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The Wi‑Fi was easy to connect to, and I was satisfied that the TV included BS channels. The front desk staff were helpful, and after completing the parking procedure, I could come and go freely, which was very convenient.

Conveniently located near the ferry terminal and Omotesando. The lobby had a lovely atmosphere. The dinner set was delicious and elegantly presented, and the staff were courteous. Even during an evening stroll, they greeted us warmly, which made us feel very welcome.

The Room was on the 3rd floor of the annex. I expected a river view, but there was a cedar tree blocking it, which was disappointing. There were no higher floors available at the time of my Reservation. The Room has a shower room, but there were no bath towels. The refrigerator in the alcove is noisy. It might be better placed in the veranda area. I chose to have dinner in the dining venue, and they arranged a private room for us, so we could enjoy our meal in a relaxed setting. There are towels and bath towels available at the large public bath, so it’s nice to be able to go without bringing anything. Next time, I would like to stay on an upper floor of the main building.

The Facility is old, but the rates are affordable, and since the meals are kaiseki cuisine, we enjoyed them at a relaxed pace. Above all, the Kanmon Bridge and the Kanmon Strait can be seen from the Room, bath, and dining hall—absolutely wonderful. We were able to take our time enjoying the view of various ships coming and going. We will stay again.

It was almost ¥20,000 even with No Meals Included during Silver Week, but we were grateful because it’s hard to find a place that can accommodate 7 people plus a pet. The location is very convenient near the station: the roadside station (Michi-no-Eki), RISONARE, and a convenience store are just a few minutes’ walk away; a local supermarket is about 10 minutes by car; and there’s also a burger shop right in front. The Facility was very clean, but the equipment had some issues. When we tried to use two hot plates for dinner, neither of them heated up. After contacting staff, we waited about 30 minutes before they were replaced. Also, we couldn’t use the oven function on the microwave oven to bake pizza, and since there was no toaster for bread the next morning either, we could only warm it using the fish grill. The appliances look stylish, but they weren’t very user-friendly. The washer-dryer was extremely helpful. There are four double beds, but if you have older children, three single beds plus two futon sets might be better. If I had to say one thing, for large groups it would be more helpful to have two sinks rather than an extra shower room. Our dog seemed to enjoy it as there is also a dog run overall we were satisfied. We’d like to stay again during a cheaper season.

Having a bathhouse on the first floor was very convenient. It helped me relax and recover from my fatigue.

It was my first time properly staying in Chitose (coming from Kyoto) for an event at the Cultural Center. First of all, the location is excellent. The Cultural Center is practically on the same grounds. A huge AEON mall is right next door. JR Chitose Station is across the street. My cousin I met up with stayed at a hotel nearby, and the izakaya I booked was also close by. In vast Hokkaido, this area was perfectly walkable. I arrived at night, so I took a taxi to check in. It cost about 3,000 yen, and I briefly thought, “Should I have rented a car?” But among the business hotels around the station, this one stood out with a distinctly upscale feel. The building is wide—and so was my room. From the glass-walled corner area I had a panoramic view of central Chitose, and any doubts disappeared instantly. The izakaya (something like “Direct Delivery ___ Seafood”) was a total miss, but I came back and slept like a log wrapped in comfortable sheets. And then—the breakfast buffet was outstanding! Honestly, it’s something that even that famous top-class morning buffet at “Shiki” in Osaka Umeda could learn from. After relaxing properly, I checked out and left my luggage in storage. I bought some sweets at AEON as gifts for the Cultural Center staff, then went back to AEON again for redemption after last night—this time picking up amazing Hokkaido ingredients (they were unbelievably delicious when we ate them right after getting home!). What really impressed me: they even have free locker-style refrigerated storage!!! We kept our food there while we enjoyed the event; then on my wife’s suggestion we took JR to the airport—600 yen for two people. Of course! We also had some time beforehand to relax in the plaza in front of the station—Chitose under clear autumn skies. With all that open space and low crowd density, we soaked up perfect sunshine and breeze. This may be an ANA Crowne Plaza review—but honestly it made me love Chitose itself even more. And yes: ANA truly feels like an excellent hotel that preserves classic Japanese first-class standards from the Showa era!

We stayed for one night with a child (No Meals Included), and the staff were very courteous. After walking around for sightseeing, our child was tired and in a bad mood, and I was exhausted from long-distance driving and sightseeing as well. We were able to relax and ease our fatigue in the bath, and even enjoy a snowy view from the open-air bath (as a cold wave had arrived). The scenery was wonderful, and we were very satisfied. The Room was also kept clean and well prepared, providing a comfortable environment to rest.

Thank you for your hospitality. I returned home to visit my family grave before the equinox. With nostalgic Kochi Station right in front of me, it was a memorable stay thanks to you. I also enjoyed the breakfast (especially the curry!! The bread was just so-so!?).

Butterbur Shinoda rolls, vinegared dried taro stems, and the breakfast pumpkin soup—everything beyond the main dish was also delicious, with the chef’s kindness and sure touch coming through. The in-room dining service, delivered with just the right timing and a comfortable sense of distance (without over-explaining), is especially appealing. The Onsen in the Room was silky and seemed to cling to the skin; even after returning home, I felt my skin looked “whiter” and noticed a brightening effect. Highly recommended.

It was a cozy inn, and the building was very stylish. The hosts were kind, and it was truly relaxing. We were able to enjoy the private hot spring at our leisure both morning and night. Breakfast was in a separate building, which was also very stylish. I was impressed by the yogurt drink served first. The soup was refined and comforting—perfect for starting the day. When we checked out, they kindly took lots of photos for us since we had the chance. It was the last day of our first trip to Kyushu, and it became a wonderful memory. Thank you very much.

I stayed for two nights to visit Disney. I don’t think there’s any other Hotel around Disney these days at this price that is this clean. All the staff were very pleasant. Amenities and cold water were also available next to the front desk. The shop sold coffee, which was a big help for a coffee lover like me—I enjoyed relaxing with it in my Room. The shop was open until 21:00, but they told me, “If you let the front desk know, we can open it anytime.” (Coffee is only available during the shop’s regular hours.) It’s a bit of a walk from the station, but since it’s a Hotel inside a park, mornings feel great. From my Room I could even see Disney fireworks in the distance. There is no luggage storage service after check-out, so if you’re going to Yumenoshima Tropical Greenhouse Dome next door, they offer luggage storage (for greenhouse visitors only); otherwise you’ll need to use coin lockers at the station. I would definitely like to stay here again.

It was my first time staying here. The Accommodation was clean, and the staff were very helpful!

I’ve stayed at many luxury ryokan across Japan, and this one was truly outstanding. The meals were simply delicious. We enjoyed seasonal ingredients with a wide variety of dishes, and my wife was very satisfied. The bath and sauna were private, and since it’s an entire villa rental, it was quiet and we could relax without worrying about others. It’s all-inclusive, so you can also enjoy drinks. We’ll definitely stay again.

Thank you for coming out to the car in the rain to help with our luggage. We were able to enjoy dinner at a relaxed pace in a calm atmosphere. I’m a light eater, so I’m very sorry for not finishing everything. When we visit Shiga again, we would love to stay at GUZU.

I usually stay with my family, but this time I tried a solo trip for the first time. I chose this Hotel because the women-only dormitory felt safe, and the value was amazing: unlimited alcohol and soft drinks, a triple gelato, a delicious pasta dinner, plus access to the lounge and baths at the neighboring Suizantei… it was perfect (the sauna at Exclamation Hotel was great too). The next day, I switched breakfast to lunch and enjoyed it at Shokudo Ichi, then finished with an Onsen soak in Koganeyu! What’s more, staying here comes with a Reservation slot for “Morino Hyakunichi Gori,” so I could enjoy it without waiting. This was also my first time hitting the jackpot in the lucky locker lottery—I even received a commemorative Kyujitsuyu mug cup and was truly moved. The Hotel staff were all very kind, so I felt comfortable throughout my stay. A solo trip at Exclamation Hotel might become addictive—I’ll be back!

It was a well-deserved getaway for the two of us. Rain was in the forecast, but the Room was far better than we imagined and it became an unforgettable memory! The kitchenware was fully stocked, and both the bathroom and toilet were clean and convenient.

My husband liked it, and this was our second stay due to other commitments. This time we couldn’t book a single room and stayed in a twin, but he said it was spacious and he was satisfied. The large public bath is also spacious, and he really likes this Route Inn. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

This inn’s oceanfront location was fantastic! We traveled with our dog and enjoyed walks along the beach and coastline in the evening and early morning while taking in the Amakusa sea. It happened to be around spring tide, so the tidal range was incredible—watching from our room, the water kept rising, and a sandy beach we had just walked on turned into open sea. Since it’s designed as a pet-friendly property, the room and bath aren’t especially luxurious, but everything was well cleaned, and the facilities were spotless and comfortable. The food was excellent—as you’d expect in Amakusa—with wonderful seafood, and we fully enjoyed the all-inclusive drinks as well. We’d love to visit again and would happily recommend this hotel to others. Thank you very much.

The Room is thoughtfully designed and compact, but what mattered most to me was having a private toilet and bath in the Room rather than shared facilities. Both nights we had dinner on the rooftop terrace—truly the best seat in the house. Spending time there while watching the sunset became an unforgettable memory. The owner couple are friendly and give you just the right amount of space. At first I wasn’t sure what to talk about in the lounge, but if you happen to run into other guests, it’s usually just a simple greeting. Some people will casually start a conversation, which actually made it feel even more comfortable. The washing machine is free to use, and there are plenty of places to hang laundry. I want to keep it a secret, but it was such a wonderful Accommodation that I really want you to visit. I’ll definitely be back!