in the morning, so it was nice that it was available from 6:00 a.m. All of the staff were pleasant, and in particular the receptionist at the breakfast venue (an older woman) provided excellent service. I would definitely like to stay again. Thank you very much.

It was my first stay in a while, and I had a great time thanks to the friendly staff.

I stayed for two nights on a business trip to Yokkaichi. It’s about a 5-minute walk from Kintetsu-Yokkaichi Station. There’s a MEGA Don Quijote nearby, which makes it convenient for buying food (bento, etc.) and drinks (beer, etc.). There was also a FamilyMart in front of MEGA Don Quijote. Since my work finished early on the first day, I took the Asunaro Railway to visit my cousin. My cousin runs a hair salon in front of Nishihino Station on the Asunaro Railway line, and we ended up reminiscing and going out for drinks together in Yokkaichi (lol). Hotel Econo Yokkaichi feels like a typical Business Hotel. What stood out was the excellent complimentary breakfast. There was a good variety of items; although the space was small, it wasn’t overly crowded, so I could relax and enjoy it. They had homemade pudding, and the matcha pudding was especially outstanding. The pudding is probably available in limited quantities, so since breakfast starts at 6:30, I recommend going early if you want to try it (lol). The front desk staff were also kind. I’d like to stay here again when I’m in Yokkaichi for business.

The bath is compact, but it’s kept very clean and well stocked with amenities, making it comfortable to use. The in-house loungewear (samue set: top and bottom) is also very comfortable to wear. Breakfast is home-style and just the right amount. The service was excellent, and I would like to stay again.