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As this Facility is in Hyogo Prefecture, I think it is reasonably priced. The Room is spacious (too spacious for one person), clean, and comes with a toilet. It also has Wi-Fi, and the window facilities are well equipped. I will use it again.

I stayed alone in a cottage, and for this price, the Room, meals, and Onsen were all excellent. The kiln-baked dish was especially delicious. The staff were very kind, the Room was clean, and I was able to relax in nature. In the morning, it wasn’t a large bath but a smaller one; it was also clean and comfortable.

Stayed in summer. We were able to relax, and it would be perfect if there were a fan in the changing room.

I found this place while searching mainly for an Onsen, and since it also offers Accommodation at a reasonable price, I decided to visit. The Onsen was spacious and had a sauna, so I could relax. The entire Facility was kept very clean, and the staff were warm and welcoming—I was more than satisfied for the price. I don’t get to come to this area often, but I’ll stop by again next time.

It’s in a great location where you can go out for drinks and get back easily, comes with parking, and felt like a Room in an apartment—very comfortable to stay in! There was also a big TV, so it looked like you could watch lots of things. Towels and trash bags were available right after entering the first-floor entrance, and the Room and shower were clean! Since I didn’t spend the whole day in the Room, it was more than enough for me! I brought a large suitcase, and once opened it felt like you had to step over it to get through, so if there were two people, dealing with open suitcases might be tough. With a small suitcase, no problem at all! I’ll use it again.

At the entrance, we were welcomed by motifs of Tentoki and Ryutoki. The stone garden “Yusentei,” Aizen Garden, and Tosentei were wonderful after the rain. The Onsen was natural, but unfortunately the open-air bath was too dark to see well. The carbonate spring bath was out of order and could not be used. The shojin-ryori (Buddhist vegetarian cuisine) was very delicious. The morning service was easy to join, which was nice. What was disappointing was that some guests speaking Chinese did not bring towels into the bath at all; they then left without drying off, leaving the floor soaked. They also brought canned beer and similar drinks into the shojin-ryori meal area to drink. In addition, they talked loudly on their phones with friends while using the Wi-Fi for a long time and seemed to take up most of the bandwidth, so it could not be used properly. The staff’s response was good; even if they were not Japanese, there were no problems as long as you spoke with them. Finally, I was surprised that the Room key is secured from inside with a simple latch/bolt. In terms of security, it felt like self-management is expected.

This Onsen Accommodation is tucked away in the mountains, a short distance from the center of Shima Onsen. Although I hadn’t made a Reservation, they kindly provided Shuttle Service, which was a big help since walking in the extreme heat would have been tough. There are three private-use baths on the first floor. You can use them anytime if available, and you can also check availability online, which is very convenient. The refrigerator had chilled water inside—a nice touch. Drinks can be purchased from the refrigerator on the first floor. There is also one massage chair. The bath amenities were exceptionally well stocked—possibly the best I’ve ever seen—not only shampoo and conditioner, but also shaving foam and facial cleanser, with a wide variety of options. With three baths for a relatively small number of rooms, it felt like they were available whenever I wanted. Because it’s free-flowing natural hot spring water (kakenagashi), I could even bathe late at night. Being able to soak without worrying about others was wonderful. Compared to the Ryokan’s exterior, the dining area was chic, clean, and newly built. The food was delicious and I was very satisfied. I traveled by train and bus, so limited service frequency is a drawback—but aside from that, this is an outstanding Accommodation.

I found this accommodation on Google Maps and stayed here. The room was cleaner and more comfortable than I expected. The walls seemed a bit thin as I could hear some noise from the neighboring room. The staff were kind, and considering the price, it’s a good accommodation.

You can fully enjoy Tsunagi Onsen. It’s not large, but you can experience piping-hot free-flowing Onsen water almost privately. The meals are filling too, with sashimi and steak. We also appreciated the owner’s friendly hospitality. This is an Accommodation we would definitely like to stay at again.

I had previously visited for a day trip to the Onsen and loved both the Onsen and the scenery, so I decided to stay overnight. The meals were excellent, the view from the Room was wonderful, and my stay was very comfortable. Unfortunately, the outdoor bath in the morning was so cold that it hardly felt like an Onsen.\n\nAs it is currently off-season, there was no shuttle bus on weekdays, which made things difficult. Even one round-trip Shuttle Service would be very helpful.

I stayed here mainly for the breakfast. Since it’s a sushi restaurant, I was surprised to be served octopus sashimi, and I was very satisfied. I’d like to stay again. If you’re staying here, I recommend choosing the Plan with breakfast included.

Next door is Sabakoyu, and across the street is the historic Nakamura Ryokan. At night, we enjoyed an in-room meal, then were moved by the owner’s shamisen performance and kouta songs. In the morning, the sunrise glowed through the shoji screens; when we opened them, we found a perfect location. The steam rising from the ohitsu rice at breakfast whetted our appetite even more. We were seen off by the proprietress and owner—hospitality that makes us certain to return.

It was my first stay, and it was quiet and very relaxing. The meals were delicious, and I was completely full. The large public bath had a wonderful atmosphere, and I was very satisfied. I also thoroughly enjoyed the in-Room bath and was very satisfied. The proprietress and all the staff were very kind, which I really appreciated. I heard that the dining area will be changed from floor seating to tables in the future. I would definitely like to stay again.

My husband unexpectedly had the day off, so we were looking for a day-trip Onsen and happened to find this Accommodation. We discovered that by booking a last-minute Plan and using a site coupon, we could stay at a great price, so we decided to stay overnight. We came mainly for the Onsen, and since we chose a good-value Plan, we didn’t have high expectations for the meals—but everything was delicious. We were especially impressed that each dish was brought out freshly prepared. With only a few guest rooms and in-room dining, we hardly ran into other guests. We were also able to enjoy the private indoor bath whenever we liked without any overlap with others. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to relax and enjoy the Onsen at their own pace.

It seems like an apartment converted into a Hotel. The space was very spacious, and the cleanliness was perfect. With a refrigerator, microwave, washing machine, and kitchen, it felt just like being at home. The mattress on the bed was firm, allowing for a comfortable sleep without straining my back. It's relatively close to the airport, so I would love to stay here again! (Only giving 4 stars because the bathroom only had a shower.)

The Facilities are old, but everything is well cleaned, and the price is affordable, making this Hotel a great choice for solo travelers or business trips. It is conveniently located within walking distance of a supermarket, gas station, restaurants, and bento shops.

The hospitality, meals, and Onsen were outstanding—this was a wonderful Ryokan. The service from the international staff was very polite, and everyone had such lovely smiles; it felt truly warm and welcoming. Highly recommended! As for the Onsen, there were an open-air bath, family baths (private baths), and an indoor bath. During our stay we used the family baths and the open-air bath—the open-air bath felt wonderfully spacious, and with three different family baths to choose from, we never got bored!

I stayed in the main building, and it is new, well cleaned, and very beautiful. The Room also has a toilet. The Japanese-style Room is spacious enough for two people to sleep comfortably. It is conveniently located, and the parking lot is easy to use. Above all, the Onsen was wonderful, with many day visitors coming one after another. It seems to have a mineral quality that is rare even in The whole country, so please be sure to read the description. You can really understand how the land was formed and how good the soil is. The staff were kind as well—this Accommodation offered value beyond its price. I definitely want to visit again.

This is the Hotel where I stayed after needing to find a place on short notice. Since I had work early the next morning, I arrived late, but they welcomed me warmly. If I have another opportunity, I would love to stay again!

Stayed in August 2026: 2 adults and 2 toddlers for JPY 15,810 with breakfast. As the title says. This is a very important point for guests, yet many hotels don’t seem to notice it at all. [In midsummer and midwinter, guests’ health can be affected by how clean the air conditioner is.] I hope you will continue to prioritize this. The Onsen was average (understandable given the low price). Breakfast was just enough to fill you up (also understandable given the low price). As for a one-of-a-kind experience: My wife accidentally dropped the breakfast tongs because their holder was unstable. When she informed and apologized to a female staff member in her 50s or so, she was told, “Please be careful,” which felt like surprisingly high-level customer service. It may simply be a local cultural thing, and I also felt that if I (a man) had done it, I probably wouldn’t have been admonished. Also, since she was serving food rather than working at reception where various types of guest interaction are required, it gave me the impression she spoke without much thought (no ill intent—more like “that’s obvious”). It was quite unpleasant, but I’m not dwelling on it. Because even though the room rate was affordable, the air conditioner was clean.