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We stayed for two nights. The garden and the house were very stylish and beautifully maintained. We brought our pit bull with us, and it was great to be able to play ball in the spacious yard. The dining area, kitchen, bathroom, and bedrooms were all kept very clean, so we had a comfortable stay. It’s also spacious enough for large dogs, highly recommended.

We stayed for 3 nights during our summer vacation trip with our child. It was our first time using smart check-in, and we were worried it might not go smoothly, but it was fine. If we visit Amami again, we’d like to stay here again. It’s conveniently located about a 10-minute drive from the airport, clean, and reasonably priced—overall we were very satisfied. Summary ・The Room was very clean! Since there is no cleaning service for a 3-night stay, we borrowed a floor wiper and cleaned ourselves. ・We watched the night sky from the rooftop. It was around the full moon, so according to locals the sky was bright and the stars weren’t at their best, but it was still beautiful and felt like a special escape. ・Since we didn’t go out at night with our child, it was great that we could watch TVer, Amazon Prime Video, and YouTube in the Room. ・Only a 30-second walk to the beach! We had it all to ourselves and enjoyed it fully. Even starting in the late afternoon was enough time to play, so our child didn’t get bored. It was also convenient to be able to shower before going back into the Room. The sea was so clear that we ended up buying snorkeling gear on short notice. ・There are two washing machines and two dryers. Because it’s a busy season with many guests, it was inconvenient having to wait for others to come pick up their laundry. Especially at night, if your timing is bad they can be in use no matter how many times you check. ・As other Reviewers have mentioned, there are truly very few restaurants nearby. Many places are only open during the day (e.g., until 6:00 PM), so it’s best to plan dinner in advance. The nearest convenience store is also about a 10–15 minute drive away.

We stayed for one night. The view from our Room was spectacular, and we were truly moved to see the snow-covered Hida Mountains in the distance. Both dinner and breakfast featured dishes that made the most of local ingredients, and we enjoyed them very much along with local sake. It was a stay that left both our mind and body fully satisfied, and we were extremely pleased. We would definitely like to stay again.

It was great. I stayed at the accommodation for the first time in 1 year and 3 months. The room I stayed in was a smoking room, so the smell of cigarettes was noticeable, but since I chose that room knowing this, it couldn't be helped. However, it would be nice if all rooms became non-smoking! There is also a smoking area outside. I used the private onsen bath about five times. For dinner, there was an all-you-can-drink option and unlimited pork shabu-shabu, so I ate and drank a lot to my heart's content. The curry and ramen were also delicious. Breakfast had various creative dishes and was very enjoyable as well. The staff's hospitality was kind and very pleasant. It was a meaningful stay. I've already made a reservation for August, so I'm looking forward to visiting again!

A hidden gem!! We stayed with our pet, and honestly, the Room was extremely clean. We stay with our pet about five times a year, and this place is truly spotless. The open grounds are spacious and refreshing, and in the morning and at night there’s a pleasant breeze. It’s also conveniently located near Lake Biwa and Wakasa, making it great for sightseeing.

As the Hotel has been renovated, it was very clean. It was the largest Hotel within walking distance to convenience stores and restaurants, and having a washing machine in the room was extremely helpful. For us, who went out during the day and only slept at the Hotel, it was the best choice. The sink area was spacious enough, and even with only a shower Facility, it was more than sufficient. We skipped breakfast on the first day because we planned to go eat Miyako soba for lunch, but both the daily curry and taco rice were filling and delicious. We visited Miyako Yokocho on the first floor as our second stop; there were many different shops and it was great, but since there are so many options, I thought it would be better if it worked like a food court rather than requiring separate payments at each shop. If we go to Miyakojima again, we would like to stay here again.

What’s fascinating about Nana’s philosophy is how deliberately it reduces “information density.” Even with just a one-night stay, I could clearly feel the Accommodation’s concept: 1) No excessive signage or posters inside 2) No filling the space with background music 3) Avoiding harsh lighting 4) Minimizing digital noise as much as possible Through the space, sound, light, and service, it conveyed the idea that “silence isn’t emptiness—it’s a state where only what’s necessary remains.” The staff were outstanding from the moment I pulled into the parking area until they saw me off the next morning. I believe this reflects an intentional design by the owners (a couple): creating a place to Clear people’s senses. 5) The main focus is not “people,” but “place” and “nature” → Prioritizing “what you feel” over “who made it.” 6) A commitment to completing the Accommodation as a “work” → Only three rooms; no adding more Facility features. No indiscriminate advertising. → A mindset of “only those who understand need to come,” aligned with traditional house restoration values. You could say this is for travelers whose purpose is to feel restored and re-centered: 7) Your body resets in the Onsen 8) Your senses reset through fire and food 9) Your mind resets through satoyama landscapes and an old folk house → Redefining travel from consumption to renewal. As tools for restoration, it offers free-flowing natural hot spring water, silence, an aesthetic space, and an Accommodation with high experiential value. → Not just “staying overnight,” but a trip where something changes. Nana’s philosophy feels almost perfectly aligned—its ideas and their realization overlap naturally. Among all the places I’ve stayed in Japan over the past few years, this was the best. In other words, choosing Nana—even for just one night—as a journey to re-center my senses and experience it as a complete work turned out exactly right. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

We stayed here as a couple this time. Rather than just a place to sleep, it felt like a place to reset ourselves. Without trying, we spent less time on our phones—relaxing on the balcony while listening to birds and the wind, soaking in the bath, making tea, and simply taking it slow. That alone made my mind surprisingly clear. It’s also about a 5-minute walk to the lakeside, making it an ideal resort Facility for enjoying a variety of nature experiences. What impressed us wasn’t luxury, but how thoughtfully it’s designed so that doing nothing feels truly comfortable. By checkout, not only our bodies but even our minds felt lighter.

This is our fourth summer stay, and Hakuba Mountainside never disappoints no matter how many times we visit. The Facility is always kept clean and comfortable, and the front desk and housekeeping staff are polite and friendly, making every stay truly pleasant. The kitchen is also very well equipped, with plenty of cookware for anyone who wants to enjoy serious home cooking. Our summer holiday starts with waking up to birdsong in the morning. We then enjoy a walk, followed by a leisurely lunch with fresh local vegetables and naturally leavened bread. In the afternoon we take a nap, and in the evening we head to Happo-no-Yu, famous for its highly alkaline waters. Soaking slowly while taking in the view from the open-air bath is pure bliss. At night we go to bed early with a book—this luxurious, peaceful day is something we repeat every year. And by the end of our trip—perhaps thanks to Happo-no-Yu—our skin feels wonderfully smooth and makeup goes on surprisingly well, which has become one of our annual pleasures too.

A glamping facility where you can escape the hustle and bustle of the city. Although they were cautious and could only be seen from a distance, we got to see adorable deer! Enjoying dinner while listening to the cute calls of deer, the sounds of night insects, and the crackling firewood was simply amazing! The portions were quite generous, so we couldn't finish all of the hot pot, which was a bit wasteful. However, it had a gentle flavor and was incredibly delicious. The chicken had a rich taste that paired perfectly with drinks! After dinner, we relaxed on the sofa with dessert in hand, chatting leisurely with friends and enjoying peaceful moments. Next time, I’d love to visit in winter to enjoy snowy landscapes and a wood-burning stove!

The Room was very clean. There were surprisingly many amenities provided. It is also very close to Sokodo Bay, which made it very convenient to go to the beach with children. Just outside the Accommodation, there are areas without streetlights, and the starry sky looked beautiful. There is a washer-dryer, so we made full use of it. The sauna also had towels and drinks prepared, and the cold plunge bath felt great. On the other hand, for four guests staying three nights, there were only four cups’ worth each of tea and coffee, with no refills. We finished them in one day. Since this is not a cheap Accommodation, I would at least like tea-type drinks to be available at the sauna drink corner as well. Also, we were told that trash collection is basically not provided. With a kitchen, if you cook you will inevitably have food waste. Leaving it there for all three nights didn’t feel good, so we handed it directly to a staff member who was cleaning partway through. Overall we enjoyed our stay, but including the issue with tea, we couldn’t fully relax into a luxurious feeling, which was a bit disappointing.

I stayed for one night while visiting relatives in Kanoya. Right in front of me, the beautiful sea and Sakurajima stretched out, and I felt wonderfully refreshed—it was a great time. I also heard that a footbath will be added soon at the nearby roadside station, so I’d love to stay again.

The Facility is quite old, but the Room we stayed in had been refurbished, there were no noticeable odors at all, and we had a comfortable stay. The Room only has shampoo, conditioner, body soap, and a toothbrush set, but we didn’t need anything else so it wasn’t an issue. Dinner was a set meal featuring Agu pork grilled on a ceramic plate; it was delicious, and it was convenient not having to go out. We would stay here again when visiting northern Okinawa.

With work finally wrapped up, I stayed at Kyukamura Myoko as a treat for myself and my family. From the moment we arrived, the soothing aroma helped us unwind. We relaxed in our Japanese-style Room, enjoyed the welcome coffee, gazed up at Mt. Myoko, and took it easy on the sofa. The Onsen and sauna were very comfortable, but it was truly disappointing that there was no open-air bath. Dinner was the Kanade course and far exceeded our expectations—fresh sashimi, beef shabu-shabu, handmade desserts, and even a rice tasting comparison. Drinks were more reasonably priced than I expected as well, so we were very satisfied with the meal. Slightly tipsy afterward, we roasted marshmallows at the outdoor bonfire area (free of charge) and spent some time chatting with family and other guests while watching the flames. Breakfast also featured many Niigata specialties (tare-katsu, fried tofu, soba noodles, Koshihikari rice, Yasuda yogurt...), so much that we couldn’t finish everything—and we were truly satisfied. Overall, it was an Accommodation where we could really relax at a slow pace, and I would love to stay again with my family.

Conveniently located near the ferry terminal, we were able to relax without worrying about time. The Room was clean and spacious, providing a comfortable stay. Meals were served in a quiet setting and flexibly adjusted to our pace, allowing us to enjoy everything deliciously. It was a Hotel we would love to stay at again.

We stayed for a maternity trip, and the staff helped us with a gender reveal surprise, which turned out to be a great success. It was truly two days of happiness. Thank you for creating memories that will last a lifetime. The food, room, and service were all excellent.

Our first pension stay as a couple was at “Princess Edward,” and it truly feels like a calming dream space. This was our third repeat visit. We are sincerely grateful to the owner for the consistently kind hospitality. The Facility is kept extremely clean, and we were very satisfied with the spacious toilets and family bath. Delicious breakfast bread and fresh salad—everything was excellent. We heard it will be closing in November, so we have made a Reservation for the final day. It’s sad, but my wife and I are looking forward to staying on that last day. Thank you again for taking such great care of us, and we look forward to seeing you again in November.

This was my 6th visit to Nakanosawa Onsen and 2nd stay at Osakaya. The onsen water at Nakanosawa Onsen is excellent, which keeps me coming back. While the onsen town lacks entertainment, it’s unnecessary if your main purpose is enjoying the hot springs. Since it was a weekday after summer vacation, there were no other guests, allowing us to enjoy a private experience—an unexpected luxury! At Osakaya, the "Irori Plan" offers outstanding meals. Every dish—from small appetizers to horse sashimi, boar hot pot, and 100% buckwheat soba—is exquisite. Even the rice balls served as a late-night snack are delicious. While the room location may not be ideal for views, the quality of the onsen and meals more than justifies the price. I look forward to visiting again!

I visit every winter season. This is a Hotel that’s easy to stay at, and it improves every year, making it more comfortable. I think the food was better this year. The ski resort shuttle to and from the gondola station was quick, there were fewer international guests, and I could enjoy skiing at a relaxed pace—very satisfying. This year, the Tsuga-no-Mori lift was not operating, so I couldn’t see the magnificent Mt. Shirouma, which was a bit disappointing, but I rediscovered a beautiful spot with views of Mt. Yari in Hakuba. I had a relaxing and enjoyable ski trip.

It was a dog-friendly Room. The entrance and the Room were close to the parking lot, and it was also near the large public bath; the Facility was great.\nSince it was a weekday, there were no other dogs at the dog run, which felt a bit lonely, but the grounds are spacious so walking around was enjoyable. The meals were a good portion and very tasty. I thought it would be nice if the self-serve drinks in the lobby were free—I wanted coffee. I’d like to stay again if I have another chance.