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Even during this season, I stayed in a room on the pine side but could still enjoy a great view of the sunset. The open-air bath was clean, and perhaps because it was a weekday, I had it all to myself and could relax. This is an accommodation I would love to stay at again. The gr

It was great that public transportation was running on schedule. The Hotel was conveniently located right in front of the station, and we enjoyed local cuisine such as sushi, kappo dining, and Kanazawa oden.

It was a long-awaited trip to Atami, and I am very satisfied with the wonderful experience. This time, it was our usual group of six mahjong friends, and everyone enjoyed it, making me very happy as the organizer. The excellent staff service, delicious meals, and breathtaking

The breakfast venue staff were also friendly, and we enjoyed our meal comfortably. I wanted to use the large public bath, but I was tired and used the in-Room bath instead. In the morning, my wife lost her wristwatch and we looked under the bed; even places you don’t usually

The next day, I took a bus to the zoo, and the hotel’s direct connection to the bus center was very convenient. Sogo department store is right next door, and there’s a convenience store nearby as well. The Atomic Bomb Dome is also just a short walk away. It’s an excellent locatio

The breakfast was Western-style with a variety of vegetables, focaccia, country bread, toast, waffles, yogurt with fresh blueberries, honey, bananas, apples, as well as coffee, tea, and lattes. I was satisfied every day. There were many international guests; even on days when I u

A 14-story Hotel located on a hill in Katsuura, offering spacious Rooms and impressive Facilities. The Room includes a custom-made bath, toilet, washing machine, microwave, toaster, and tableware—almost everything you need. Enjoy stunning views overlooking the sea from the hi

Overall, it was nearly perfect; however, since the North Wing and the main building with the restaurant are slightly apart, it might feel inconvenient during bad weather—hence one point deducted. Still, I enjoyed it so much that I’ve already made a reservation for the autumn foli

I stayed the night before visiting the Expo. Although many international and Japanese guests were staying, it was quiet and comfortable. There was a minor issue during check-in, but the staff responded quickly and excellently, allowing me to enjoy a pleasant stay throughout.

As this was a “reasonably priced” Room, it was located directly beneath the restaurant. As expected, we didn’t hear chair-scraping or footsteps much, but the sound of people running around carried quite a bit. The chair noise in particular was really loud. However, this trip was just for two adults and we weren’t specifically looking for complete quiet—and since we also used that restaurant for meals, it was within an acceptable range. The Room was spacious and very clean, though it did feel a bit dated. We were told there would be no view, but given the location, it wasn’t like another building blocked everything or we couldn’t see outside at all. If you shifted your gaze slightly, you could enjoy a nature-filled view of Fukui’s wide-open fields, which we were very happy with. The restaurant buffet had a great variety and everything was delicious—I ate too much. It seemed seared bonito (tataki) was the featured item this time; I could only get it once, but it was excellent. The other seafood was also tasty, and there were grilled and fried dishes as well—an indulgent buffet that everyone from kids to seniors can enjoy. Above all else, the Onsen was wonderful. I didn’t realize Awara Onsen is not overly hot. There were also two open-air baths, so guests could take turns enjoying them without crowding—everyone’s good manners made us feel lucky. We stayed here because we had a memorial service in Fukui Prefecture, but there were so many things to enjoy inside the Accommodation—a table tennis area and manga corner—and there was even a morning market held in the lobby. One night wasn’t enough. Next time I’d love to come back for sightseeing at a more relaxed pace. Thank you as well for providing Shuttle Service to Awaraonsen Station.

However, thanks to their prompt and flexible response, they quickly prepared a comfortable room that met my preferences, allowing me to enjoy a memorable trip in Nagoya. The room I stayed in had a spacious bed and a large bathroom, making my stay very comfortable. In addition

I really loved the open-air bath on the rooftop. The view was beautiful and it helped me unwind after the trip. The dinner buffet was delicious, and I ended up enjoying quite a few drinks. The next day, I played at the neighboring Cherry Golf Amakusa Course. It was a wonderful trip.

The meal, made with plenty of local ingredients, was satisfying in both quality and quantity. It paired very well with the local sake we received as a perk. The Room was flawless, including the open-air bath. The large public bath at the sister property across the road (seaside)

I am a repeat visitor. Although it is in Nishinari, this property has a room with a bath and toilet (with a shower toilet), making it a safe choice for women. Above all, the location is a high point, being about a 30-second walk from Exit 2 of Dobutsuen-mae Station on the Midosu

I was very happy. There is a convenience store nearby, and there are many restaurants, so I don't think you'll have any trouble. The inside of the Hotel is also clean. There is also a welcome drink. Breakfast is a buffet with both bread and rice. I was happy that it was free. B

The location was great, and the breakfast was especially delicious. There were many vegetable-based dishes and a wide variety of fruit, which made my daughter very happy. The staff were kind, and everyone greeted us with a warm smile, making our stay very pleasant. We would love to visit again.

When I saw the APA sign from the station, I was so relieved that it brought me to tears. It’s also close to Le Clos, so I could go with peace of mind and return safely afterward. I was able to take my time in the bath as well, and it became a truly good memory. Thank you very mu

I stayed here for two days for work around Wakayama City. I had visited Wakayama on day trips before, but this was my first overnight stay. With little local knowledge to compare, I chose this Hotel because the price was reasonable and it looked good in the photos. (Location) It seems to be about a 5-minute walk from Nankai Electric Railway’s Wakayamashi Station, so it should be fine even if you’re traveling by train. However, the area is mostly residential with some factories nearby, so there aren’t many restaurants right next door. I recommend planning to eat around the station area. The nearest convenience store is also a bit of a walk, so it’s better to shop beforehand. We came by car with help from someone at our workplace, but perhaps because it was nearly fully booked that day, the adjacent public parking lot was full as well. If you definitely need parking by car, I recommend reserving the Hotel parking in advance. (Room) The Room felt spacious and clean. Even with a suitcase opened on a stand, there was still plenty of space left without getting in the way. The bathroom/toilet seemed relatively new; the bathtub was larger than expected and very comfortable. There was no step up into the bathroom (perhaps because the floor is raised due to stairs near the elevator hall), which made it easy to use. The ceiling didn’t feel low either. A few things about the Room stood out: - The light switches were spread out and hard to understand; labels would be helpful - The air conditioner blew directly onto me—cooling worked well but I worried about comfort/health (may depend on the Room) - It was hard to figure out how to adjust the bath water temperature; it was set all the way toward cold water at first, so hot water took a while and I panicked a bit - The sheets felt slightly damp Overall though, I think it’s a good place. (Service) - Not like big-city hotel staff, but everyone was warm, polite, and pleasant - Around 6:00 a.m., I went downstairs for a drink and staff were at reception; even if there’s an intercom when no one is present, having someone there is reassuring in case of emergencies - When we asked what to do since parking was full, they suggested possible options nearby and that really helped I don’t often stay overnight in Wakayama so I’m not sure if I’ll return myself, but someone who traveled with me comes into Wakayama Prefecture frequently for work—so in that case this could definitely be an option. Thank you very much.

\n\nIt’s a very standard Business Hotel and was comfortable.\n\nIf I had to mention one downside, the TV is wall-mounted and its HDMI port is only accessible from behind, so I couldn’t plug in my laptop or smartphone to display content (even though there’s an input button on the

I chose this Hotel because my daughter told me the night view was beautiful. Despite being near the station, it was quiet, and the night view from the window, including the sea, was stunning. Thank you for promptly and kindly addressing the refrigerator issue even though I ch