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When departing from Narita we usually stay the night before and don’t have time for breakfast at the Hotel, but this time we stayed after our trip, so we were able to enjoy a delicious meal and a relaxed, wonderful morning. All the staff were kind as well, and I would like to s

What stood out most was the heartfelt hospitality of all staff members—their attentive service during meals made for an especially pleasant experience. With its historical charm combined with outstanding cuisine, impeccable service, and warm-hearted care from staff members—it bec

Although I’m used to being told “That’s not possible,” every staff member handled my requests politely and without the slightest sign of displeasure. Their phone support was also excellent. This Hotel truly made me feel that this is what real hotel professionals are like.

It was a clean Onsen, with a spacious changing room and a lovely, calming Room. The food was excellent, and the sashimi platter we ordered as an option for dinner was also good. Everything was at the right temperature. The breakfast buffet had a wide variety, including udon,

The cake and celebratory attire for the 88th birthday that we requested in advance were perfectly prepared, and we were delighted by a special dish from the head chef. All of the staff greeted us with smiles, and the Room was clean and comfortable. We are already talking about

For about four years now, I've frequently used Royal Pines, renowned as the best hotel in the area. Unlike other hotels, it offers spacious rooms for a comfortable stay and attracts a good clientele, which has always made it my first choice. However, I feel the service has deteri

The room was clean and spacious enough to relax even with an extra bed added, which was satisfying. With the sea, pool, sightseeing, hot springs, and meals all in one place, we didn't need to use a car, and the hotel was so good that I want to visit again in a different season.

I stayed for two nights this time and was extremely satisfied with everything. The breakfast was especially wonderful, featuring a buffet with a wide variety of delicious dishes made from local Niigata ingredients and cuisine. In particular, the Koshihikari rice from three di

We traveled with an infant. The staff's hospitality was very kind and attentive, allowing us to enjoy a pleasant stay from check-in to check-out. Assuming this is a "hotel we would like to revisit," here are three minor points that caught our attention: 1. A few strands of

Although we couldn't enjoy outdoor sightseeing due to the typhoon, the hotel's activities were incredibly fulfilling. The heated pool had slides and plenty of play equipment suitable for toddlers, which made our son very excited. The room on the top floor offered a stunning

The baths were spotless including the changing area—spacious and excellent! They have an indoor bath, bubble bath, open-air bath, sauna, and mist sauna as well, which was wonderful. Our daughter used the in-room bath, and they also provided baby soap for her. [Meals] Both breakfa

Yurakujō was wonderful, and it wasn’t crowded, which was great. The women’s hot stone sauna had no one there, so I could use it in peace. In the open-air bath, the sound of cicadas was soothing. It might be even better with reclining chairs or a soaking tub where you can lie back

Just two stops to Yumeshima Station on the Chuo Subway Line, or take the Osaka City ferry to Sakurajima and walk to USJ from there—very convenient! The staff were mostly foreigners, so it didn’t have the typical Japanese hospitality feel, but in a way, it had an international a

”—and even someone like me who gets cold easily was able to relax comfortably. The tea sweets were delicious, and the bath was also extremely soothing. After bathing, it’s a lovely memory that I could unwind by reading while enjoying cold tea at “Salon Kura.” Every meal was trul