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The meals were delicious, and the service was attentive. We were able to relax and unwind. The bath was also wonderful. Thank you very much.

We stayed here on our first trip to Izu. Luckily, there were only two parties including us, so we could use the private bath without any stress. Above all, the free-flowing Onsen water quality and the delicious meals served by the irori hearth were outstanding, and we were very satisfied. To be honest, there is nothing around, and you will be relying solely on the Accommodation’s Wi-Fi for internet access. Recommended for those who want to feel truly away from everyday life.

The room was spacious enough for a single room, and I was happy to find a large sofa. The shower had strong water pressure, making it very comfortable to use. Having a kettle and humidifier provided was also helpful. The amenities were standard, but I think women would appreciate having items like lotion or moisturizer available. There was some loud noise at night that caught my attention, but it wasn't disruptive enough to prevent sleep. I had dinner at the restaurant on the first floor of the building. The hospitality from the hostess and staff left a positive impression of this accommodation as an excellent choice. I would love to stay here again!

As the Hotel has been renovated, it was very clean. It was the largest Hotel within walking distance to convenience stores and restaurants, and having a washing machine in the room was extremely helpful. For us, who went out during the day and only slept at the Hotel, it was the best choice. The sink area was spacious enough, and even with only a shower Facility, it was more than sufficient. We skipped breakfast on the first day because we planned to go eat Miyako soba for lunch, but both the daily curry and taco rice were filling and delicious. We visited Miyako Yokocho on the first floor as our second stop; there were many different shops and it was great, but since there are so many options, I thought it would be better if it worked like a food court rather than requiring separate payments at each shop. If we go to Miyakojima again, we would like to stay here again.

Right in the middle of Kokusai-dori. There are breakfast spots nearby, so no meals included is not a problem; there’s a convenience store on the first floor, and you can also ship your luggage. The bathroom facilities were clean and it was very nice.

This was my first time staying at a container Hotel, and it was very comfortable. The Facility was clean, and the shower water pressure was more than sufficient. It’s also nice that you can hardly hear any noise from around you. Since you can park right in front of your room, loading and unloading luggage is easy. In a world where even old, musty Business Hotels cost about the same, I truly appreciated being able to stay this comfortably at this price. The frozen light meals were delicious as well.

I stayed here after a game at ES CON Field. Even arriving late, it was very reassuring that the parking lot is part of a commercial facility, so I didn’t have to worry about finding a place to park. The Room was spacious, with plenty of space to set down my suitcase. The front desk staff were friendly and easy to talk to, and I’d like to stay here again.

As there aren’t many Hotels in this rural area, I stayed here. The front desk staff were very friendly and made a great impression. The Room felt clean, and since it’s new, the Facilities were also well maintained. However, even though the floor is carpeted, I don’t want to place my luggage directly on it, so I would appreciate having a luggage stand. They also provide a frozen bento meal, but some guests arrive after eating elsewhere, so it would be nice if those who don’t need a meal could receive tea instead. The Room also has a microwave and a refrigerator with a freezer compartment, which was convenient.

Perhaps we were lucky with the timing, but we received an upgrade. There is a large public bath and the Facility amenities are well equipped, so this price offers excellent value for money. The Room was also clean and comfortable. We didn’t have time and chose No Meals Included, but next time we’d like to book a Plan that includes meals.

We stayed as a family. The view of Nagasaki from the window was beautiful. There is a lounge available to all guests, and we could easily drop in when we arrived at the Accommodation or after taking a bath. The selection was plentiful, including alcoholic drinks. At night, the lighting is dimmed and it becomes a cozy, atmospheric space, so we enjoyed Nagasaki’s night view while relaxing there. For the dinner buffet, you can choose from three time slots; we picked the earliest one at 5:00 PM, and it was less crowded—highly recommended. Every dish was delicious. I know buffets can be hit or miss, but we were very satisfied. We enjoyed sashimi, sushi, steak, and more. We were also happy that the ice cream was Häagen-Dazs. The baths alternated between men’s and women’s hours, but we especially liked the 11th-floor panoramic bath with its great views. We’ve stayed at many Hotels, but overall everything here was satisfying and it became a wonderful memory. If I had to mention one thing: my preference is for towels to be provided in the bath area so you can borrow them there and return them afterward.

This long-awaited return visit after 10 years made for an unforgettable stay in every way. We will definitely be back again—please stay well until then.

It was my first time staying at this accommodation, and it was a wonderful experience. The vegetarian cuisine was very delicious, including the kenchin soup and sesame tofu, which I thoroughly enjoyed. The private bath system allowed me to relax without any concerns. The morning service the next day was explained in detail by the guide, allowing me to learn a lot. I also had a chance to try zazen meditation upon prior request, and as a beginner, the head priest kindly guided me through it. I would love to stay here again when visiting Zenkoji Temple.

While planning our Golden Week trip, I happened to be drawn to the place name and this Accommodation’s name and made a Reservation. This is an Accommodation created by restoring a traditional old house, and this time we stayed in a Room renovated from a storehouse. Right after making the Reservation, I noted that we would have a wheelchair user, and I truly appreciated your courteous call in response. Thanks to that, we were able to arrive feeling at ease on the day. Staying in a storehouse was a first-time experience for us, and the delicious farm-to-table breakfast and dinner at the restaurant were wonderful. The great-value selection of wines was especially irresistible for wine lovers. I also loved how the original structure blends with the renovated elements—personally, I’m fond of glasswork and fittings—so this place was filled with delightful details. I also learned that “Roven,” the Accommodation’s name, refers to their signature roll cabbage dish being slowly finished in an oven. It was an exceptional dish that completely changed my idea of roll cabbage—I want to eat it again soon. Even though it was Golden Week with crowds and traffic everywhere, Otaki Town felt unhurried; it has that nostalgic “good old Japan” hometown atmosphere—a town where you can truly feel “many great joys,” just as its name suggests. We’re very grateful for everyone’s kindness. Next time, we’d like to stay longer—explore more of town and ride the Isumi Railway as well. On our way home, my husband and I found ourselves happily talking about when we should return next time with our family. Thank you very much.

You can enjoy the view of the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge up close, and everything—the location, the Accommodation’s atmosphere, and the Facility—is excellent, so we have stayed here many times. If I could ask for more, the bathroom window has no curtain and is fully visible from outside, so I would really like you to install one. If there were a sofa bed in the second-floor family room, we could relax upstairs as well, and it would be convenient for multiple families to sleep there. We all look forward to staying here again as a family.

I traveled with my dog and my elderly parents. Because my mother was undergoing breast cancer treatment, we ruled out Accommodations with large shared baths that would be used together with other guests. That’s why this kind of private, whole-house rental traditional farmhouse Accommodation was truly appreciated, and it was our first time staying here. We also found the service very comfortable—welcoming and thoughtful, yet not intrusive, with just the right sense of distance. Since the interior is a renovated old house, most areas are wooden floors except for the tatami Room(s). To be honest, that can be hard on a dog’s paws, but if you bring blankets or similar items and make sure your dog has soft places to rest and walk on as much as possible, it isn’t an issue at all. The meals provided were also delicious, and we were very satisfied. There was even a massage chair in the spacious earthen-floor area, which our family took turns using. It seems there are several other Accommodations in this series as well, so next time I’d like to visit a different one too.

Selected by the Michelin Hotel category, this accommodation offers an exceptional experience. Enjoy nature in the open-air bath, and savor the exquisite cuisine crafted by a French-trained chef that never fails to impress. A wonderful accommodation with heartfelt hospitality where you can truly relax.

I often drive to Kanagawa, so I always stay here. The free parking with no Reservation required is very convenient. It’s also nice that there is a large public bath. However, there are two disappointing points. This may be a bit picky, but the complimentary black tea and green tea bags are not very good. Is this the same across all Route Inn Hotels? The other issue was that there was no yogurt at breakfast.

I chose this Hotel because it is close to my company for a business trip. It is near Daimon Station and Onarimon Station, and within walking distance to Shimbashi Station and Hamamatsucho Station. The room was as small as a typical Business Hotel but clean. Although the Room was small, there were tables and chairs on the first floor with power outlets, providing a good workspace. Additionally, breakfast included bread, and coffee was available for free, which was nice overall. Having a Lawson convenience store nearby was also very convenient.

I visited with my mother. First, we were soothed by the lush green scenery, and thoroughly satisfied with the unique buffet selection. We kept saying "so full!" while enjoying the all-you-can-eat crab. Soaking in the Onsen, I was able to give my mother a truly wonderful experience.

The meals were plentiful and delicious—we were very satisfied!!