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The view from the room was amazing. (The windows were so large that a lot of sunlight came in, so even in October it was hot and we turned on the air conditioning.) The open-air bath was spacious, and we could really relax. We also appreciated the complimentary ice pops and fruit vinegar after bathing! The food was delicious, and we especially liked the broth in the matsutake mushroom and pike conger eel dobin-mushi. The beef cooked on a ceramic plate was a bit tough for my 84-year-old mother (we should have taken it off a little earlier). The staff’s polite service was also very pleasant. If I had to mention one downside, it would be that there wasn’t a beer vending machine.

We were very satisfied! The welcome roasted marshmallows— my mother really enjoyed roasting and eating them. On our morning walk, we were shown many wonderful spots around Urabandai, and we were able to spend a truly relaxing time. Of course, we also enjoyed the local cuisine. In particular, the cleanliness throughout the property was excellent. All of the staff were very pleasant as well. We would definitely like to visit again.

They assigned us the convenient Room we had requested in advance, and we were able to enjoy a comfortable Multiple Night Stay. It was fun to have a different roller blind from last time! Shinsaibashi and Namba are within walking distance—not too close, not too far. After walking around all day, we could relax and soothe our tired bodies in the bathtub. We also appreciated having a separate bath and toilet. Thank you for the thoughtful care from the Hotel staff. Thank you again for all your help on this trip. We will stay here again when we visit Osaka!

The location near Nara Station was very convenient. The Room was spacious and clean. The late-night soba was delicious. As for the Onsen, it would have been perfect if the changing area were a bit larger. I really liked being able to take off my shoes at the entrance, step onto the tatami, and go straight to my Room. I was able to relax and enjoy my stay. I would like to stay here again when visiting Nara.

Having stayed at Intergate Hiroshima before and knowing the lounge’s wide range of services, I decided to make a Reservation in Kyoto. Choosing the attractive breakfast plan naturally increased the price, but thanks to IKYU.com’s system that lets you use Earn Points right away, it ended up being cheaper than anywhere else. I was also surprised by how many points were awarded. On the day, I enjoyed coffee, sweets, wine, and ochazuke; the large public bath was very relaxing. The next morning brought smoothies and a delicious breakfast buffet. I was able to take my time exploring Kyoto and also enjoy a relaxing staycation.

I stay here regularly. The Room is always clean, and all the amenities I need are available in the lobby, so there’s no waste and it’s very convenient. The bathroom is also clean, so I can fill the tub, use bath salts, and relax—especially in winter, I end up staying more often. Hotel prices have been rising lately, but this place still offers service that matches the cost. It’s a bit of a walk from Kinshicho Station, but if that doesn’t bother you, this is a Hotel I can recommend.

All staff members were courteous and attentive. The meals were thoughtfully prepared with enjoyable touches, and we could even have dessert in the lounge after dinner, which was very refreshing. The bath was a spacious unit bath, and since it can be filled with Onsen water, we were able to relax and enjoy the Onsen in our Room. We would like to stay again.

This was a truly welcoming and pleasant Hotel. As I was traveling solo, I was shown to a quiet seat with a great view for dinner, and I was able to relax and enjoy the meal. They were considerate about ingredients I don’t like, and everything was delicious. The only regret was that the portions were a bit large for me, and I was almost full before the main course. Breakfast was exciting, and everything was delicious—absolutely wonderful! My Room was close to the guest lounge, so I enjoyed not only staying in my Room but also spending time in the stylish guest lounge. The sauna, jacuzzi, and bedroom were all very relaxing—I had a great stay!

This was my first stay. At check-in, the female staff member handled the process efficiently with just the right level of friendliness, which left a great impression. Breakfast was exactly as described in the reviews—excellent. I also spoke with a regular guest who seems to visit often, and it really felt like a hotel that guests genuinely love. On the other hand, at check-out all of the front desk staff were men, and they seemed a bit too low-energy. I understand it can be tough after night shifts or from daily fatigue, but even just 10% more energy when seeing guests off would make an even better impression. As for the room, there were some details that caught my eye—scorch marks in the bathroom and grime around the rim of the trash bin. While overall cleaning seemed fine, those small noticeable spots stood out. Breakfast again was just as other reviews said: an excellent variety and great value for money. In particular, beef steak at breakfast might seem surprising to some, but it’s a nice way to start the day with energy. There’s also a wide selection of breads, which makes breakfast something to look forward to.

A tranquil setting where you can almost hear the “sounds of the forest.” It felt like a thoughtfully run inn, with great care taken so guests can fully enjoy an extraordinary escape. The staff were warm throughout, and I had a very comfortable stay. The squirrel-themed story-style dining menu was a fun and creative touch. As a personal suggestion, I’d also love to try a menu presented as an introduction to Yamagata’s local specialties and history (from an out-of-prefecture guest’s perspective).

Although we only stayed for one night, we were impressed by how many Facilities were provided in such a limited space. Having a washing machine and microwave in the Room is a very welcome service for anyone traveling in Hokkaido. The Hotel has great access from the main street yet remains quiet, and with someone always around in the lobby/restaurant area, it felt warm and homey.

We stayed to celebrate two birthdays and a 70th birthday. Everyone provided wonderful hospitality, and we were satisfied with everything. At dinner, they wrote a message on the dessert plate, which made our stay truly memorable. Thank you very much.

Whenever I return home, I try to stay here whenever possible. The room is always clean and well maintained, so I can relax comfortably. I especially love the silky hot spring—it's my favorite! I go in as many times as I can. I'd love to stay here again on my next visit home.

This was my first stay here. I had no idea there was such a wonderful Onsen Ryokan less than an hour from home. The service was excellent, and we truly enjoyed the delicious meals. In particular, the steamed dish with spiny lobster, abalone, and beef was outstanding. The bath in the Room was also wonderful, and I also used the day-use Onsen. After dinner, we relaxed in the Room watching Netflix and YouTube, and the late-night snack was delicious as well. If I had to mention one request, it would be that breakfast starts a little late. As I’ve gotten older I wake up early, so I’d appreciate it if breakfast could start sometime after 7:00 a.m. That said... what disappointed me happened after breakfast. My one real hobby is watching Major League Baseball. These days, the only TV program I watch is MLB on BS channels. Since check-out is at 11:00 a.m., I thought I’d be able to relax at the Ryokan and enjoy baseball until then, so I didn’t record it at home before coming. However... when I tried to watch on the big screen by pressing the BS button, there was no BS broadcast available. I was honestly surprised—I assumed BS channels would be standard at any Ryokan (that assumption is on me). I don’t mind if Netflix isn’t available; but at minimum, I would like BS channels to be accessible. So overall it would have been perfect except for this point, but for Facility/equipment and overall satisfaction I rated it 4 stars.

This is an inn I had wanted to stay at for a long time. As many reviews mentioned, the Italian dinner was outstanding from start to dessert, and truly impressed me. The in-room hot spring was at the perfect temperature, and I thoroughly enjoyed it while gazing at the sea, listening to insects at night, and again in the fresh morning air. I would love to stay here again.

Thank you very much for your help. I’m glad I stayed at such a clean and wonderful Hotel. Because of the great location, I felt that using public transportation was the best option. Parking nearby is expensive, so I will keep that in mind next time.

The View from Seina Dining on the Water Balcony Umikoro—truly one of a kind. This time, due to light rain, we couldn’t see the sea at its best, but it was such a wonderful stay that we forgot all about it. Perfect guidance from the butler The quality of the meals Sisley spa treatment with Shuttle Service included Private large public bath Late check-out as an IKYU Diamond Member benefit Next time, we’ll plan our visit to Seina for the fireworks day. Thank you very much.

Because the Accommodation values privacy and is designed so you won’t run into other guests, I initially wondered if it might feel too quiet and a bit lonely (I had stayed at a Hotel with a lounge the day before, so I was used to being around people). However, as time passed, this sense of privacy became incredibly comfortable, and I found myself wishing I had booked a Multiple Night Stay instead of just one night. The meals were absolutely delicious, and the staff were wonderful. I’m truly glad I chose this Accommodation, and I would love to stay again if given the opportunity.

Since I had checked in advance that paying for one extra hour would allow a 12:00 checkout, I requested it on the day of my stay and was able to check out at 12:00. The Room was comfortable, clean, and very relaxing. I also appreciated that free drinks such as coffee, black tea, and green tea were always available in the lobby. I was also happy to have complimentary bottled water in the Room. We heard that snacks were available in the lounge, but it seemed they had already ended by the time we went. I wanted to try them, so that was a little disappointing. Breakfast was unique as well—there was bubuzuke (ochazuke), and an unusual tofu served inside something like a balloon that you pop with a toothpick. The nori seaweed was delicious too, and we were told it’s something you can only have at this Hotel. The breakfast restaurant was almost entirely international guests; even though we were in Kyoto, it felt like being abroad, which made the morning fun. When we arrived at the Hotel we didn’t pass any other guests, so it became clear there are many international visitors. The service from both the Hotel staff and restaurant staff was polite and attentive overall—we were extremely satisfied. I would love to stay again.

This was my first stay at NIPPONIA Chichibu Monzenmachi, and I stayed in Room 102 of the MARUJU building. Room 102 is a maisonette-style guest room created by converting an entire kura storehouse, so I had been genuinely looking forward to it even before arriving. When I arrived, the staff welcomed me with warm smiles and excellent service, and check-in was accompanied by explanations about the property’s history and unique features. I was then shown to Room 102. The door wasn’t new—it was the original one from when it was a storehouse—so I felt excited even before stepping inside. As soon as I opened the door with high expectations, I found myself in a truly unique, extraordinary space. With its open atrium design, the first floor is a living area; climbing the original ladder from its storehouse days leads to the second-floor bedroom. It’s such a spacious room that it feels like it could be two separate rooms across two levels. The nostalgic atmosphere comes from how beautifully it blends preserved beams and walls from the past with modern comfort. The hinoki cypress bath I had been looking forward to was larger and deeper than expected. Even before filling it, the pleasant scent of hinoki filled the bathroom; once hot water was added, the aroma became even richer, making it wonderfully relaxing even without hot-spring water. Dinner—something I had eagerly awaited—was truly delicious from appetizers to main course to dessert. You could also feel great attention paid not only to plating but also to every piece of tableware used. The course featured plenty of locally sourced ingredients; while it goes without saying that both venison and river fish were excellent, I was especially impressed by how thoughtfully they brought out the flavors of local vegetables and by how outstanding each sauce tasted. It’s hard to describe well from appetizer through main course, but every dish looked unlike what you’d expect—and each bite delivered a delightful surprise. Breakfast offered a complete change of pace: traditional Japanese cuisine. The assortment of small side dishes let me enjoy many different flavors, and the classic miso soup was exceptional. As an old folk-house hotel, it has an abundance of nostalgic charm while still being impeccably clean. With wonderful food and genuinely hospitable staff, this became a Chichibu trip that left me completely satisfied.