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Well, speaking as a couple, this is gradually becoming our ideal Hotel (laughs). The Room is a comfortable size and never feels cramped. The staff—and the chef and kitchen team—work in perfect sync, and we appreciated being able to enjoy our meals at an unhurried pace. And the in-room Onsen was wonderful. We usually prefer a fully Japanese breakfast, but everything here—from the salad to the main dish—was flawless. If we had to mention one thing, it might be limited to the Rooms on the second floor: when other guests open or close their doors, perhaps due to air pressure, we sometimes heard a rattling sound as our door seemed to shake, which startled us (and it can make you aware of people coming and going). Even so, we keep making another Reservation—this may become our one-and-only Hotel.

The food and the staff’s service were excellent. The show was fun, too. I’d love to visit again! The Onsen was very relaxing as well. Thank you very much.

We stayed here for a family trip on 9/1. We have a 5-year-old and a 1-year-old, and the staff were very kind to our children. The hospitality was wonderful, and we had an amazing time. Above all, being able to use the pool during the day made our kids so happy. The night pool has a more adult atmosphere, but our children also enjoyed experiencing something they don’t usually get to do. For the late-night ramen, a staff member told us it would be ready quickly and encouraged us to eat before we left. It was lightly seasoned and delicious. If I had to mention one thing, the changing room is quite far from the open-air bath, so it would be nice if there were showers or a changing area closer by. While you can’t deny that this Facility is old, it is very well cleaned, so there was no problem. For amenities, I thought it would be great if we could borrow children’s toothbrushes and shampoo. It was an excellent Hotel that made us want to come back again. Tateyama Resort Hotel—thank you so much!

My spouse and I stayed for 2 nights and 3 days with a No Meals Included plan. The building itself felt a bit dated in places, but the interior and our Room were well cleaned, so it felt fresh and comfortable throughout our stay. We chose a “discounted” Room that was priced lower than usual. We were told this was because it is on the first floor facing a toll road, but in reality we barely noticed any traffic noise and were able to relax in peace. In that sense, it exceeded our expectations in a good way. Another major highlight was having a Japanese-style tatami room. Being able to stretch out on the tatami, relax, or lie down was very comfortable, and it was impressive how we could unwind like at home even though it’s a Hotel. There was also a convenience store nearby, which made quick shopping easy. The beach is within walking distance as well, so the location is great for enjoying an easy seaside stroll. Overall, it was an excellent value-for-money stay and we were very satisfied.

Mount Myogi rose like a folding screen, and the scenery was spectacular! The Hotel was clean, and the Onsen had great water. Meals were buffet-style for both breakfast and dinner. Unfortunately, it wasn’t food I’d want to eat again... There are many sightseeing spots nearby, so we were able to stop by various places and had a very fulfilling trip.

All the staff were kind, and the property was clean. The Hotel did feel a bit dated. Breakfast and dinner were both very delicious—much better than I expected for the price. The Niigata rice was especially good. The complimentary snacks and drinks in the lounge were also nice. Roasting marshmallows over the irori at night was fun. The large public bath and open-air bath, fed by a private hot spring source, were excellent as well. However, it seemed a little different from Tsukioka Onsen’s typical emerald-green water with a thin oily film on the surface. Maybe there is a lot of added water? I’m not sure. Even so, considering the value for money, meals, various services, and how kind the staff were, I think it’s a good Hotel. Thank you for taking care of us. The town area of Tsukioka Onsen is beautifully maintained and very pleasant. It’s an Onsen I would definitely like to visit again.

We stayed here with my husband’s parents and sister, as well as my mother and me. Thank you so much for arranging a private room and a red celebratory vest on short notice—it became a truly memorable occasion. The staff member who assisted us was wonderful. Dinner was more than satisfying, with an abundance of dishes, and the bath left our skin silky smooth—it was fantastic. Thank you very much!

I was able to make a Reservation easily, and since I linked it with PayPay, payment was also simple. I’m satisfied because it was cheaper than other sites.

I was already familiar with how great the baths at Kanno Onsen are, having known it from before it temporarily closed and was later renovated after operating as a therapeutic hot-spring retreat. The Room renovations were also excellent—nothing to complain about. As for dinner and breakfast, they were neither particularly outstanding nor disappointing, but I enjoyed them. As expected, I thought neither phone service nor Wi‑Fi would be available, so I’m very grateful that I was able to connect to the Facility’s Starlink and use Wi‑Fi. The Onsen is truly top-notch!

It was a wonderful Hotel. The Room was very spacious, and the view was exceptionally beautiful. I took photos many times while enjoying the view in the morning, afternoon, and evening. The buffet offered a wide variety of dishes, and both breakfast and dinner were delicious. The Onsen was also incredibly relaxing and excellent. I would love to stay again.

This trip was planned as a motorcycle touring trip with an overnight stay. When I arrived at the Accommodation, the front desk staff kindly guided my motorcycle to a covered area and even provided an umbrella, which I really appreciated. The bath wasn’t large, but it was more than satisfactory. Above all, I can highly recommend the meals. Dinner was very satisfying, like a course meal—from meat and sashimi to pudding for dessert. And breakfast? It also offered a variety of delicious items such as grilled fish, and just like dinner I went back for seconds of rice. I’d like to stay here again when visiting the Fukushima area. From the Room I could see Lake Inawashiro; it was quiet around there and I slept very well.

In conclusion, the value for the price was outstanding. The Room was clean and spacious, and we also appreciated the table and chairs on the balcony. We were amazed by the Onsen water quality. We never expected such a strong sulfur scent from an Onsen in this area! The private open-air bath in the Room had a ceramic tub, and it was wonderful to soak comfortably with our legs stretched out. It was so good that we used it many times! We felt the upper slat of the privacy screen could be removed without any issue. It would make a big difference in how open it feels. The food also surprised us. Since we chose a standard Plan, we honestly didn’t expect that much, but there were many local ingredients and thoughtful touches—and above all, everything was seasoned beautifully and tasted excellent. We felt the head chef must be truly exceptional. We’re very interested in the chef’s choice course! All of the staff were kind as well. It was so great that we went ahead and made another Reservation for one month later.

Stayed here after visiting the Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine. Check-in is set later than usual accommodations, but as we planned to arrive after sightseeing, we reached around dusk. After a short rest, we enjoyed dinner right away. Each dish had a gentle flavor and was delightful. It seems Shimane is part of the sweet soy sauce culture! The sashimi with subtly sweet soy sauce, grilled nodoguro (blackthroat seaperch), and soybean milk miso hot pot with Shimane Wagyu were all delicious. The locally grown rice was so tasty that I ended up having multiple servings. As it’s a small accommodation, the bath is also small without features like an open-air bath; however, the bathtub made with rare painted tiles had perfect water temperature and helped me relax for a good night's sleep until morning. The welcome drink in the fridge—a local craft beer—was also enjoyable after bathing. The hostess shared stories about local nature and traditional Kagura performances, making it a truly enriching journey filled with charm.

We made a Reservation to celebrate my parents’ anniversary. It was the children’s first time experiencing a real Onsen, and they were thrilled. They prepared the largest Room for us, and both dinner and breakfast were delicious—beautifully presented and very generous. We also appreciated the thoughtful touches, like a complimentary pouch for female guests and glowing bracelets for the kids. All of the staff were wonderful, and we’re truly glad we chose this Accommodation!

I had a very relaxing stay. The bath was wonderful, and the meals were delicious with just the right portions. All of the staff were very kind and pleasant. The weather wasn’t great, but on a clear day you can see the sea beautifully (we caught a glimpse on our way home). I’d love to visit again. Thank you very much.

We stayed with four friends. The building is old, but the Japanese-style room was spacious. The restroom was a bit hard to find, but we were able to use it without any issues. The dining area was also large, and thanks to staggered meal times it was rarely crowded. There was a wide variety of dishes, so we could enjoy our meal at a relaxed pace. Both baths require taking stairs from the entrance, so I felt it might be difficult for guests with mobility issues. One of the baths had water that was too lukewarm, so we couldn’t stay in for long. The parking lot is far away, but they provided Shuttle Service by car, which was helpful. Thank you for your hospitality.

Both the Room and the bath were clean, and the staff provided pleasant service, making our stay very satisfying. Thank you very much.

I stayed at “Sumihei” in Tango over the weekend. Even before my stay, they carefully discussed my detailed requests by email. I arrived with no worries at all and looked forward to the day. The first thing I felt upon entering the Room was the warmth of a space clearly crafted with great care down to every detail by local carpenters. Everything was impeccably clean, and I was able to relax in complete comfort. What impressed me most was the open-air bath in the Room. The Sea of Japan stretched out right in front of me, and the sense of openness was exceptional. From right after arrival until just before checkout the next day, I enjoyed it so many times I lost count. Soaking late at night or early in the morning, then lying beside the bath listening to the sound of waves, was a truly luxurious moment that helped me forget everyday life and relax from the heart. At both dinner and breakfast, staff kindly explained each dish and its ingredients one by one. Everything was delicious, and especially at dinner, there was so much crab that I couldn’t finish it all. Since it was before crab season this time, they told me it had been flash-frozen from last season’s catch—but it was more than delicious enough. Of course it’s nice to enjoy expensive crab at high-end kappo restaurants around Hanshin, but I felt Sumihei’s crab dishes were just as good. It reminded me again that “the best way to enjoy great ingredients is to eat them where they’re locally caught.” The complimentary private baths were also wonderful—I woke up early and tried them all. Each had its own unique atmosphere, offering a different kind of enjoyment from the Room’s open-air bath. And what left an especially strong impression this time were all of the staff. Not only are they trained to a very high standard; you can also feel their pride in working at Sumihei and their confidence as they provide attentive service. It didn’t feel scripted—each person naturally acted with genuine consideration for guests, which was truly impressive. Their hospitality even reminded me of The Ritz-Carlton staff. The food, service, Room, and open-air bath—everything made for an extremely satisfying stay. I didn’t just think “I want to come back”—when checking out, I went ahead and made a Reservation for one year later. I’m already looking forward to enjoying Tango—and Sumihei—in a different season next time.

We stayed in a river-side Standard Twin. It felt like a slightly more luxurious version of Dormy Inn—keeping all the meticulous attention to detail Dormy is known for, but with extra touches of indulgence. It was fantastic. What we loved: ● The dim, forest-like atmosphere in the lobby ● The view of the river and trees from the room ● Being able to open the window and let fresh air in ● Listening to the sound of the river all night ● The in-room hinoki (cypress?) bath and Dormy-style setup that fills quickly and effortlessly ● A long, narrow room layout with the beds placed in a darker area away from the window—very calming ● A hand-grinder coffee set—wonderful ● A sink at the bar area above the fridge—amazing. First time I’ve seen this. No need to deal with leftover drinks in the bathroom area! ● Loungewear that doubles as pajamas, just like Dormy Inn—perfect. No need to bring extra clothes for inside the hotel ● An entryway where you take off your shoes before stepping into the room—nice touch ● Slightly more upscale in-room amenities (skincare/toiletries), which was a pleasant surprise ● The young woman at reception was very friendly and welcoming ● The older gentleman serving breakfast was also very kind and shared helpful information with us ● A large sofa in the room that you can really stretch out on What could be improved: ■ The window you can open for ventilation is small. When it’s hot, it doesn’t let enough air through—you’d want a larger opening for better airflow ■ Breakfast: I liked the steamed vegetables in the Western set, but I wasn’t sure why they were meant to be eaten with French dressing. They were delicious with olive oil and spice salt (served with the egg) instead ■ I would have appreciated slightly thicker bath towels ■ There are no bath towels provided at the public bath (so if you forget to bring one from your room, you’re stuck). Since we used it multiple times a day, it would be nice if there were 2–3 towels per person in each room… though given everything else they provide, I understand Overall, between the incredible view and great hot water, it was an excellent experience. It’s extremely far away—but maybe that’s exactly what makes it special. I’d love to come back.

I took the cable car from Tsukubasan Shrine and, not realizing the climb would be so steep, I hiked up to the ropeway station in light clothing. The Onsen afterward was truly wonderful. The temperature was just right and the water felt gentle; after soaking several times, I went home without sore muscles and hardly any fatigue. After returning home, I realized I had left something in the safe. You kindly sent it to me by courier, and even included a letter. I really appreciated your thoughtful kindness. All of the female staff were very pleasant, and thank you for making my stay so comfortable.