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I stayed for two nights. The front desk staff were courteous, and the large public bath also had a sauna and a cold plunge pool. The capsule area was secured with roll-down curtains, so I felt safe and comfortable. As this is a capsule-style Accommodation, there were many younger guests, but the age range was actually quite broad. There were also many international guests, but etiquette was clearly communicated, so I had no inconvenience or complaints during my stay. I think this Facility is especially good for those who plan to explore the city or be out during the day. It seemed that the bath drainage clogs easily; on the second day, overflow water from the cold plunge pool spilled into the changing room. The manager came and carried out maintenance. When I used the bath afterward, it had been resolved, which gave me confidence that maintenance is handled properly. They also kept my luggage until evening after checkout, which was very helpful.

The staff’s warm smiles were wonderful, and the breakfast was delicious—I’d love to stay here again.

We stayed in the new wing. It has been renovated, including the plumbing, and was very clean. The amenities were also well stocked, with separate toiletries for men and women, non-silicone shampoo, disposable slippers, and more. Since it wasn’t during a long holiday period, the guests were calm and it was nice and quiet. The food was good—breakfast and dinner were both tasty, and the bread was delicious as well. However, the baguette wasn’t great. The service was good overall. The only thing I would like them to stop is bringing plates while wearing rubber gloves in colors like light blue or black—it ruins my appetite. If gloves must be worn, white cloth gloves are the only acceptable option. This was my first time being served food with rubber gloves outside of a ramen shop recently, so I was very surprised. If this is for infection control measures, I would prefer staff to wash their hands thoroughly instead. Without serving food while wearing rubber gloves, this would be 5 stars.

I booked this hotel for an event in Shibuya. It was very convenient with direct access to the station, and the location made it easy to get to and from Shinagawa and Shibuya. The room was newly renovated, spotless, and very comfortable. I was also surprised by how much greenery there is despite being in the city. I took a walk after breakfast and it felt wonderful. I had originally booked a different hotel for my trip to Harajuku next month, but I changed my reservation to this one instead. The staff were excellent, and the breakfast was delicious.

I stayed here on a business trip. It’s not far from the station, and there’s a convenience store nearby, which was very convenient.

It was a twin Room facing Hagi Bay. The sunset view was wonderful, and the moon was especially beautiful and memorable. Both dinner and breakfast were very delicious. Since this is Yamaguchi Prefecture, we enjoyed fugu prepared in various ways, and everything was excellent. It is a Hotel I would like to visit again.

I stay here every time, and I think it’s excellent.

My wife and I stayed here together. After arriving on Miyajima, we were taken to the Hotel by Iwaso’s Shuttle Service. The driver who picked us up was exceptional—polite, refined, and easy to talk with—and in that moment we knew we had made the right choice. The service at check-in and during dinner was also excellent, allowing us to spend a truly relaxing time on Itsukushima. Dinner was not only delicious; we also enjoyed chatting with the staff who served us. When I asked at check-in whether raw oysters were available, I was told they are difficult to offer this season—but we were lucky enough to have raw oysters served at dinner. The sashimi selection (sea bream, amberjack, and fatty tuna) was well balanced; Japanese dishes were paired with salsa sauce in an interesting way; and the sukiyaki portion was generous. We were very satisfied. The Room felt clean and well kept. There was a vanity sink by the window, letting in natural light, which made it bright and convenient to use. The large public bath had plenty of space between the washing area and the tub, and the spacious open-air bath was another highlight. The location is also very convenient: about a 3-minute walk to Itsukushima Shrine and 7–8 minutes to the ropeway station. They also arranged our night cruise to see the Great Torii gate and provided Shuttle Service to the pier, which was extremely helpful. We thoroughly enjoyed the comfortable hospitality of this long-established Ryokan as well as its elegant atmosphere throughout—including the corridors and landings. We would love to stay again.

The room was clean and compact. The front desk and restaurant area are also compact, so everything you need can be taken care of quickly. The restaurant terrace was lovely and gave us a touch of resort atmosphere. As expected of a city-style hotel, the guests were pleasant—many international visitors were calm families and adults. It’s a hotel I’d like to stay at again.

The Room was spacious, and the bath was large enough to stretch out in, so we had a very comfortable stay. We also received bottled water and drinks every day, which was especially appreciated for a summer trip. All the sightseeing spots are within walking distance. It was the best Hotel we stayed at among more than 10 places on this trip.

Most of the staff provided excellent service with wonderful smiles, making my stay very comfortable. The front desk amenities were well-equipped, and the quality of breakfast was high, making it a place where I wanted to stay longer. I would like to use this accommodation again for my next visit to Numazu. Thank you very much!

We used the anniversary plan to celebrate our grandchild’s birthday. The quality exceeded our expectations, and both our grandchild and daughter were delighted. We brought our own cake, and when it was brought out, the staff sang “Happy Birthday,” which was truly moving. Thank you very much.

I stayed here again after my previous visit, and once again I’m glad I chose this Hotel. The Room was clean and comfortable, and I really enjoyed the breakfast—it was delicious. The freshly made tofu in particular was surprisingly good. This is a Hotel that truly leaves you fully satisfied. Highly recommended!

It was a comfortable Accommodation that could easily cost three times as much in Tokyo.

Perched on a hill overlooking Lake Hamana, we enjoyed breathtaking views from the large windows in our room and the restaurant. The food was, of course, delicious and served with great care and beautiful presentation. The guest room was clean, well kept, and comfortable. Thanks to the staff’s thoughtful hospitality and warm smiles, we had a very pleasant stay.

It was a hillside hotel a little away from Hikone Station. The large, flat parking lot was convenient. However, there are few places to eat nearby, and I couldn’t find a convenience store within walking distance. It’s best to stop by one on the way before checking in.

I reserved a Room on the side with views of the Shimanami Kaido. The view was wonderful, and at night the illuminated Onomichi Bridge was beautiful—I kept the curtains open and enjoyed it for hours. Mukaishima was right in front of me, which sparked my interest, so I took a ferry over the next day and explored. The in-room amenities were minimal, but everything was thoroughly cleaned and very comfortable.

Conveniently located near the station, with plenty of options for dinner nearby, and parking close by as well. The bath was great, with two tubs at different temperatures. What I especially liked was the non-buffet breakfast—it felt like we were treated to delicious local specialties from Shinshu that we don’t often get to try. I’d love to stay again.

Nothing was lacking, and both the in-room bath and the large public bath were clean and easy to use. In fact, the large public bath is more than well equipped, with both a sauna and a stone sauna. It’s a simple Hotel, but there’s nothing missing, the price is reasonable, and I’m very satisfied. Next time I’d like to try the breakfast.

Wanting a break from work and everyday chores, I searched for an Onsen Accommodation where I could truly relax even on my own, and that’s how I found Yugawara Fuga. I made a Reservation for the Shuttle Service from the station. The driver was very kind, and we chatted a little—it was really enjoyable. After arriving, check-in was smooth because I had completed smart check-in in advance. You can choose your favorite yukata, then enjoy tea in the café lounge with cake and sweets served in a mug you like. There were plenty of books as well, and being able to relax while looking out at the garden felt wonderfully luxurious. The Room was more than spacious enough for one person—a Japanese-style room with a nostalgic feel. There were no small children among the guests, and since there is no TV in the Room, it was quiet and easy to simply unwind. Everything was very clean; the sink area was spacious, and the lighted mirror made it convenient to use. The futon is self-service—I prefer laying it out when I want, so it didn’t bother me at all. If you’d rather not set up your own bedding, I recommend choosing a room with beds. There is a cypress bath in the Room, but I liked the open-air bath and large public bath so much that I ended up using those several times—and never used the in-room bath after all. For dinner I chose the light course; it was still plenty of food and left me full. It was also nice that dessert and tea were included. Since it was during peak busy hours, there were moments when we waited a bit between dishes, but it didn’t bother me. The dining staff stayed efficient while still taking care to explain each dish and serve attentively—their dedication came through, which made waiting easy. I also felt their teamwork was excellent. As a solo traveler, they thoughtfully considered my table placement in the restaurant as well. The appetizers were things I don’t usually get to try, and dishes like ochazuke made with mussel broth were unique and delicious. Breakfast was Japanese-style breakfast. The soy sauce I made myself at the café lounge the day before tasted great over an Onsen egg (soft-boiled egg), and it went perfectly with fifteen-grain rice—I couldn’t stop eating. The pork miso soup made with Izu miso paste plus pickled plum (umeboshi) was unusual in a good way. There was also plenty of rice served in an ohitsu pot—more than enough—so even those with bigger appetites would be satisfied. I did nothing but soak slowly in the Onsen baths, enjoy delicious meals, and spend quiet time—overall extremely satisfying. Everyone at Hotel/Accommodation (staff) was kind and courteous. If I had to mention one drawback: there are quite a lot of steps/stairs throughout the building, and despite checking maps/signage first time around felt like navigating something of a maze on my way to large public bath area (I got lost initially). Still: I'd love return again treat myself once more!