Seluruh negara × Akomodasi Bernuansa ZenFasilitas dan peralatan yang dinilai tinggi di Hotel·penginapan gaya Jepang - 33Halaman 目

Arriving in Nagahama after sightseeing at Ishiyamadera past 5:30 PM and leaving the Hotel at 8 AM the next morning for the Chikubushima Cruise, we couldn't relax as much as we wanted. However, the Room was a beautifully renovated storehouse, providing a cozy and comfortable stay. Although we didn't have time to use the sauna, the large bathtub in the Room allowed us to unwind and recover from our travels. The Spanish bar recommended to us offered delicious wine and food, leaving us very satisfied. We wish we could have stayed longer!

This is a charming accommodation with a pleasant atmosphere. It is a whole-house rental, providing plenty of space to enjoy. Although the access road is narrow, having parking available is very convenient. Since roads in this area are generally narrow and parking can be difficult to secure, it’s recommended to park here and explore the area on foot. Parking before check-in or after check-out can also be arranged by consulting with the staff managing the accommodation. Meals are delivered from a catering service called "Sensan." While there was an incident of food poisoning in the past, it seems they have made significant improvements since then. The meals were delicious with a delightful aroma of dashi broth, and breakfast was also luxurious. The amenities include regular ground coffee, which was surprisingly good and added to our enjoyment during the stay.

It was very nice to relax in a very calming space while enjoying the beautiful garden. The large bath was also pleasant.

I stayed here for the Kameoka Balloon Festival. Unfortunately, the weather was bad and I couldn’t achieve my goal, but staying here blew away my disappointment. The place has such a charming atmosphere that it made me want to stay for days, and it was even better than I imagined. I had used Kameoka Station before when riding the trolley train, but I hadn’t explored the area. This time, I used the Kameoka walking map in my Room and went to a nearby izakaya for dinner and a bakery that opens early in the morning for breakfast. There were also cafes and a shop that brews and sells soy sauce, which I wanted to visit, but it was unfortunately closed on its regular day off. Since I usually travel by car, I’d love to stay here again when sightseeing in Kyoto. Next time, it would be nice to pick up some delicious soy sauce, shop at a local supermarket, and enjoy cooking for myself.

It was hard to find a place where I could bring my dog, but staying together in Kyoto without any worries made me very happy. We had dinner at a nearby restaurant and only requested breakfast, but the bread was delicious and satisfying. I apologize for taking extra time during check-out due to packing and tidying up. I would love to visit again!

I stayed at Oriental Kyoto Rokujo during my time in Kyoto. The Accommodation had a calm atmosphere throughout, was very well cleaned, and made for a truly comfortable stay. The guest room was simple yet functional, with a streamlined layout that felt relaxing and allowed me to rest well after a full day of sightseeing on foot. What stood out most was the staff service—kind and attentive without being overbearing—which made the stay feel reassuring. The entire Hotel was quiet, and I think it’s a great place to enjoy the serene pace that feels so characteristic of Kyoto. It’s convenient for both sightseeing and business trips, and it’s a Hotel I’d like to stay at again.

My long-held wish to visit Mount Koya finally came true for the first time, and thanks to being able to stay at Ekoin, it became an even more memorable experience. Starting with Ajikan meditation, I was able to do everything I had hoped for—sutra copying, morning prayers, the Goma fire ritual, and shojin ryori—making these two days truly precious. Thank you very much.

This was a Hotel without on-site staff. I chose this Hotel to visit the special exhibition at the Kyoto National Museum early in the morning. It is about a 7-minute walk to the museum. The area near the museum has many high-class Hotels with high prices. I searched based on price and proximity to the museum. Check-in was at a reception near Kyoto Station, which made me slightly nervous, but I received the key and entrance code before heading to the Hotel. I took a bus from Kyoto Station, and there was a convenience store between the bus stop and the Hotel. Using a map app, I arrived at the Hotel smoothly. The room was very clean, with high ceilings that made it feel spacious (2nd-floor Room). Amenities were well-prepared, including coffee grounds and paper filters for hand-drip coffee making. Both bathroom and toilet were clean, with a powerful hairdryer provided as well. Noise from neighboring Rooms wasn’t much of an issue, allowing for an enjoyable stay overall!

I chose this place as I needed to leave early the next morning. In one word: impeccable. From the prior communication to the meals, cleanliness, and every service provided, everything was handled with meticulous care. I had an extremely comfortable stay.

We stayed as a family of three, and it was a lovely accommodation with a great atmosphere. The owner was friendly, and the price was reasonable, offering excellent value for money.

Used for a one-night solo motorcycle trip. You’ll be surprised—“An Accommodation in a place like this?”—but inside it’s extremely clean: the Room, bath, and kitchen. It seems a calligraphy teacher relaxes here; there are probably artistic calligraphy works displayed throughout. Room: A bit plain. Basement? Downstairs? No light from the window, no TV—great if you want to clear your mind. Bath: Simply the best. Owner: Not too close, not too distant—very gentle and kind. Location: Honestly, I worried about bears, but they said none have appeared around here. That’s how surrounded by greenery it is. Food: For dinner I went to a nearby Genghis Khan (lamb BBQ) restaurant—delicious!! Though the owner there was… maybe not so much. “Nearby” still means about 700 m; I was scared of bears so I went at 17:30. You can get refills and it really is tasty! But the Accommodation kitchen has everything you could need—I made breakfast there. Overall: The top rating makes sense. This price is unbelievable. I hope someone who reads this will decide to visit. *At the nearby Pine Bar? shop, their iburigakko is half the price compared with outside; the shop owner is wonderful too. Please stop by.*

The hot spring water quality was excellent, and since bathing is limited to up to five guests at a time, we were able to soak and relax at our own pace. The soothing sound of the river was very calming, and we could unwind while feeling close to nature.

As I am recovering from an illness and have difficulty walking, I noted this when making my Reservation. I truly appreciated your thoughtful consideration regarding the location of the Room and our dining table. The Room and the open-air bath were spacious, and the continuously flowing hot spring water in the open-air bath was wonderfully relaxing. The open-air bath also had a small handrail, so I could enter and exit safely even with limited mobility. The meals were delicious, with plenty of local specialties such as Omi beef and iwana (char). Once I’m feeling better, I’d love to visit again—next time to fully enjoy the large public bath and the stone sauna as well!

We stayed here as a base for sightseeing in Amanohashidate and Ine. One of our companions fell and was injured, and when we asked for help, the staff kindly assisted us by recommending an orthopedic clinic, arranging a taxi, and adjusting our dinner time. Thanks to their support, we were able to receive proper treatment and continue our trip. The view of Amanohashidate from our Room and the bath was even better than expected—absolutely stunning—and we thoroughly enjoyed the meal that combined Kyoto cuisine with fresh seafood from the Sea of Japan. We visited Ine the next day as well; thank you for helping make it such a wonderful memory.

It was my first time staying at this accommodation, and it was a wonderful experience. The vegetarian cuisine was very delicious, including the kenchin soup and sesame tofu, which I thoroughly enjoyed. The private bath system allowed me to relax without any concerns. The morning service the next day was explained in detail by the guide, allowing me to learn a lot. I also had a chance to try zazen meditation upon prior request, and as a beginner, the head priest kindly guided me through it. I would love to stay here again when visiting Zenkoji Temple.

A stunning environment with remarkable architecture. Arriving early comes with a special privilege for the first guest of the day, as a charming male staff member guided us through an empty corridor, marking the beginning of a retreat that feels like floating in the forest. The meals were exceptional and truly moving. However, because this is such a perfect retreat accommodation, certain details stood out as unusual: The white chrysanthemums displayed at the restroom sink had turned brown and wilted, and despite being the first to use it that day, there was a mix of hair clumps and dust in one corner of the restroom stall. The flowers remained unchanged for two days, catching my eye multiple times—leaving me feeling disheartened on six occasions. While I didn’t notice any trash elsewhere during my stay, seeing those flowers untouched made me wonder about how cleaning by staff is managed here. Petals are generously used in your beautiful dishes; they were delightful to enjoy and deeply appreciated. However, it left an impression that perhaps no one among your staff noticed or cared for those small chrysanthemums at handwashing areas. I sincerely hope this can be improved upon—and I look forward to visiting again!

This time, we stayed in two Rooms, Momiji and Yuzu. We were very satisfied with everything, including the service. However, it was disappointing that the bath in Yuzu was far from the Room and inconvenient to use. Thank you for your prompt help with our forgotten item.

Both the town and the Accommodation were pleasantly quiet. Rather than a place to “enjoy the Accommodation,” it felt like a place where, through your stay, you become part of Nara. If you’re looking for an Accommodation for sightseeing in Nara, the location is convenient, so I’d like to stay here again next time. There’s nothing particularly notable about the amenities, but there was neither shortage nor excess, which I think is good.

This Ryokan felt surprisingly spacious and deep beyond what you’d imagine from the entrance. The Japanese-style room, with views of a waterfall and stream and the soothing sound of running water, was truly relaxing. When we went up to the third floor, there was a large hall, and in front of it a pond surrounded by forest. In any case, it was a quiet, calming place. Dinner was delicious for us—perfectly seasoned with rich dashi flavor. The selection of sake and wine was excellent as well, so we really enjoyed the drinks (even though we can’t drink much). It was fun talking with someone who holds a sake sommelier certification; they even let us taste a sake from a brewery in Yamagata that I used to drink long ago, which brought back fond memories and made me very happy. We had a relaxing and enjoyable day.