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This was my first stay here. Because it’s a little away from the busy area, the surroundings were quiet. Still, it was very convenient—about a 5-minute walk to Sannomiya Station. Arriving by car was a bit confusing due to one-way streets (haha). The Hotel parking lot was full, but I was able to park at a nearby flat parking lot right away, which was also convenient. The Hotel and its Facility were very clean. The Room was clean as well. Two things stood out: there was heavy limescale around the sink overflow, and since it’s right in sight, it felt disappointing. When I tried rubbing it lightly, it came off easily (haha), so I hope this can be addressed. The other issue was that when I lifted the bed runner, I found several short white hairs. Hair is surprisingly noticeable, and I think many guests would be concerned too—not just me. This Hotel also has a large public bath. Since I went for a morning run, being able to use the bath afterward felt great. One more thing: the Room TV shows how crowded the public bath is supposed to be, but in the morning it displayed “crowded.” I hesitated but decided to go anyway—and no one was there. It didn’t seem to be real-time information. I’ve mentioned several points, but overall I think this is a very good Hotel. If I visit Kobe again, I’d like to stay here again.

I thoroughly enjoyed the Accommodation. This was my second stay, and it’s still very much to my taste. All of the staff were extremely kind and pleasant. I used the large public bath a total of four times! I especially love the balcony just before the bath—after bathing, I sit on the balcony, feel the sea breeze, and cool down as I dry off. As for the meals, it seems there has been a change in who prepares them, and the menu has a distinctive twist. Preferences may vary. Also, last time I stayed I remember feeling that the portion sizes were just right or perhaps slightly small, but this time there was more than I could finish.

The service and the POLA amenities were truly excellent. Unfortunately, many overseas guests may not use the air purifier. When I tried to use it this time, there was a blue straw between the unit and the wall. There was also dust, which was disappointing. There was towel lint on the shelf above the toilet. It was disappointing, especially since Richmond had been recommended to me.

The location is unbeatable! Affordable, and breakfast is included! We were truly impressed that our child with an egg allergy could make waffles by hand and add their favorite toppings. Free parking as well. There’s also a pharmacy, supermarket, and food court on-site. You can enjoy plenty of local specialties!! Also, we absolutely loved Yamada Store. Their original tomato pasta snack was unbelievably delicious!

The exterior gives the impression of a traditional hotel, but once inside, it feels like a bright and clean luxury Ryokan. The rooms and hallways have a touch of Showa retro atmosphere, yet everything is impeccably clean and well-maintained. The staff's hospitality is excellent. As for the meals, true to the hotel's name, there are many recipes featuring apples that were both enjoyable and delicious. However, the highlight was definitely the Onsen. The large public bath was almost always private whenever I visited, and the water quality was incredibly smooth—leaving my skin warm and moisturized after bathing. I also appreciated how they separated bathing areas for day visitors and overnight guests, which added to the special feeling of staying there. The welcome apple was not only delicious but also a charming idea that brought warmth to my experience. I would love to visit again!

I ordered a tuna rice bowl for dinner. It was piled high with huge slices of tuna—more than I could finish. The tuna slices at the Hotel I stayed at the next day looked disappointing in comparison. The Room is like a typical Business Hotel. Breakfast was also substantial. The staff worked efficiently, so I could eat in a relaxed atmosphere. They also had Earl Grey tea.

This time we stayed at Willport, close to the pool. Dinner included a main dish of grilled tuna poke, fried chicken & fries, and desserts such as acai bowls and fruit. Soft drinks and the salad bar are included; alcohol is available for an additional order. Breakfast was also more than we could finish—plenty even for an adult man. You can also watch hula during dinner. The room was spacious enough for a family of four. This time it was just the two of us; my husband would have preferred a bed, but we slept well on futons. We also enjoyed the hot springs and the lazy river pool. The poolside burger was delicious—tasted like 100% beef! We wondered how it would be with a wheelchair, but there were elevators and we were able to get around by taking a longer route. On the second day it was rainy and windy due to a typhoon, but since everything is indoors it didn’t affect us at all. From late October to around November should be peak autumn foliage season—sounds wonderful. We also bought macadamia nut chocolates and had a great time overall. It’s nearby for us, so we’d love to come again. The staff were kind as well. P.S. They also provided kids’ body soap, shampoo & conditioner in the room.

Although the building is old, there was none of the musty smell often associated with age. The room was very clean, and we had a comfortable stay. Dinner featured sukiyaki and bagna càuda—the sauce was delicious! I also tried a little of every item at the buffet. Nothing flashy, but everything tasted great. The large public bath and open-air bath were also kept very clean, and I could really tell how thorough the housekeeping was. We would love to stay again—thank you in advance.

5 minutes from Suidobashi Station and within 10 minutes of Tokyo Dome. There are plenty of restaurants and convenience stores between the Dome and the Hotel, so it’s very convenient, yet the area around the Hotel is quiet. On the 3rd floor, there is a relaxation room with massage chairs available free of charge 24 hours a day (perfect for relieving fatigue), as well as a refresh lounge (coffee served during designated hours). The Western-style breakfast buffet was truly delicious—roast beef, chicken ham, and smoked salmon were all perfectly seasoned, tender, and carefully prepared. The apple pastries and French toast were also tasty without being overly sweet. (I’d also like to try the limited-quantity Japanese breakfast or use it for lunch only.) The front desk staff and the breakfast venue staff were both excellent, and I would like to stay again. The small gardens glistening in the rain were lovely everywhere, turning bad weather into something positive. I rated it 4 only because there is no large public bath and the bathroom has a combined bath/toilet layout; personally, it didn’t bother me at all. I felt this Hotel offers thoughtful touches throughout—from the soft comfort of the pajamas to attentive details. Thank you for letting me relax until check-out at 11:00.

This was my first time staying here. The access from the airport is excellent (by taxi or bus), and it was especially helpful since I stayed during a typhoon. The Room was very clean and well maintained, and among the Hotels I have used recently for business trips, this was the best. I would like to stay here again on my next business trip to Miyazaki.

Considering the price range, I was very satisfied. The butler’s thoughtful, casual check-ins were wonderful. If there is one area for improvement, it would be the restroom—it really should be a private room. I will visit again.

Though it’s a small inn with just 8 rooms, the attentive, thoughtful hospitality really reaches every little detail. The amenities are well stocked, and even the tissues placed around the property were a higher-grade type—something that alone showed their consideration. There is also a wide selection of colorful yukata for women, and we were even given cute tabi socks. Drinks in the refrigerator are free of charge, and in the small yet relaxing lobby you can enjoy delicious cookies and freshly brewed coffee anytime. The meals were excellent, and the adorable parfait served with breakfast made us smile first thing in the morning. We visited to celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary, and my husband and I couldn’t help but beam with happiness. Since we’re elderly and didn’t come by car, they kindly drove us to a lunch spot as well, which was truly helpful. There’s also a photogenic plaza right nearby. With great value for money, it was a warm, comforting inn we’d love to visit again.

This was our second stay! The summer atmosphere was wonderful, and as always, both breakfast and dinner were delicious. The portions are generous, but even I could finish everything easily. I also love the charming indoor bath—it has such a lovely ambiance. Everyone’s hospitality was outstanding, and we were very well taken care of. I’d love to visit again if I have the chance!

We stayed here on a trip with my parents-in-law. Our top priority was finding an Accommodation that could provide a low-sodium diet for my father-in-law, who became seriously ill last year. If possible, we also wanted to bring our dog along, since my parents-in-law adore him. Those two points are why we chose this Accommodation. From the parking guidance to our Room, we were warmly welcomed by staff with wonderful smiles. They also prepared chairs for my elderly father and even a chair for the in-room Onsen bath, so within 30 minutes of arriving at the Ryokan we already felt truly happy. What impressed us most was the meals. We were told they would “accommodate as much as possible,” and they really did—removing mentaiko, providing low-sodium soy sauce, and preparing dishes without salt or pepper. Thanks to all these adjustments, my father was able to finish almost everything. Since his illness, even eating out requires constant caution, so being able to enjoy a meal together at the Ryokan made us genuinely grateful. Some Reviews mentioned there were no dog amenities, but there were lint rollers and paw wipes available, so we had no issues. The usual overnight set you’d bring when leaving a dog at a pet hotel (pee pad tray, food bowl, water bowl) was enough. The in-room Onsen bath was very spacious, with perfect water temperature—I used it many times. All of the staff at this Accommodation were kind and pleasant throughout our stay; it was truly two days of happiness. We would love to visit again!

From the time of my initial inquiry, the staff were extremely courteous and helpful, which allowed me to feel at ease on the day of our stay. The welcome cruising we had been looking forward to was fantastic, and since it was my wife’s birthday, they kindly upgraded our Room as well. We were able to spend a special time in an outstanding location. Thanks to the warm hospitality of all the staff, it became a truly satisfying anniversary. We would love to stay again.

We found this Hotel while looking for a pet-friendly place to stay near Okayama. After driving up a mountain road that felt a bit unsettling, we arrived at a Hotel with truly wonderful views. The meals were elegant and delicious. Unfortunately, the weather wasn’t great so we couldn’t see the stars, but we had a sweeping view of the Seto Inland Sea and watching the sunrise was amazing.

A Room with a wonderful view where you can relax in peace, delicious meals, and a Ryokan with an outstanding staff. No matter how many times we stay, it always makes us want to come back! Especially when I have the soup course served with the meal, it warms my heart and makes me feel, “I’m back at Arashizuki.” Thank you as always for the delicious food! Thank you very much for kindly accommodating us without any sign of displeasure, even though we caused you too much trouble this time—such as letting us park early, allowing us to rest inside before check-in, and canceling ukai on the day.

It felt like a true escape from everyday life. The views and the interior were both wonderful, and we had a lovely time! The cat was adorable too.

We received attentive service, including assistance with parking, check-in procedures, and guidance to our room. The meals and baths were excellent, and the property was calm and quiet throughout, allowing us to relax at ease. We truly felt glad we stayed. It was an inn where we could fully appreciate the hospitality of all the staff.

I enjoyed a panoramic view of the Seto Inland Sea and tried “Hime Suma,” an Ehime-branded fish, for the first time. The sushi was delicious, and I was amazed by the quality of the meal and the great value for money.