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Nestled in the cool mountain embrace of Oku-Yugawara even in the height of summer, I enjoyed a wonderfully comfortable stay with superb Onsen and pleasant air conditioning in the Room. As always, I was able to spend time exactly as I pleased—soaking in the Onsen whenever I felt like it, reading a book, or simply lying down and relaxing. The creative kaiseki dinner that left my body feeling refreshed and my favorite Kamata breakfast were both outstanding—thank you to the head chef. The Room and all areas of the property were impeccably clean, and the staff’s thoughtful care and perfect sense of distance were truly soothing. I’ll be back!!

I experienced “true richness.” I stayed for one night and two days as a reward to myself, hoping to enjoy local cuisine cooked over an irori hearth. The “authentic food” I was served far exceeded my expectations. It was made using only truly excellent local ingredients, and in particular, the pairing of the duck broth after the duck shabu-shabu with 100% buckwheat soba was sublime—a perfect match of the real and the real. I felt this kind of deliciousness simply can’t be found in the city, and it was only the second time in my life that food has genuinely moved me. That’s how overwhelming it was. By the way, it wasn’t just about the meals—the hydrogen Onsen also felt incredibly refreshing, as if my cells were being revitalized. The Onsen can be enjoyed as a private reservation.

This was my first stay (2 nights, 3 days). Since it has only been a few months since opening, everything was clean and the Room was simple. Check-in was smooth, which was great. When I first entered the Room, I was a little confused because there was a closet in the middle of the Room. Also, the switches for the lighting and curtains were on the wall and hard to figure out at first, but design-wise it wasn’t cluttered at all, and I really liked it. The bathtub in the Room felt a bit too large (it takes time to fill with hot water). Since there were many things I didn’t understand, I ended up calling housekeeping several times. I heard that guests can use the fitness gym and pool, so I brought my shoes, workout clothes, and swimsuit. It would be nice if the gym had a few more machines. The pool is 20 meters long and the water temperature was slightly warm, making it easy to swim. The breakfast buffet had a wide variety of options, including locally sourced dishes, so I was satisfied. At check-out, the concierge arranged for me to be driven to Sapporo Station in one of the Hotel’s cars, and it ended up being three very fulfilling days.

Hearing that the auberge offered a full-course French dinner, I quickly booked as soon as a room became available. Every dish was beautifully presented and delicious. I’m not an expert in French cuisine, but it felt like authentic local cooking rather than “Japanized” French food. I was especially impressed by the healthy, colorful beet-based appetizers and desserts, the tangy tomato soup, and the bone-in lamb—along with vegetables on the same plate, each carefully seasoned differently. The highlight was the nougat glacé for dessert. It was my first time trying it; it looked beautiful, and I loved its pleasantly firm texture and sweetness. I can see why some guests visit just for this menu. I would love to return.

I ordered the seafood BBQ for dinner and was amazed by the large spiny lobster. Since it’s Oarai, I also wished to try clams. Breakfast was delicious as well. It would have been even better if the fridge had not only water but also a few soft drinks or beers. The pool and private spa (with sauna) were very relaxing. With the beach right in front, I enjoyed going to the sea too. It would be nice if sandals were available for rent. Thank you very much!

A sophisticated and stylish space where we enjoyed an amazing sauna experience and BBQ. The actual place is even better than the photos. It was my first time truly feeling the comfort of the sauna and that sense of "refreshment"—it was absolutely incredible! The kitchen facilities were both stylish and well-equipped, making me dream of having a similar setup at home. Although it was cloudy, we could still see countless stars in the vast night sky, and the serene ocean view provided a calming atmosphere. This is definitely a place I want to visit again.

I got off the highway bus at Isahaya Interchange a little after 10:20 PM and walked along the main road to the nearby Ringer Hut, but there were no streetlights and I wasn’t familiar with the area, so it felt a bit uneasy. However, from there to the Hotel (via Lawson) was fine! I arrived at 11:00 PM, and the front desk staff were there, so I checked in without any issues. I relaxed in the large public bath, and the bed in my Room was just the right firmness—I slept very well. Breakfast was simple but satisfying: rice and miso soup with side dishes, plus bread and coffee. They also arranged a taxi for me. While waiting, I spent time comfortably on the sofa in the clean lobby and enjoyed complimentary coffee. Thank you very much.

The hotel is very calm and comfortable to stay in, despite being conveniently located near Akasaka-Mitsuke Station. The guest rooms are compact as it is a Business Hotel, but they were clean and pleasant. The staff at the lobby had a gentle smile, leaving a good impression. However, even though I had called about a month before my stay to inform them that I would not be using the parking lot, I was still asked about it during check-in. It was disappointing that guest information was not shared smoothly.

I am satisfied with the good service at any accommodation. Thank you very much.

As I travel around a lot, I often stay at Route Inn. The Route Inn in Ube had a great bath, and I was able to relax. The front desk staff handled check-in efficiently, which was very helpful. At breakfast, I noticed some guests wearing loungewear or the thin white Room slippers, and it felt a bit inappropriate. Even though there wasn’t any notice about it, I think it might lower the Hotel’s overall atmosphere, so it may be better to avoid that. Breakfast was delicious—especially the rolled omelet, which wasn’t sweet and was excellent. Thank you very much.

I chose to stay at this Hotel for its location and price. The location was very convenient—about a 5-minute walk from an exit of the Nagoya Station underground mall. There was major construction for the linear motor train right in front, but the noise didn’t bother me much. Some Reviews made me feel uneasy, but none of those issues concerned me at all. If I had to mention one thing, I was told in advance that the requested items would be prepared in my Room, but they were completely overlooked. I received a call just before checkout, but it was too late by then. I would stay here again.

Very warm welcome from hotel staff, fantastic view from the balcony, comfortable stay and definitely will come back

The location is perfect, being close to both Daimon and Hamamatsucho. Other than having a robot at the reception, it was an ordinary Hotel. Check-in and check-out were easy, and I appreciated the security as the elevator cannot be used without a card key. The twin Room was reasonably spacious, and the bathroom was clean. If I may be a bit indulgent, I would like skincare amenities for women. I would be happy if coffee was available instead of tea. The breakfast was delicious, but there was no main dish, only side dishes. I would have liked some grilled fish, even if it was small. This time, I used it for a stay before a Shiki Theatre Company performance. The 11 a.m. check-out was helpful, and I appreciated being able to extend it for an additional fee.

Check-in and check-out were smooth, and the Room was clean, new, and comfortable. I would like to stay again.

Located in the city center of Kyoto, it offers convenient access via Keihan Electric Railway and city buses. The Facility is equipped with the necessary minimum amenities, and it was particularly comfortable as the bath and toilet are completely separate. For dinner, I enjoyed a wine-filled meal at the Fauchon Hotel, and it was very convenient as it felt like returning to the house right next door.

Although it was my first stay, everything exceeded my expectations. The service was kind and made me feel comfortable. I visit the Tateshina area every year for an event, so this is an Accommodation I would like to stay at again.

A long-established Hotel near the station. The whisky is a highlight, and I was very satisfied with the delicious meals and the spacious Japanese-style room.

The women’s large public bath is very small—more like a small bath. When we went around 9:00 p.m., all 12 lockers were already taken, even for our parent-and-child group. When we entered the bathing area, all three shower stations were occupied and three people were waiting; when we joined the line, it became six. It was my first time having to wait in a naked line in the bath area. By the time we finished, there was a line for lockers stretching out into the hallway. It was so hectic that we couldn’t even think about enjoying the view. If capacity is limited, I wish there had been some kind of limit on the number of users or clearer notice that it gets very crowded—we would have reconsidered using it. Everything from the front desk to our Room had a great atmosphere and was comfortable, but the bath alone was shocking.

It’s about a 10-minute walk west along the south side of the railway tracks from the station.\nThe bathroom was clean. The Room is also clean, but has a retro Showa-era feel.\nSound carries easily, so you may hear some noise.\nThere is a coin laundry on the first floor, which is convenient for a Multiple Night Stay.

Amenities are available in the lobby for you to pick up what you need. The Room was pleasantly prepared, and housekeeping was done properly. On the 2nd floor, there is a guest-only lounge, vending machines, a laundry room, and a microwave, which is convenient. The Room also has handy lights by the dresser and bed for using a PC or smartphone, and the Wi-Fi worked well. There are power outlets in many places, making it easy to use. This time I stayed for 3 nights with the breakfast buffet; there was a good variety each day, though the taste was average. It was nice that the bread could be warmed. There is also a convenience store nearby, and information is provided at the check-in counter. However, it takes about 15 minutes from Shinagawa Station (Takanawa Exit) up quite a steep hill, so if you have a lot of luggage, taking a taxi is recommended.