Di sekitar Istana Lockheart × Akomodasi TerlarisRekomendasi Hotel·penginapan gaya Jepang

We stayed as a three-family group. The bath was spacious and clean, the room was large and comfortable, and the meals were delicious with a wide variety of options—everyone was very satisfied. Karaoke was so much fun! The staff were all kind, which was the most delightful point.

Above all, the private open-air bath in the guest room was absolutely amazing! For dinner, we enjoyed a traditional irori-style meal with mountain delicacies, river fish, and meat grilled over charcoal while sitting at a sunken kotatsu table—it was truly filling. The staff's

With a spacious public bath on the first floor and a large dining area, the overall design was relaxing and comfortable. I splurged a little and reserved a room on the 10th floor, the top floor, where I enjoyed expansive views of Numata's beautiful mountain scenery. For dinner

There were also Nestlé coffee machines in both the lobby and the room. After dinner, we could play a casino-style roulette game in the lobby, and it was fun playing with the chief staff member. Dinner: Excellent We really enjoyed it—especially the pizza, which was outstandi

The 10-tatami mat Japanese-style Room was spacious, and the Western-style room had two beds and a living area with a sofa, making it very comfortable. There were also two sinks with plenty of space, as well as a wide entryway and shoe cabinet—an excellent Room overall. We enjoy

Great! There was a coin laundry, but it seemed to have only one washing machine and one dryer. If there are many users, you might have to wait. Detergent was available for 50 yen each at the front desk! I stayed in a Japanese-style room, and it was quite clean, spacious, and

The large public bath features a proper pool, and after sweating in the sauna, I took a refreshing swim—it felt amazing and invigorating! Inside the facility, there are rest areas, a manga corner, and a dining hall. The stamina ramen I had at the dining hall was incredibly delici

It was a course meal instead of a buffet, but it was plentiful and delicious. The children's plate seemed easy for kids to eat. There were three types of onsen, both indoor and outdoor, allowing for a relaxing and pleasant experience. The room was spacious, and having the futon

The free breakfast is a Japanese set meal with grilled fish as the main dish and various side items. Rice and miso soup are self-serve and all-you-can-eat. It’s simple but very satisfying. Considering the Accommodation Fee, it feels like a great deal. I often visit this area for

A family-run ryokan operated by a lovely couple. The facility and amenities are modest but reflect the reasonable pricing, and above all, the couple's hospitality is exceptional. Although this time was just a one-night stay, it was a ryokan I would love to visit again. Than

The amenities were plentiful, and it was great that we could choose what we wanted to take. It was also our first time being served a welcome drink and snacks upon arrival, which made us very happy. The Accommodation staff were very friendly and wonderful. There were also all-you

The cart and monorail, the high-ceilinged room, the restroom with a suikinkutsu feature, the museum-like collection of rare items, the onsen with a gentle aroma of hot springs for relaxing soaks, and the delicious local cuisine—all were satisfying. But what stood out most was hea

The open-air bath made me feel as if I were surrounded by nature and it was very relaxing. Both breakfast and dinner were satisfying meals. The soy milk bread was soft and delicious, so I reserved freshly baked bread in the morning and brought it home. I definitely want to vi

It was a truly wonderful Accommodation. The entire property was impeccably clean, and from the moment we arrived, it felt welcoming and comfortable. The staff’s warm, attentive hospitality was also memorable. Each dish was beautifully presented and absolutely delicious. The bath

That said, these inconveniences were minor compared to everything else. We loved the historic building and grounds as well as the art displayed inside (the Seitsu room we stayed in featured about five works by Tsuguharu Foujita). If we have another opportunity, we would love to v

The very large indoor bath is fed directly from the hot spring source and is available 24 hours a day, so I used it many times. I didn’t use the open-air bath this time, but it had a nice atmosphere. Meals were served in the Room, and both the taste and portion size exceeded my e