Seluruh negara × Peringkat layanan dan pelayanan yang tinggi di Hotel·penginapan gaya Jepang - 203Halaman 目

I stayed here the night before a last-minute hiking trip. There’s a convenience store very close by, which was really helpful. Thank you.

Our four-generation family—five adults and a 1.5-year-old child—stayed in a 10-tatami Japanese-style room. We booked a plan with breakfast, and the breakfast buffet was more than satisfying. It wasn’t an extravagant spread, but it was plenty for breakfast; my mother-in-law especially liked the mozuku rice porridge. I also enjoyed being able to drink pomegranate vinegar with sparkling water. My son-in-law and son went back for seconds three times because there were so many choices (lol). We ate at a table on the outdoor terrace, and at this time of year the temperature, breeze, and view felt wonderful. There were three types of baths, and we happened to go when no one else was around—almost like having it privately—so we could relax at our own pace. The facilities aren’t new, but there is a small kids’ room, and although we didn’t have time to use it, there was also a karaoke room. In summer, the pool slide in front of the hotel looks like it would be fun. We stayed after participating in a marathon event in Yamaguchi this time, so having coin-operated laundry on site was very helpful.

I was impressed by the staff’s courteous escort to our room—it feels rare these days. Although they were from overseas, they guided us politely and clearly. Thank you very much. Dinner and breakfast were both delicious, and the view from the restaurant was outstanding. The hotel is about 30 minutes from Cape Toi, which was the main destination of our trip, so we were looking for somewhere nearby—and we couldn’t have been happier to find such a wonderful hotel! I’d love to stay again if I have the chance, and I’d like to recommend it to friends and family. The bath was also very relaxing; my skin felt so smooth, and I felt refreshed both physically and mentally.

For the past few years, I’ve been staying at the Phoenix Park Hotel whenever I visit Nago. Before that, I used other Accommodations as well. This Hotel is quiet, and 21st Century Forest Park (the beach) is just across the road—an excellent location, with a Starbucks also set to open on the beachside in mid-April 2026. The number of parking spaces in front of the Hotel is limited, but there is plenty of parking on adjacent lots (three locations within a 30-second to 2-minute walk), so it’s not an issue. There’s also a Seven-Eleven within a short walk (under 5 minutes). Emerald, a pasta & pizza place right near the Hotel, is delicious, serves generous portions, and offers reasonable prices. I plan to stay here again next time.

This was my second stay. I chose the plan for guests aged 50 and over, which included spiny lobster, abalone, and golden eye snapper. The meals were so delicious that I decided to return. Both the fish-focused dinner and the breakfast featuring spiny lobster miso soup and grilled horse mackerel were satisfying and filling. However, there were two things I found a bit disappointing this time. First, there was noise after 11:30 PM. It seemed to come from upstairs, possibly due to cleaning in the bath area. Other than that, it was very quiet, so the noise at night surprised me. Second, while they were preparing my futon bed, my coffee cup was taken away even though I had been using it. When I wanted to drink coffee later on but couldn’t find the cup anymore, it left me feeling disappointed. The staff serving breakfast were very pleasant and made for a nice departure experience overall. Since Awa-Kominato is one of my favorite places, I'll probably visit again in the future. Even if accommodations are not large-scale establishments, I'd like to choose based on their unique qualities each time!

The staff greeted us with warm smiles. They informed us about the chance to see fireflies at night, and when we went to check it out after our bath, we were amazed by the numerous fireflies. We also appreciated that the lighting was dimmed for better viewing. The Room was spacious, and both the private bath and large public bath were excellent.

We were able to relax in a quiet, calm atmosphere. The nearby bath was also very pleasant. The breakfast portion was just right for seniors like us. The rice was very delicious, but we couldn’t finish it and regretted leaving some. However, since we didn’t include dinner, we had trouble finding a place to eat in the evening. There were restaurants nearby, but many were closed, so we went to Gotsu. We should have checked in advance.

In addition to the clean and spacious living area, we appreciated the thoughtful touch that all the drinks in the refrigerator—including beer—were neatly arranged with their labels facing the same direction. The tableware, amenities, and cooking utensils were all impeccably well stocked, making for a truly elegant stay.

The room was clean and comfortable. The breakfast service was excellent, offering a variety of bread, yogurt, milk, juice, various beverages, soups, and even noodle soups—so many options to choose from. Although I only used the shower this time due to the season, the bathtub is designed deeper for those who want to soak and relax—a thoughtful touch appreciated by Japanese guests. The Wi-Fi connection was stable enough for me to work comfortably at the accommodation. The accommodation cost was also reasonable, and I would love to stay here again if I have work in this area.

This time I used the municipal subway, and the Hotel was very convenient as it is located just outside the exit. There are also restaurants and convenience stores nearby, so I had no trouble finding anything I needed. Considering the price, it was understandable, but I was disappointed that there were no women’s amenities such as makeup remover, and I felt that the bathroom and toilet were small.

This was my first time using this accommodation. The facility is small, and the building is old, so the equipment is average, but I think it is well-maintained. The sense of security during the stay and the breakfast service met my expectations and were satisfying. If I had to point out something, it would be that the bathroom operates on a gender-swapping schedule, limiting usage times, and there is only one elevator, which can lead to waiting during busy hours. That said, there are restaurants and supermarkets within walking distance, making it a very convenient location.

I had visited Osatsu before, but this time I wanted to stay overnight. While looking for an inn, I found Sawaei and made a reservation. When we arrived, the proprietress welcomed us with warm, pleasant hospitality. They also have a private family bath, which is very relaxing. The meals were wonderful, with a boat platter of sashimi, deep-fried scorpionfish, and many other dishes to enjoy. In the morning we were even served simmered sea bream head and bones—an exceptional breakfast you don’t get to have every day—and we were very satisfied. Sawaei is a truly excellent ryokan. I would love to visit again.

It was compact and I felt comfortable using it. At breakfast last time, I saw everyone eating yakisoba, so I tried it this time. The thick noodles were delicious. I would like to stay again.

This Accommodation is packed with the best of a traditional Ryokan, and our whole family was delighted. We were amazed by how spacious the bath was, and the grandkids were excited about the jungle-like atmosphere. It was cherry blossom season, and everything was spectacular—flower mats, petals floating on the water, hazy blossom skies, swirling petal showers, even a “path of blossoms”! The kids were also surprised by the waterwheel. Thank you for a wonderful time we will always remember.

The staff’s attentive and warm hospitality made us feel at ease throughout our stay. When we mentioned that we don’t like game meat, they kindly accommodated us by switching to vegetable tempura, which we truly appreciated. The room we stayed in, “Rigen-no-Ma,” was spotless and beautiful, as if it had just been renovated. As soon as we opened the door, the fresh scent of new tatami filled the room. Another highlight was the clear air and natural breeze unique to this mountain setting at an elevation of about 800 meters. With no mosquitoes or moths around, we were able to relax on the open veranda without screens, listening to the sound of clean running water and autumn insects—an experience that helped us forget everyday life. The private open-air bath felt a bit small, but the large public bath on the first floor was spacious and allowed us to soak in comfort. It was a pleasant stay wrapped in warm hospitality in this unique lodging associated with Shugendo practitioners.

It was excellent!

Whenever I travel to Fukuyama on business, this is my regular Accommodation. No matter when I stay, the front desk staff are kind, and the Room is clean, so I can stay with peace of mind. This time I was too busy to have breakfast, but next time I would definitely like to enjoy it again.

It was wonderful! So convenient—your Room is right there as soon as you get out of the car! The container unit was spacious and clean! If I had to mention one thing, the Asian-style scent bothered me a bit, but I’d stay again!

I stayed one night in a Japanese-style room as a solo traveler. It’s very close to the station, the front desk staff were helpful, there is a large public bath, free coffee service, and everything was very clean—I’m glad I chose this place. However, since there is only one public bath and it alternates between men and women by time slot, I couldn’t use it in the morning, which was disappointing. Other than that, I was satisfied and would like to stay here again when I visit Hakodate.

I stayed for one night the other day. I visited the Executive Lounge several times and was able to relax. My family travels to various places every year, and this is by far the No. 1 hotel we’ve ever stayed at. From our room we could check how crowded the large public bath was, the food was delicious, and the entire hotel was clean and comfortable. When I travel to the Kansai area, I’d love to stay here again—actually, I want to come back as soon as possible.