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This was my third trip to Miyakojima, but my first time staying overnight here. The building feels a bit dated, as it was built during the bubble era, but it was very well cleaned and felt spotless. One thing I noticed was that the hallway was very hot—probably to save electricity. Being able to take a shower after check-out was extremely helpful, and the staff were great at that time as well. You can see the sunset and even catch a bit of the sunrise—amazing. When I come back to Miyakojima, I will definitely stay here again.

It was a great place. Amenities are available in the lobby near the front desk, and disposable chopsticks and other items were also prepared nearby. There is no microwave in the Room, but you can heat food in the lobby. I chose a Plan with breakfast, and at check-in you select either Japanese or Western style. The Japanese breakfast was very delicious, with perfectly grilled salmon.

This was my first time staying here. In the middle of the city in Yokohama Kannai, it felt like a mysterious otherworldly space, and the Japanese-style atmosphere was wonderful. The Room is not very spacious, so the air conditioner blew directly onto one side of the bed, which made it a little uncomfortable. The bathroom was clean, but the bathtub was small. Breakfast was very delicious; the croissant-style waffles and the local specialty shumai were especially excellent. I would like to visit again if I have the chance. Thank you very much.

The Accommodation is very clean, and the breakfast selection in the morning is excellent, so I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity.

It’s a bit of a walk from the station, but considering the location, interior, staff service, and price, it’s excellent! There are also plenty of bars around the station, which is very convenient.

The price was reasonable, and the checkout time was comfortably late. Since it is located in a rural area and it was summer, I was a bit surprised to find a few insects in the bathroom. Other than that, the service was good, and the Room was spacious and comfortable.

Conveniently located near Minami-Fukuoka Station, and although it’s a bit farther, a Nishitetsu station is also close by. It was great to be able to use the Onsen. The only concern was that I used the coin laundry in the Hotel, but the built-up lint in the washing machine bothered me. Other than that, everything was great.

I made a same-day Reservation on a spontaneous trip with no fixed plans. There was a local craft beer tap next to the check-in counter, and you can pour it into a cup and enjoy it in your Room. The Room felt a bit dated, but it was kept clean. There was no view, but I slept comfortably. There was a restaurant behind the check-in counter, but it wasn’t available on the day of my stay. The wine bar tenant on the 1st floor was also closed for the holiday. There are many restaurants nearby open until late at night, so finding dinner isn’t an issue. There is a Yamazaki Daily Store about a 2-minute walk away. Breakfast costs 2,000 yen and must be requested by 8:00 PM the day before. The rice is excellent.

This was my first time staying in Okayama. It was conveniently within walking distance from the station. I have a terrible sense of direction, so I got lost even on such a simple route! Check-in and check-out were smooth. The only thing I didn’t understand was that you need to hold your card up to the elevator and then press your floor, so I went back to the front desk to ask. The single Room was very clean and felt fresh. I’m glad I chose this Accommodation.

I stayed for one night on my way home after taking care of some errands in Iwanuma City. Having on-site parking was very convenient. After 8:00 pm, I looked for a place to eat, and it was helpful that there were plenty of restaurants nearby open late. The price was reasonable, and I had a comfortable stay.

The convenience store is a bit far, but it was really nice that I could bring a fan into the Room! The bed had a Type-C cable and a USB outlet—super convenient.

We stayed here a year ago, and my mother loved it, so we came back again this year. The Room was thoroughly cleaned, and we had a very comfortable stay. At dinner, the oyster clear soup had an elegant flavor. Overall, the food was delicious and satisfying, but we couldn’t resist ordering Yokote yakisoba to share as an extra. The late-night noodles were also tasty and easy to finish. For breakfast this year they served Sakihokore rice again—it was so good that everyone went back for seconds and finished everything. We realized this Plan was the same as last year, but we were completely satisfied. I’m not sure if we’ll be able to bring our elderly family members next year, but if we have the chance, we’d love to stay again.

We had a relaxing stay! The front desk staff’s warm smiles and service were excellent!

We stayed here to visit Naritasan Shinshoji Temple. The free shuttle bus from Narita Airport was very convenient. We had planned to have dinner at Narita Airport, but choosing the Hotel buffet was the right decision. There was steak as well, and it was very tender and delicious—our grandchild loved it too. The dessert selection was also plentiful and enjoyable. The front desk staff were courteous and kindly provided helpful information. We could see airplanes from our Room, which everyone enjoyed. Having the bath and toilet in one space gave us pause, but the bathtub was relatively deep and spacious, so we could soak up to our shoulders comfortably. Given the location, there were many international guests, but most were Western visitors who observed good manners, so we were able to spend a quiet stay. Thank you very much.

I stayed for three nights with breakfast included. Breakfast was buffet-style: meatballs were the main dish on the first day, barayaki on the second, and chashu pork on the third. I was happy to start each morning feeling full. The staff were polite and pleasant, and it made me like Aomori even more.

For the past few years, I’ve been staying at the Phoenix Park Hotel whenever I visit Nago. Before that, I used other Accommodations as well. This Hotel is quiet, and 21st Century Forest Park (the beach) is just across the road—an excellent location, with a Starbucks also set to open on the beachside in mid-April 2026. The number of parking spaces in front of the Hotel is limited, but there is plenty of parking on adjacent lots (three locations within a 30-second to 2-minute walk), so it’s not an issue. There’s also a Seven-Eleven within a short walk (under 5 minutes). Emerald, a pasta & pizza place right near the Hotel, is delicious, serves generous portions, and offers reasonable prices. I plan to stay here again next time.

At check-in, we were told an upgraded Room was available, and we were moved to a very nice, spacious Room. The view was great, and the bathtub was even larger than the one at home, so we could truly relax. At check-out, I accidentally left something behind in the Room. When I contacted you and went back to pick it up, you had kept it safely in a plastic bag. I’m sorry for the trouble. Thank you very much. I would love to stay again.

Last year I stayed in the main building, but this year I tried the auberge. On the first day, after watching the sunrise at Inubosaki, I headed south along Sotobo through Katsuura and Kamogawa, visited Nojimazaki Lighthouse, stopped by Awa Shrine, and then returned to this Hotel. First, I relaxed in the scenic-view Onsen to ease my fatigue. Soaking in the bath with the vast Pacific Ocean right in front of me was a truly wonderful experience. Back in my Room, I enjoyed listening to music and reading, savoring a pace of time different from everyday life. One piece of good luck on this trip was having the teppanyaki dinner entirely to myself as a private booking. I enjoyed a delicious meal while chatting pleasantly with the chef and staff. The dishes were carefully selected with a focus on local ingredients, and they were also beautiful to look at. Another bit of good luck was being able to see the sunrise the next morning. The forecast had been cloudy with occasional rain, so I had given up on it—but when I woke up, it was clear. I hurried to the scenic-view Onsen to wait for sunrise and saw it right at the time indicated by the Hotel’s guidance. It made for an incredibly refreshing morning. I could also enjoy breakfast buffet-style in a private room at a relaxed pace—maybe I ate a little too much. On my way home, I headed north along Uchibo and ended up making a full loop around the Boso Peninsula. I would definitely like to visit again when I have another chance.

We stayed at this Accommodation after spending the day at Shibamasa World. Most other Accommodations require check-in by 18:00–18:30 if you have meals included, but this one allowed check-in until 19:00, which gave us more flexibility, so we chose it. We were happy that we could choose the main dish and each of us could pick what we liked. The food was luxurious and delicious, and we were very satisfied with both dinner and breakfast. Our children were also pleased to have a kaiseki meal instead of a buffet, and everything was delicious. They also happily ate the kids’ menu. The Room was spacious, with plenty of space even for our family of five. The bedding was mattresses rather than futons; I usually wake up with body aches, but perhaps because it distributed pressure well, I woke up without pain—actually better than usual. The bath wasn’t very large, with one indoor bath and one open-air bath, but it was relaxing and felt great. Overall, it was a very satisfying stay.

Although the Hotel is old, I think it is conveniently located for going anywhere. The front desk staff were pleasant and helpful. I traveled with a friend, and we were satisfied to get a spacious Room at a low price, but perhaps due to staff shortages, there were a few hairs in the corner of the toilet, which was the only disappointment. Considering the price, everything else was good value for money.