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I was truly soothed by the open-air bath attached to my Room. Listening to the evening cicadas and feeling the breeze, I enjoyed soaking in the Onsen with an indescribable sense of calm. I would love to visit again when I return to Japan. Some of the staff were international, but everyone spoke Japanese very well, which made me feel at ease. Thank you very much.

I stayed here the day before visiting a grave. This was my second stay, and I chose it again this year because it is conveniently located near the station and the staff are very helpful. I would definitely like to stay again next year.

The Room was clean. The bathroom and toilet facilities were new, and the toilet was a Neorest. The large public bath for men only has an authentic sauna, with automatic löyly and self-service löyly available. The sauna can accommodate up to 15 people, so it feels very spacious. There was also a warm Onsen bath, a cold plunge pool, and plenty of chairs for relaxing afterward. Although you still can’t search for it as “sauna available” on Yahoo! Travel, I found it on the “Sauna Ikitai” app.

I stayed here to watch a soccer match. It’s close to the downtown area and the station, and the rates are relatively affordable, so I’ve used it several times. The bathtub is a bit small, which is slightly disappointing, but it’s fine overall. I’d like to stay again if I have the chance.

We enjoyed the Reservation-only open-air bath, the cave bath, and having them privately. We expected it to be crowded during Obon, but we were lucky to enter the cave bath smoothly. In the morning, the large public bath also felt like we had it all to ourselves—another lucky moment. The meals were enjoyable both dinner and breakfast, with a wide variety of dishes. The eel was delicious. The Room was spacious and comfortable. One thing: both beds squeaked a lot, which surprised us. The mattress and bedding were comfortable, so that was disappointing.

We stayed in a barrier-free Room. The Room had been nicely renovated and was comfortable. However, the washroom and toilet doors are automatic, and the noise was quite noticeable. Especially at night, whenever a family member went to the toilet, I woke up each time. The meals were tasty overall, but I felt they could have featured a bit more of Tokachi’s local character. The large public bath had a spacious washing area, but the bathtub felt small. The bath in our Room was spacious and comfortable, but the water was very hot, so we needed to adjust the temperature by adding cold water. We stayed for two nights as a family, and although there were a few points of concern, we had an overall comfortable stay.

- Excellent access - The Room was clean and the view was great - The breakfast buffet was fresh and high quality - The fitness gym is available 24 hours. The Facility includes only a treadmill, dumbbells, and a bench. - Unfortunately, the large public bath costs an additional 1,600 yen

I’ve traveled to Tochigi many times, but this was my first visit to Yunishigawa Onsen. When choosing an Accommodation, the open-air Onsen and the meals were especially appealing. After arriving, I took a moment to relax with a cold welcome drink and a refreshingly cool towel—perfect for the heat. Once shown to my Room, I was soothed by the view from the window: mountains and a river. Dinner was served in a private room with an irori hearth, where many dishes were laid out. Over the hearth, various ingredients such as venison, beef, chicken, and yamame trout were grilled. We also enjoyed “isshobera”: minced chicken and crushed walnuts mixed into flavorful miso, spread onto a bamboo spatula and grilled, then placed on rice. Everything was truly delicious and beautiful to look at as well. For breakfast, we had piping-hot tofu made right in front of us along with many small side dishes—so filling even in the morning. Next time I’d love to visit during the autumn foliage season to enjoy a different view, so I hope to stay again when I return.

We stayed here during our summer vacation. Even though it was the Obon holiday period, the price was very reasonable, so we didn’t have high expectations for the Accommodation—but it turned out to be a wonderful Hotel. The building is old, but the hallways and every area were kept very clean and well maintained. Many guests seem to travel with dogs (we did too), yet there was no noticeable odor at all; everything felt impressively clean, and we could really tell how much effort goes into maintaining it. We were honestly grateful to be able to stay somewhere like this at such an affordable rate. In particular, since we don’t have a car and were traveling by train with our dog, having a Shuttle Service to the Hotel was truly appreciated. Also, given the “hands-off” concept, we assumed there wouldn’t be much staff at the front desk—but in fact someone was properly available whenever we needed help or had questions, which made us feel reassured. At the same time, the level of “hands-off” service was very comfortable. Personally, if you’re someone who just wants a place to sleep with your dog, only needs a basic dog run and simple public bath facilities, this is an excellent value-for-money Hotel that I highly recommend. I’ve become a fan—and I will definitely return. Thank you very much for everything.

It was an Accommodation on the mountainside of Mt. Hakkoda, almost like a mountain lodge. As such, the Facility showed some age, but it also had a charming sense of history. The Onsen was excellent. The meals were just the right portion for seniors. The Shuttle Service from Shin-Aomori was a great help. On the way back, you also stopped by Sukayu Onsen—thank you very much. The night sky full of stars was wonderful as well.

I frequently use Daiwa Roynet in Oita and Shin-Yokohama. That's why I decided to stay in Naha as well, and it did not disappoint. Thank you for the excellent service. I look forward to staying with you again!

Thank you for the early check-in and late check-out, even though it was part of the Plan on IKYU. I had a very satisfying stay, enjoying a relaxing time within the Hotel. This was my third stay this year, and as always, the Room cleaning was impeccable. The Room itself is spacious and comfortable. I also appreciated being assigned to a quiet Room with a nice view as per my request; I love the bay window design. The meals were delicious again this time. The American clubhouse sandwich by the poolside was outstanding—especially on September 25th when it was made with an abundance of fillings; it was truly the best sandwich I've ever had in my life. The inari sushi bento from the Japanese restaurant that I took home also had excellent flavor and quality. What always stands out about this Hotel is how kind and friendly all staff members are—from those at reception to restaurant staff and even young pool attendants—all with warm smiles. This is one of the main reasons why I keep choosing this Hotel every time. I look forward to staying again during a period when the pool is open. My only request would be for you to consider keeping pool hours starting at 9:00 AM not just during high season but throughout all seasons.

In winter, you get out of the car before reaching the Accommodation and walk the last few minutes to it. It surprised me at first, but the moment the sound of cars fades and only snow and the river remain is truly memorable. Rather than feeling inconvenient, it feels like a quiet shift away from everyday life. Inside the building, water keeps running to prevent freezing, reminding you that people are living here deep in the winter mountains. There were even a few insects that had woken up from hibernation, but they weren’t causing any trouble—it felt like they were simply part of this place. The Onsen is more comfortable if you let your body adjust before soaking rather than rushing in, and the fine sand on the bottom of the bath felt fresh against my soles. Unlike an overly polished Onsen, it really makes you feel immersed in nature. The tofu served at night had a gentle flavor, but the freshly made tofu in the morning had a slight bitterness that actually stayed with me. It felt like tasting the local water and soybeans as they are. At breakfast, they also shared a recommended way to enjoy tamago kake gohan: mix only the egg white first, pour it over rice, then place the yolk on top—trying it was a fun moment. I found myself wondering how long it had been since I last laid out my own futon; I was surprisingly good at it and felt quietly satisfied. Even using an unfamiliar type of Room key felt refreshingly different. When you turn off the lights it becomes truly pitch-dark; even waiting for your eyes to adjust feels pleasant, and in the morning I naturally woke up to light filtering through shoji screens. This time it was about a five-minute walk from where we parked; if I’d left my smartphone in the car too, I might have experienced an even slower sense of time. Many guests were not only families but also solo travelers, which made it especially memorable that I could relax comfortably on my own. In everyday life there aren’t many chances to remember this kind of pace—but once you visit, it’s a place that somehow feels easy to settle into.

Despite rising Accommodation rates, this place was relatively affordable. I turned on the refrigerator, but nothing I put inside got cold at all. Breakfast was acceptable. I had high hopes for the yakisoba and mapo tofu, but they weren’t to my taste. However, the almond tofu was delicious—I went back for seconds several times.

It was quiet and relaxing.

I was a bit worried because the Harmonyland ticket Plan with breakfast and dinner was so affordable, but the Room had seaside beds and the buffet—irresistible for seafood lovers—was excellent. It was a very family-friendly Accommodation. Next time, I’d definitely like to stay and use the pool. This was a great find after a long time.

I made a last-minute Reservation the day before and stayed for the first time in several years. The Room was in the separate annex on the 1st floor and was spacious for two people, new, and very clean. Although there was no view, we were able to relax at a leisurely pace. Regarding the bath showers, one shower stall was out of order. Since only two people had used it before us, we were able to wash without any issues, but I think it could be inconvenient when it is crowded. Also, I was disappointed that there was no hairbrush among the amenities in the bath area. There wasn’t one at the Room’s sink either, so I recommend that future guests bring their own. As others have mentioned, breakfast did not feel very filling and left me wanting a bit more. However, the coffee served after the meal was fragrant and delicious.

The building feels old, and some areas are dimly lit, which can feel a bit unsettling. The front desk staff are easy to talk to and very pleasant. Parking in front of the Hotel is limited, but there is a second parking lot right across the street, so it’s not an issue. It’s nice that there are no foreign guests staying here. There are two massage chairs, but one was broken and couldn’t be used. (Since it’s free, no complaints.) It’s also good that you can pick up only the amenities you need at the front desk. They also offer free coffee and tea, which is a nice touch.

We stayed here during Golden Week. Dinner was a sukiyaki set and breakfast was French toast, and to be honest, we didn’t have high expectations. Just in case, we bought some good sukiyaki beef at a nearby butcher, but the ingredients provided for both dinner and breakfast were excellent. However, we couldn’t find any clear information about what type of equipment was provided for making sukiyaki, so after searching for quite a while we contacted the staff. Even then, they didn’t know right away and said they would get back to us. In the end we were able to confirm the equipment type and how to use it, but it would be very helpful if this could be explained clearly somewhere. We only stayed one night this time, but we’d like to come back and stay longer.

It meets all the essential requirements I look for in a Hotel, so I’d like to give it full marks, but: Dinner is not served in the same venue as breakfast; it’s in a separate building. (You just move to the building right next door.) Isn’t the bath a bit small? It gets too crowded. (That said, it doesn’t seem especially small compared with other Route Inns, so it may just be that demand was underestimated.) So I’m deducting a few points. Still, these are minor issues if you keep them in mind, and I can definitely recommend it.